Bombay Sitar

… I’ve been sitting here for literally 20 minutes… don’t even have a menu… about to leave… I mean it smells good in here… so hungry…

One of the best Indian food places I’ve been. Every single buffet item I tried was delicious.
Place gets almost full during lunch hours, get there early!
Was slightly disappointed they don’t serve coffee.
The waiters can be a bit annoying with constant interruptions to your conversations with water refills. The glass does NOT always need to be full!
Otherwise nice and friendly staff.

I have been coming to Bombay Sitar for the past 6 years. It is by far the best Indian food around. Fantastic food, amazing service, wonderful décor. I highly recommend this restaurant!

First time at the new location. Huge buffet, good selection and food was good. A bit more spicy than other Indian buffets, which is a plus for me.

This place just keeps getting better and better.
We eat here frequently specially the lunch buffet
However we had dinners here multiple times and yesterday 12÷4÷15 we went here for dinner and are very pleased, as usual, if not more.
We LOVE Indian food and the spices and curries and BOMBAY sitar rocks. Anything on the menu is great, and the list is long. If you are in the taste for grilled items the mixed grill plate is the perfect choice. If you want more variety, get the dinner for two combo. We always get this dinner PLUS other orders/​dishes for the kids.
Icing on the cake, the service. Second to none. Everyone here is very attentive, kind, gentle, happy to be there and I have to give thumbs up to the owner Raghbir Singh. Great job.

We just traveled an hour to check out Bombay Sitar… Excellent food, excellent service, excellent atmosphere. Deserves to be a Canton-​Akron best Indian restaurant. We had the Vegetable Assorted Appetizer platter with Samosa, Aloo Tikki, Paneer Pakora and Vegetable Pakora; Garlic and Plain Naan; Lamb Curry; Lamb Hyderabadi Biryani with Raita (cucumber yogurt sauce). You could tell the marinades and spices were done with great care. Flavors were robust and complex. Very authentic.

I AM VERY FULL RIGHT NOW. That is the disclaimer. Actually, it’s not even a disclaimer. More like a warning. If you go here for the lunch buffet you will likely leave with more food in your stomach than you had anticipated. It is so worth it though.
Every day there is always a lunch buffet. In the evenings you can sit down and order but why would you do that when you could get a buffet this wonderful? Because it would still be worth it probably. The spices and flavors are so abundant in Indian food and Bombay Sitar’s food is no exception. Curries, chicken, lamb, goat, sauces with chickpeas, rice, nan, other breads, breaded vegetables, other vegetables, cheese patties, yogurts, Indian ice cream, Indian chai tea, smoothies… This is a buffet that I’m talking about so obviously the list could go on. I ate the list and it was Amazing.
If you suddenly Need Indian food like I did, this place is calling your name. Three full plates later, I was a very satisfied person. Painfully stuffed but very satisfied.

This is one of the best Indian restaurants I had visited. Food is authentic Indian and taste like Punjabi food.
All items are best. Both buffet and à la carte are good.
Buffet have lots of variety and best one is tandoori chicken.
Always try their mango lassi and have some pakoda
Best wishes to cook and keep serving awesome food.

A fantastic place to eat. If you want Indian you should be here. The dinners cost around $ 12 a piece.

First time here tonight and it was amazinggggg been to India several times and this food brought back a lot of memories me and my sister and my gf tried about 7 different items and loved them all will be back in a few days to try more 10 out of 10 Forsure

I come here all the time and the food is always delicious! Their Chicken Tikka Masala is sooo good. And if you’re a dessert junkie like me… try the Gulab Jamun. It’s HEAVENLY. They let you take to go boxes from the buffet – its by the pound based on what kind of food you get (meat or no meat, etc.) and it’s very affordable!

i’ve been to Bombay Sitar a few times in the past but this was my first visit to the «new» location. Danielle and i stopped in for the Saturday lunch buffet.
The food, as usual, was very good. my only problem is that we got there at 2pm. the buffet ends at 3pm. there was no tandoori chicken left in the buffet — save for about 3 small nuggets lost among the remaining litter of onions and peppers. i grabbed one of the nuggets and gave another to Danielle to try. it’s one of my favorite things at the buffet and she loved it too. i just wish they’d refilled it during that hour. plenty of people were still in the restaurant and most were walking by that pan and looking around hoping more would fall out of the sky.
since this was Danielle’s first visit she was a little thrown by the spice in many of the dishes. even ones not labeled as spicy had a bit more kick than she expected. and to be honest, it’s been a while for me and i had to reacquaint myself with the kick of the vegetable korma, etc. although, i did enjoy the spicy cauliflower dish (don’t remember the name) and Danielle liked the eggplant dish which she said was also quite spicy as well.

