The Bombay Frankie Company

We ordered chicken tiki masala frankie and aloo gobhi. the idea was good, but there was just too much sauce everywhere, was not a clean eating. also it would be better if there were tears in the inner, but also the burrito could not have kept crowded. a fusion that missed, but the aesthetic was beautiful in the inner.

I watched over this restaurant and decided to try it on my lunch break. I ordered the crispy fishtacos that are appropriate and a veggie samosa. the veggie samosa was perfect. I enjoyed the fishtacos and the nan brot was a pleasant surprise. I felt, however, as if a seasoning on the tacos had missed. everything was fresh and portions were perfect. I'm back.

I think the Frankie is a spinoff from Kathi Rolls, which was created in Calcutta. If you do not have the expectations of a Kathi roll, or if you have never tasted authentic Indian food, you will probably not be disappointed. That said it was okay. They were not sharp at all, and the depth of the taste from the Masala was absent. There is also an unconventional acidic note at the end of each bite for each of the things I tried. Finally, although abundant, chicken legs would probably be a better choice instead of chicken breast as it is a bit dry. I'm glad I checked this place out of the list, but above all, as the novelty of its location is no longer applicable (they started business within a gas station) and the prices are adapted to the relatively high-level village, I don't think they're even outstanding.

This place doesn't serve a good meal at all. An authentic Frankie is thin, long, cheesy and crispy. The food they served is nothing of it. You have a menu item called papdi chat and if you see the picture, you will laugh about it. They make it look like nacho, but the taste just doesn't work. We had windshield wipers Frankie, Chana masala Frankie, windshield wipers, chaat and Shahi windshield wipers and no single part was good. Everything was average and that comes from some who have lived here for 20 years. #BLAND #SAD

Wonderful food and excellent service. Hybrid of Indian and Mexican delicacy. Beef Samosas with the green sauce(cilantro mint) is mwahhh. I prefer the burrito over the bowl unless you get the deconstructed bowl.