Reviews

  Very attentive staff and tranquil videos displaying on the screens along with matching background music.
Only tried the lunch buffet.
As a introduction to the Indian cuisine.
Interesting is how I can describe some of the offerings, however the standard tandoori chicken is still kind of on the drier side due to the white meat.
I enjoy the lamb the most with the lemon rice and the warm naan.
Their slaw salad was pretty good as well.
Will have to try the regular menu next time.

  Delicious and authentic dishes although the place lacks ambience-also apprehensive about the buffet part-I know a lot of people like this option but with so many interesting menu choices I'd say opt out of the buffet

  Looks like Bombay Flame is relatively new to Wakefield! I was in the area and my sister, who lives close by, suggested that we stop by for some good Indian food. I came on a Saturday afternoon around 12:30 pm and was promptly seated with two other parties in the restaurant at the time.

According to Yelp, this place opened around three months ago but the decor seemed rather dated. There was a whiff of incense as we walked through the second door into the restaurant.

As for the food, on it is a buffet on the weekends during lunch hours. We were promptly greeted by an employee and led to a table near the buffet spread. Glasses were filled with water and we were left to tackle the food. There was a container of soup, variety of chutneys, two rices, a variety of meat or vegetable curries, grilled chicken, and a fruit platter. I am not too familiar with Indian cuisine but the chicken masala and the shrimp curry were our favorites!

However, it was the naan that stood out the most! Crispy, warm, and brushed with ghee before serving. It was great on its own but was even better when dipped in the different chutneys and curries. The dosa did not seem too fresh though as ours was already cooled when it was delivered to our table. The dough was thick and doughy on the inside and had a small piece of potato on the inside.

  The food here is really great! Plenty of options for meat-eaters, vegetarians, and vegans. The service was great as well, they went above and beyond to ensure we had a pleasant experience.

  OK.  So I've eaten here twice now.  Here's the deal.  The first time my girl and I ate there, (take-out, really), we stuffed our faces, went to bed and I woke up craving it the next morning.  I was that darn good.  Then the day after that I went there for take-out but they are closed on Tuesdays. Yeah, I'm hooked. So the 2nd time we ate was yesterday and as I write this I'm re-heating left overs and hunkering down to football.  Equally as freaking delicious.  The Flame Wings are a must.  The curry shrimp, mandatory.  The vegetable byhrani (my lady is vegetarian) is the way to go for rice, but I personally want to try the lamb.  The house signature shrimp, delicious.  The saag paneer, great.  The fried veggie appetizer was a stupid decision on my part for take-out for obvious reasons.  Fried food and travel, no bueno.  And the folks that work there couldn't be any nicer.  They really do treat you like a great friend.  So put that all together and you got a restaurant you need to eat at.  That said, I'm a dang carnivore so my next visit will be when my lady is out of town and I'm looking for the meat sweats.  Bravo, Bombay Flame.  We're choosy eaters.  You made us very happy.  See you very soon.

  The staff make you feel like family. I decided to ask them some questions on Facebook before coming in, and they were able to recognize me. I came in for dinner time and everyone was very friendly. They serve complimentary papadam, onion and mint chutney. It was fresh and aromatic and the chutney paired with it perfectly.

For appetizer, I had the onion bread. The (naan) was so fresh and soft, along with the spicy cilantro yogurt dipping sauce. I couldn't stop eating it, and for $4, you get six pieces.

For entree, I had the chicken c...(?) (chicken with spicy black peppercorn and coconut.) The entree took 30 minutes but I'm happy I waited that long. It tasted like going to my Indian friends house and having their mother cook me a fresh meal.

I need to come back again, and next time try out their lunch buffet. I hope that the food in the buffet is as fresh as the food I had tonight.