Bombay Boulevard

I’m not going to lie, the food is pretty average but that said, if you’ve sunk a few pints before hand (the recommended serving suggestion) then it will taste really nice. They serve deliciously cool pints of draught Cobra which go down very nicely with the curries and they are probably the friendliest and most tolerant guys you will ever meet, plus it’s great value (I think some of the curries are about a fiver). They are open late too. If you have supped a few pints and fancy something that not only tastes good but won’t make you throw up the next day and you want to be served by some genuinly nice guys who won’t shout at you or short-​change you (like an angry kebab van bloke) then get down there. Staff: 5 STARS, Value: 5 STARS, Food: s’awight.

Bombay Boulevard is representing the curry corner of the globe on this strip of restaurants and bars on Denmark Street. Perfectly situated for pre show food before watching something at the Academy or Hippodrome, the quality isn’t amazing but it’s the location that counts.
One of the best things about visiting a curry house too, is the fact that you know exactly what to expect, and always find after much deliberation, you’ll order the same thing off the menu that you always do.
The service is quite cheery here, and the food doesn’t take too long, plus they’re open really late. It’s the only real curry house I can think to visit in the centre of town.

Bombay Boulevard, formerly Kashmiri Nights, is a bit of a running joke between my friends and I. It’s a rather basic curry house sitting on Denmark Street and though it really is a rather drab affair, we all think of it with a certain affection.
Why? Basically, it’s the only curry house I know that opens until the wee hours, so we’ve ended up there numerous times, trying to cram down one last Kingfisher on top of a lamb dopiaza. Over the years, I’ve come to the conclusion that the food is actually quite nice, but by default I never go there unless I’m somewhat worse for wear, so don’t take my word for it.
Basially, it’s late and lairy, but the food’s cheap, the staff are extremely patient (how they put up with some of the arseholes in there I’ll never know) and at a certain time of night, you simply have no other choice!

A very friendly curry house near the city centre but. If you want upmarket and stylish, don’t bother. If you want basic then this is for you, it doesn’t appear to have been decorated since the mid-​80s! Unfortunately, they forgot to put any spice in my curry or would have got an extra star for putting up with us and still smiling! All in all though good filling at a reasonable price for the centre of town.