Delicious food that is always on point! Friendly staff amazing food and service! Highly recommend this amazing Indian food! !!

First time at the new location on Fulton. It seemed very strange to eating with so many people. I kind of miss the small space charm of the old location. The new place lacks some ambience factor that I can’t put my finger on :-(.
The buffet is a more spacious. How couldn’t be from the old place? Lots of variety with lots of options for the vegans and meat eaters and a few new things.
I really enjoyed the spicy cauliflower and the GOAT meat. Yep, I have eaten a lot of strange things but somehow missed goat in all my travels. This was a first for me and I have say it was pretty tasty over the rice.
And the quirky hostess /​waitress is still there…

I have not been to many indian restaurants, but I have always been impressed with Bombay Sitar. I have only had one experience at the new location, but let me assure you its the same quality stuff. Super complex spices and flavors that you think of when you imagine your indian style meal. The dinners here are better than the lunch buffet, but that is no surprise. I love the spicy heat that is a staple in the dinner entrees, but significantly less in the buffet options. However, thats not to say the buffet isn’t good — its probably the best overall buffet in town. Awesome options made very well and only for $ 10. This new location also is set up MUCH better for a buffet than the previous location. Congrats Bombay Sitar, continue hitting it out of the park.

Probably my favorite indian restaurant in the NE Ohio area. The dishes were above average for the most part, and have always had takeout. My go-​to dish (rogan josh) was one of the better ones I’ve had, probably the best in this area.
Not amazing (no five stars), but again very good for this area given the other options (still above average compared to others I’ve had in other parts of the U.S.).
If you are new to indian food, follow this rule of thumb for spiciness: always use one level lower than you think you are capable of. I heard this works for my bland brothers, though I found the food here myself to be a little spicier than other indian restaurants. Also, if you are lost when it comes to indian food names, try the lunch buffet and take notes on the ones you like.

I am originally from Bombay (India) and I must say this place reminded me of the cuisine from my motherland!
I am have been to quite a few Indian buffets around US, but this by far is one of the best offering (saturday buffet). This is what we call as a ‘daavat’ (feast) and that too at an economical price. The reason I rate this venue so high is both because of the quality as well as the number of dishes offered in the buffet. The finesse of the food combined with the kind-​and-​dressed-​in-​traditional Indian-​outifts employees makes it a restaurant which should be in every foodie’s list.
From an Indian to anyone who wants to try/​savour Indian food, this is the place to dine in!

I’m a huge fan of Indian cuisine. This restaurant is perhaps as authentic as you get here in Ohio, aesthetic is not their main concern, but the Indian flavors! You can order a-​la-​carte at night, or come during their Buffet hours where you get a chance to try as-​much-​as-​you-​can/​wish. I highly recommend this place, if you want to try variety of Indian food. You also get unlimited supplies of Rose/​Mango lassi drink. You’ll be full of course! Just beware, Indian cuisine is delicious, because it uses GHEE (or clarified butter), if you eat too much, you may have adverse effects such as sleepiness and feeling lethargic. You’ll experience that anyways with any type of large consumption of any cuisine.
Give this place a try! I would come back here for my indian cravings anyday! They also just moved to a newer location! I guess their food is BOMDIZZLE!!!

We were visiting from out of town and went with a large group to their new location. We arrived right at opening and had to wait a few minutes for them to put a table together. The environment was pretty normal for an Indian buffet. Nothing was very high quality but there was a ton of food. I was a bit dissapointed that everything seemed to have a bit of spice which meant I couldn’t serve much to my kids but rice and Naan.
As far as Indian food goes, it was average. I was satisfied when I left, but not sure I would return often if I lived in town.

We just visited this new location and were impressed with the spacious stand alone building and ample parking space available.
The food is just as delicious and the service was just as efficient and pleasant.
We ordered an appetizer of vegetable pakora which was served very quickly. The pieces were hot off the fryer, crispy on the outside and very tasty overall. Our entrees, fish vindaloo and goat masala, came to our table next with a large dish of basmati rice. (Hint: pick out the cloves so that you don’t bite into them) The dishes were spiced correctly, and tasted fresh. The fish vindaloo consisted of large cubes of salmon and a few potatoes in a delicious vindaloo sauce. The salmon was perfectly cooked, not overdone or mushy. The goat (bone-​in) masala came in a thick sauce which is less tart but just as deep in flavor. Both entrees were thoroughly enjoyed and highly recommended!
For dessert, I ordered their mango yogurt item. If you enjoy the taste of mango, you’ll love this. It’s not overly sweet but creamy with an intense mango flavor. It was the perfect way to finish off a wonderful dinner.
Next, we’re going back to try their lunch buffet. From the display of the steam/​cold tables, the variety of items they offer on their lunch only buffet is quite large and we’re looking forward to trying it all.