Bombay Vintage

Free

9.0.2for iPhone, iPod touch

Kanwaljit Singh

Developer

45.3 MB

Size

Aug 10, 2023

Update Date

Food & Drink

Category

Age Rating

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17+

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Bombay Vintage Screenshots

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About Bombay Vintage

Earn Reward Points on every order!

- Access our complete menu (items, prices, photos, descriptions)
- Modify your order and place very specific combinations
- Check your Reward Points balance
- Quickly reorder your previous order in just a few clicks
- Create a list of your saved favourites for quick & easy ordering
- Order and Pay using a credit card (support for all major credit cards)
- Get notified when your order is ready

ABOUT US
A new Indian restaurant in Burlington that offers fine dining options in a casual relaxed environment – we have Fine Dining – Quality – Authentic Indian Food.

We use traditional recipes, ingredients, and methods because we are traditional Indian chefs, happy to create authentic Indian dishes for you and your family.

Each dish that we create will tease your taste buds and encourage you to come back for more. Our dishes have been found in the royal kitchens of Indian Maharajas
and streetside vendors of Delhi.