This casual street food-inspired Indian restaurant was awarded a Bib Gourmand from Michelin inspectors. And if you’ve got a hankering for spice and serious flavor, Bombay Street Kitchen will transport you to the streets of Delhi, Bangalore, Chennai, and Mumbai with dishes like bharwan mirch pakora (chilis stuffed with pureed potato) and the super spicy tandoori dish called hara teekha murgh tikka. Come for the kind of super authentic dishes you won’t find at just any Indian restaurant outside of the Subcontinent.

Come explore the spirit of Indian Street Food Culture from the moment you enter Bombay Street Kitchen to the moment you leave and start planning your return!. The eatery has recently relocated to a beautiful new spot on Orange Blossom Trail in South Orlando, and offers some of the best examples of unique Indian culture direct from the streets of Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore and beyond. Get the Dahi Bhalla Papri Chaat, lentil balls with spiced yogurt and chutneys ($7), or the Tandoori Vegetable Momo (grilled vegetable dumplings) for $8.

This charming Indian restaurant, located in the Laxmi Plaza shopping center at Doss Ave, is not exclusively vegetarian or vegan, but they have plenty of vegetarian/vegan-friendly options. The menu is packed with authentic Indian street food dishes inspired by specialties from Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Bangalore, and more. It is one of the best places in Orlando for delicious, vegan-friendly Indian cuisine and consistently appears on lists of the best places to eat in the city.

The vibrant flavors of Bombay Street Kitchen take your taste buds on a culinary adventure through the bustling streets of India right here in Orlando. The brainchild of classically trained local Central Florida restauranteur, chef and owner Amit Kumar, this MICHELIN Bib Gourmand restaurant is on a mission to bring authentic Indian street food to the masses. Inspired by his childhood memories of Bombay, Chef Kumar’s dishes burst with a fusion of spices, colors and flavors.

In addition to the stars and Bibs, Michelin added a list of 23 "recommended" Orlando restaurants to their guide: Pizza Bruno, Kabooki Sushi, Se7en Bites, Sticky Rice, Shin Jung, Maxine’s on Shine, Tori Tori, Hawkers, The Polite Pig, Black Rooster Taqueria, The Pinery, Bacán, Selam, Ravello, Citricos, Primo at JW Marriott Grande Lakes Orlando, Sear + Sea at JW Marriott Bonnet Creek, and Four Flamingos, A Richard Blais Florida Kitchen at Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress.

Indian cuisine can refer to many different kinds of regional cooking styles, spice mixes, and dishes. That acknowledgment of a country’s culinary diversity, coupled with the more casual format of street food, is what comes together in chef-owner Amit Kumar’s Bombay Street Kitchen. House-blended spice mixtures and scratch cooking make Bombay’s menu stand out, and have helped it garner a Michelin Bib Gourmand nod for three years running.

I guess we’re still not over this obsession with street food. For some reason, there’s a strong attraction to any foodstuff billed as something that you might purchase from a vendor’s cart stationed on a curb in a large urban area someplace in the world. Of course, most of the restaurants that tout street fare are safely ensconced behind brick and mortar facades with the benefit of a fully outfitted professional kitchen.

Bombay Street Kitchen is an off-the-beaten-path location about halfway between downtown and the Universal Orlando area. It's my favorite Indian spot in town, and always one of my top suggestions whenever vacationing friends or family ask to meet up for dinner. The vibe is contemporary and laid-back, with bursts of vibrant orange and turquoise decor that mimic the flavors on the plate: enlivening, fun, and bold.

Amit Kumar is the owner of Bombay Street Kitchen, known for its Indian street food that’s perfect for those craving both spicy and savory. Every dish is full of so much flavor and texture, but the explosion of flavors always balances nicely. Bombay Street Kitchen’s food is a story; each dish is made with intention — oftentimes on special equipment.

Seven Central Florida restaurants received Bib Gourmand recognition: Bombay Street Kitchen, Domu, Papa Llama, the Ravenous Pig, the Strand, Swine & Sons, and Z Asian Vietnamese Kitchen. Domu was highlighted in our List of Great Restaurants Near Walt Disney World, as were a handful of Michelin’s recommended locations below.

If you are craving for some delectable Indian street food in Orlando, then Bombay Street Kitchen is the perfect spot for you. From sweet gola to ajwaini shrimp, this restaurant has got plenty of options for you. Apart from these, you can also enjoy some amazing meals here such as biryanis dosas, curries and chole bhature.

Bombay Street Kitchen is a city favorite for Indian cuisine, serving up delectable street food inspired by Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, and Bangalore. The menu satisfies all palates, from aromatic tandoori chicken to flavorful goat curry. Indulge in traditional Indian desserts like ice cream or cheese balls with rose syrup.

Upon entering the restaurant, I was immediately captivated by its great atmosphere. The modern yet rustic decor created a cozy and inviting ambiance. As I settled in, I couldn't help but notice the tantalizing aromas emanating from the kitchen, which only heightened my anticipation for an amazing dining experience.

Seven more local restaurants were recognized with a “Bib Gourmand,” or restaurants of note that serve a full menu of starters, main courses, and desserts for roughly $49, including Bombay Street Kitchen, Domu, Papa Llama, The Ravenous Pig, The Strand, Swine and Sons, and Z Asian Vietnamese Kitchen.

Bombay is most definitely a favorite of mine when I’m craving Indian. If you’ve ever been to Chai Pani it’s the closest thing we have to that in Orlando. Indian street food fare with lots of flavor, but you can also get more traditional entrees as well.

Praised by the folks at Michelin Guide, Bombay Street Kitchen is the spot to get delicious Indian food with a modern twist in Orlando. Bombay will provide a vegan menu upon request, highlighting some twenty-five vegan dishes your date will love.

6215 S Orange Blossom Trl, Orlando, FL 32809Phone: 407-240-5151 Visit Website. View this post on Instagram. A post shared by Bombay Street Kitchen (@bombaystreetkitchenorlando)

- Rating: 4.7/5 (432 reviews)- Price level: $$- Address: 6215 South Orange Blossom Trl Orlando, Florida - Categories: Indian- Read more on Yelp