Such a disappointment to have such poor service. The management of the restaurant are extremely unhelpful. The manager and staff will not accept anything that does not suit them. The service is extremely slow and not attentive. Food is good but there are many items...that are not available. Potions are extremely small. Not a restaurant that wants to gain patrons.More

Their website quotes Bombay Brasserie has been totally transformed after massive renovation and expansion. It is now open and ready to welcome you unquote. However when you want to book a table the seating choice offered is the "hotel lobby" !!1 The photos show the...renovated restaurant which for some reason is not open. Also instead of an extensive Indian menu which we enjoyed in the past an all day menu (typical for hotel coffee shops) is on offer with a few Indian dishes added. There is something wrong with this internationally renowned Hotel chain.More

Bombay Brasserie was a wonderful place to visit several years ago when it was situated in a small dining area with meticulous attention to detail, quality and service and we always made a point to visit when in CT. Alas my last visit in November...2019 was disappointing, they’ve moved the restaurant upstairs to a larger area and it’s lost all its charm and atmosphere, I can’t recommend anymore to visitors to CT, so sad. But do visit The Silo, their cocktails; service; food and views are amazing.More

Had dinner one night. The restaurant is inside the Taj Hotel and has been tastefully done up. Nice menu and great entrees too.

I was invited last night to a birthday dinner at this restaurant. I was so excited because I ate there once before! Also the Taj is synonymous with style and quality!! My car dropped me off at the entrance and the doorman didn’t attempt to...open the door for me. My host was running late so I made my way to the restaurant. I was welcomed and directed to our table. The menu arrived and I decided on a cocktail. The service was extremely slow! Eventually it arrived and the cocktail was lovely as ordered! My fish dish was drowned in coconut milk and tasteless! The rice was dry and unappealing. I tasted the food of my fellow dinners and was not impressed!! The only dish that was packed with intense flavours were the biryanis! The lamb dish was tough and tasteless! Definitely not fine dining!!! I will never recommend this place which is such a same!! There are sooo many excellent restaurants in CT so why waste time eating at such a place!! Sad! It was sooo good in the past!!More

We went to the Bombay Brasserie, at the Taj hotel in the centre of Cape Town, for dinner. I must admit expecting a nice meal and nothing more. What a superb restaurant. From the greeting when we first arrived, to being escorted to our table....The menu looked very good and as we had not been there before decided to choose the 'tasting menu' which would give us a basic taste of the other items on the menu. I can only say the food was superb and the service outstanding without being obtrusive. We will most certainly be frequenting the restaurant in the future.More

I enjoy a nice high tea. I have experienced high tea from the Belmond Mount Nelson to the One & Only. Recently we visited the Taj to explore their experience for the Valentines special. The server was friendly and attentive but I cannot in good...faith recommend high tea at Bombay. We were never even presented with a tea menu. The dessert tray consisted of 2 small breads and 2 chocolate squares. The additional spaces were encompassed by butter and jam spreads. In past experiences we left full with takeaways. The options were so few and lack luster that we were planning a place to eat following our departure. The ambiance and decor is beautiful but, If you are looking for a fantastic fulfilling high tea. The Taj Bombay is not the place. It was really disappointing...More