Clean Indian restaurant in Pangyo for a solo early dinner: Bombay Broy

I suddenly craved Indian food, so I stopped by Bombay Broy! It's great for eating alone, and I was happy with how clean and hygienic it was. It's on Baekhyeon-dong Café Street, so it works for a date, and it's quiet and easy to enjoy.

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

Bombay Broy Pangyo (봄베이브로이 판교점) is an Indian restaurant at 25 Pangyoyeok-ro 2beon-gil, Bundang-gu, Seongnam, Gyeonggi, South Korea, on Baekhyeon-dong Café Street. It is open from 11:00 to 22:00. For parking, use the paid public lot right in front.

Bombay Broy is right in front of the Baekhyeon-dong Café Street public parking lot, so it's easy to find. Parking in the public lot is paid: ₩400 per 30 minutes, max ₩6,000 a day, so it's no burden! Good whether you're on foot or driving.

"Indian food" is written in big letters so anyone can spot it right away. There's no break time, so you can visit whenever you feel like eating.

What are the interior and seating like?

The interior of Bombay Broy Pangyo has floor-to-ceiling windows, so it's bright, and with tables for 2, tables for 4 and group seating, it suits everything from solo meals to group gatherings. The space is large, so waiting didn't look like a big concern.

The floor-to-ceiling windows make it feel open and airy. Green views and lots of sunlight, so if you come at lunchtime I'd recommend a window seat!

With tables for 2 and 4, it's good for eating alone, dates or a group of four. There's group seating too, so it's a good spot for bigger gatherings as well!

The place is big with lots of seats, so I doubt you'd often have to wait! I arrived a bit early in the evening and no one was there, but by the time I was eating it was dinnertime and it filled up! People come both for dates and to eat alone.

Is Bombay Broy Pangyo clean and hygienic?

At Bombay Broy Pangyo, the cups, spoons and other tableware were squeaky clean, and plates, napkins and cutlery were already set at each seat. When I arrived, the owner was wiping the tableware himself.

When I arrived the owner was wiping the tableware, and while eating I noticed the cups, spoons and so on were super squeaky clean, which I loved!!

Plates, napkins, cutlery and so on were all already set at the seat! I was eating alone, so I sat at a table for two.

Menu and lunch set conditions at Bombay Broy Pangyo

The lunch set at Bombay Broy Pangyo can only be ordered until 3 p.m. and isn't available on weekends or public holidays. There are also course menus for 2 and for 3–4 people, plus a variety of single curries and naan.

If you visit at lunchtime, the lunch set is perfect for one person! It can only be ordered until 3 p.m. and not on weekends or public holidays, so keep that in mind. There are also course menus for 2 or 3–4 people, which makes choosing easy, a big plus!

There were lots of curry and naan types! The owner was thoughtful enough to match the photos to menu items with arrows. After some thought I ordered the prawn makhani (prawn curry) and butter naan.

How were the prawn makhani and butter naan for a solo meal?

The prawn makhani at Bombay Broy Pangyo was a curry with far more shrimp than I expected, and the butter naan had just the right amount of butter, so it wasn't greasy. For one person, one curry plus one naan was just the right amount.

A salad comes by default! I ordered a cola too, and they brought a cup of ice with it!

Right after ordering, they served salad, pickles and jalapeños. The vegetables in the salad were fresh and crisp, nice to eat.

And then the curry and naan came out right away! It didn't take long for the food to arrive, which was just right. The naan came cut into sensible pieces.

For eating alone, the curry + naan combo was just right.

Prawn makhani: a curry generous with shrimp

It's a shrimp curry, and there's way more shrimp in it than I expected! They're cut into bite-size pieces, so it's easy to eat. The curry looked a little thin, so I wondered if the flavor would be weak, but it wasn't. A curry that's just right to eat.

They even light a flame underneath like this, so you can keep eating it warm to the end, a nice plus.

Butter naan: buttery without being greasy

The butter naan wasn't greasy, with just the right amount of butter, perfect to eat. It pairs well with the prawn makhani too.

Honestly, curry and naan alone can feel a bit lacking, but with so much shrimp inside it wasn't! If you end up eating alone after lunchtime, I recommend the curry + naan combo! It had been a while since I'd had Indian food, so it brought back memories and tasted great.

Would I recommend Bombay Broy Pangyo as a solo curry spot?

The best thing about Bombay Broy Pangyo was being able to eat Indian food without worrying about hygiene. You pay at the counter.

You pay at the counter! Honestly, I've worried about hygiene when eating Indian food more than once or twice, but here you don't have to think about that, which was the best part. An Indian restaurant that's hygienic and delicious too. If you're looking for a good solo meal or a great curry in Pangyo, I recommend Bombay Broy Pangyo!