Songdo Indian restaurant for kids’ curry meals: Bombay Broy

After the children’s swimming class, they said they wanted naan, so we went to Bombay Broy Songdo near Central Park. Actually, this is a place full of memories for me—I used to come here often with my husband when I was pregnant with our first child. We would occasionally visit for dinner because the curry was rich and the atmosphere was lovely. And today, for the first time, we all came together with the children.

Location, free parking registration, and entering from the right

Since it is in a commercial building, the parking lot is fairly easy to find. Here is one small parking tip: once you go down into the underground parking lot, make sure to enter on the right and park there!

I went in on the left without thinking, and I ended up at the complete opposite end from the restaurant—it took a good five minutes to walk over. If you visit, remember: go right after entering the underground parking lot!

Central Park views from the outdoor terrace

As soon as we entered the second-floor restaurant, we were greeted by the gentle, distinctive scent of Indian spices. The atmosphere captures an authentic feel without being overwhelming, so it feels neat and well put together.

Inside, the glass doors do not give you a completely wide-open view of Central Park, but there is a separate outdoor terrace! On cool, pleasant days like these, I think it would be wonderful to eat outside while enjoying the Central Park view, so I would recommend it.

Bombay Broy’s signature dishes and kids’ set

I also took photos of the menu for anyone planning a visit 📸 Let me introduce a few popular options!

• Chicken curries, including butter chicken and chicken tikka masala: around ₩17,000
• Seafood and lamb curries: around ₩17,000–₩18,000
• Tandoori chicken, whole or half: around ₩10,000–₩20,000
• Naan, including plain, garlic, and cheese naan: around ₩3,000–₩4,000
• Kids’ set: ₩9,900, including fried rice and lassi

Beyond the curry selection, there are so many choices, including tandoori barbecue, biryani (Indian-style fried rice), and lassi, so it is easy to choose according to your taste.

The curries, naan, and kids’ meal we ordered

That day, we ordered two signature curries, naan, and a kids’ meal for the children.

Butter chicken curry

The children had eaten it well when they first tried curry, so we ordered it again. It is sweet, smooth, and savory rather than spicy, so the children ate it very well with naan or rice. I liked how rich the curry itself tasted.

Prawn do piazza curry

This was the shrimp curry we ordered for my husband, who likes spicy food. It had a nicely spicy kick and a deep flavor, making it the perfect curry to alternate with the sweeter butter chicken curry.

Garlic naan, cheese naan, and the generous kids’ meal

The naan—garlic naan and cheese naan—came out freshly baked, warm, and chewy. The cheese naan in particular had an exceptional savory richness, and the children loved simply pulling pieces off and eating it. Dipped generously in curry, it was of course a great combination.

For the children, we tried the kids’ meal for the first time, and the set was really good! At ₩9,900, it includes fried rice and a lassi drink, so it felt like great value.

Still, I did not realize the fried rice portions would be this big and ordered two. In the end, we could barely finish one, and took the rest home packed up. Keep the generous portion in mind!

Returning to Songdo for Indian curry with the children

Bombay Broy Songdo brought back memories of visiting with my husband after work before we had children! The rich curry was just as good as ever, and with the kids’ meal and outdoor terrace, it was a satisfying meal for all of us to enjoy together with the children.

If you are craving rich Indian curry near Songdo Central Park, or would like to dine outdoors with a park view on a cool day, Bombay Broy Songdo could be a nice place to visit. Central Park would also be perfect for a stroll after your meal.