Indian curry lunch sets A and B in Baekhyeon-dong, Pangyo: Bombay Broy

For anyone in Bundang's Pangyo area wanting a proper Indian curry lunch, here's my write-up on Bombay Broy Pangyo. Among the curry spots in Pangyo, this one has a solid lunch set lineup, and it's an easy place to try Indian food for the first time without feeling intimidated.

Where is Bombay Broy Pangyo, and where do you park?

• Address: 25 Pangyoyeok-ro 2beon-gil, Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea
• Hours: Daily 11:00 – 22:00
• Parking: Limited spots around the building; free 1-hour parking at the Baekhyeon-dong café street lot

Bombay Broy Pangyo sits right on the Baekhyeon-dong café street, so it's easy to get to. You can reach it by bus, and if you're driving, there's a public parking lot right in front of the café street that's convenient to use — just show your receipt when settling up and you get 1 hour free.

Inside Bombay Broy Pangyo: the interior at first glance

Walking into Bombay Broy Pangyo, you're greeted by warm wood tones mixed with Indian-style decor. The lighting isn't too bright, which makes it comfortable for dates or small gatherings, and the tables are spaced well enough for a bit of privacy.

Seating is mostly 4-top tables mixed with some larger tables that can seat more, so it works well for a Pangyo date or even a Pangyo work dinner.

Ordering Lunch Sets A and B: chicken tikka masala and prawn makhani

I ordered Lunch Set A (naan & rice) and Lunch Set B (naan & rice + tandoori chicken). Both sets let you choose your curry flavors, and I picked chicken tikka masala and prawn makhani.

The lunch menu is generous without being expensive, and I get why it's often mentioned as one of the go-to lunch spots in Pangyo.

Chicken tikka masala: how it tastes

A tomato-based masala sauce with a creamy edge, paired with tandoor-roasted chicken, gives this a deep, rich flavor. When I had it, there was a slight kick of spice layered underneath — I'd especially recommend this one for anyone new to curry. Mixing it into the rice or scooping it up with naan really brings out the sauce's flavor.

Prawn makhani: how it tastes

This shrimp-based makhani curry blends tomato, butter, and spices into a rich flavor. The heat level is mild, so it suits people who prefer a milder curry — the bounce of the shrimp works nicely with the creaminess of the sauce. If you enjoy a milder profile, I'd suggest trying a spoonful of this one first.

Tandoori chicken in Lunch Set B

The tandoori chicken included in Lunch Set B has a lightly grilled exterior with a smoky aroma, while the inside stays juicy. It's already well-seasoned with salt and spices on its own, but dipping it into the curry sauce takes the flavor up a notch. If you're deciding between Set A and B, go for B if you want the tandoori chicken as part of the meal — it's more satisfying.

The naan has a nice grilled aroma that makes it great for scooping up curry, and the rice balances well when mixed in with the sauce. The tandoori chicken, crisp outside and juicy inside, rounds out the set nicely.

Why the Bombay Broy Pangyo lunch sets work so well at midday

Bombay Broy Pangyo gets busy with office workers at lunchtime and turns tables quickly, but the wait from order to serving wasn't long. The curry came out piping hot, which made for a filling meal, and the salad and pickles served alongside were a nice touch to reset the palate between bites.

Who Bombay Broy Pangyo suits best

• Office workers who want a casual Pangyo curry lunch
• Anyone wanting to try Indian food in Pangyo with a partner or coworkers
• Those looking for something a bit different for a Pangyo date or a Pangyo work dinner

Bombay Broy Pangyo: frequently asked questions

Q1. What is the difference between Lunch Set A and Lunch Set B?

Set A comes with naan, rice, and a choice of 2 curries as the base. Set B adds one piece of tandoori chicken on top of that. If you want more food and more satisfaction, go with B.

Q2. Can you adjust the spice level of the curries?

If you want something spicier, I'd recommend the chicken tikka masala.

Q3. How does parking work at Bombay Broy Pangyo?

Use the public parking lot right in front on the Baekhyeon-dong café street — show your receipt when settling up for 1 hour of free parking.