Indian lunch sets with naan and milk tea in Seongnam: Bombay Broy

On Friday lunch, my friend and I wanted something a little different, so we went here.

Bombay Broy on Baekhyeon-dong Café Street: location and parking

It was really easy to find because it is right there as you enter Baekhyeon-dong Café Street.

The address is 25 Pangyo-yeok-ro 2beon-gil, Bundang-gu, Seongnam-si. Hours are 11:00–22:00 every day, with no break time.

The Baekhyeon-dong Café Street public parking lot is 30 seconds away, and you can get a one-hour discount.

You can park around the restaurant, or use the public lot, which is so close you hardly have to walk after parking. Show a restaurant receipt there for a one-hour discount, and families with multiple children or eco-friendly vehicles receive a larger discount.

Park-view windows and an exotic dining-room atmosphere

The unusual atmosphere started right at the entrance. From my seat, I could see the floor-to-ceiling window overlooking the park, and just looking at it felt soothing.

The red napkins on every table made it feel even more exotic, almost like I had come to an upscale restaurant.

Both the servers and cooks were foreigners who were not very fluent in Korean. I was a little taken aback at first, but they spoke short Korean phrases, so there was no problem communicating. Even though the staff spoke a little hesitantly, they were so kind that I kept wanting to chat with them, haha.

Weekday Lunch Sets A and B: menu and prices

• Lunch Set A, ₩14,900 per person: butter chicken, samosa, naan, rice
• Lunch Set B, ₩17,000 per person: butter chicken, tandoori chicken, naan, rice, salad, pickles

Since it was a weekday lunch, we ordered one lunch set each. They were tasty and great value, too~

From tandoori chicken to naan and curry: taste and texture

After we ordered the lunch sets, the salad and pickles came out. Somehow even the water pitcher felt exotic, haha.

The tandoori chicken came with seasoned onions. The spices made the chicken feel different, and its slight heat suited our tastes. The seasoned onions tasted familiar, like they had been tossed in kimchi seasoning.

The naan was truly the perfect touch. It had a curry aroma and such a chewy texture that the more I chewed, the more I wanted to keep eating it. Haha.

There were different chicken and butter curries, and you can adjust the spice level. We ordered ours mildly spicy, and it was exactly the delicious kind of spicy.

We chose the chicken curry and butter curry. They were recommended as the bestsellers, and after trying them, I completely agreed!!!

It was delicious to wrap rice and curry in naan, dip the naan in curry, or simply tear off and eat the naan on its own.

A lunch I loved right through the dessert milk tea

For dessert, you can choose coffee or milk tea. We had the milk tea, and our eyes went wide after one sip.

Wow!! This milk tea did not taste like something that came as a complimentary service.

My friend said she wanted to come back just for the milk tea.

Final thoughts on Bombay Broy Pangyo

From the restaurant atmosphere to the mains and dessert milk tea, I completely fell for Bombay Broy Pangyo. You know when you get tired of the Korean, Chinese, and Japanese food you eat all the time?!!

When you want something different then, please give it a try~! I highly recommend it.

I am planning to bring my kids soon. I think they will be fascinated seeing the foreign staff and love eating the naan. Haha.