Bombay Duck Co.

its not really that great to be honest. i had their chicken and lamb toasties and masala fries. they sauce that comes with it is great and has a great sweet taste, but the food itself, i mean, its basically keema and american/cheddar cheese in white bread placed over a sandwich press. its spicy, but for the spice haters like me, its a good amount if you have ample water. the service is not great, but props for the decor. if you have like $6 to spend, try it, but i probably wont be back unless someone else is paying.

Awesome Indian food!

There’s a new crop of ‘street’ food Indian eateries opening up in the city and I for one am delighted. The simple premise of casual Indian food that is inexpensive. The charmingly small restaurant was crowded the night we went but luckily a patron had just finished. They did need a bit of AC though with a fan supplementing. Just giving you the Indian experience.The host was friendly and very helpful. This is super casual where menu is written on the chalkboard, utensils are plastic and served in paper plates. They are vegetarian friendly but everything is full of flavors. We had the Chloe, Batata Vada, and Fish Curry bowl to share. Served with a side of cooling cucumber and pickled onions. The fish curry was delicious and with a mild heat. The Batata Vada came out crispy and hot with a spicy potato filling.You come for the food which is cheap and satisfyingly good.