Intriguing Indian Food You've Driven By 100 Times
If you've played rec-league softball, you've seen this place.
You know a restaurant is gonna be great when they serve lunch on Super Bowl plates. It says, “Rather than waste money on things like ‘décor’ and ‘reusable dishware,’ we’re putting all our budget into the food.” This point was driven home when I found myself eating tandoori momos off Dixie plates that said “Big Game” at Bombay Corner. It’s one of those places you drive by 700 times without ever knowing it’s there, right across SW 22nd Ave from Shenandoah Park.
Then you try the food. And then you never forget it.
The restaurant’s been around for about seven years, dealing almost exclusively in take-out and delivery. But you’ll find a smattering of small banquet tables and a frat house sofa inside. Dining in is so rare the only plates they have to serve you on look like they were leftovers from a 9th birthday party. But the food is that kind of stripped-down, we’re-not-here-for-the-ambience-we’re-here-for-vindaloo stuff that’ll instantly put it in you…
