The cafe is reasonably priced with a consistent and creamy dry fruit falooda and a plentifully laden with cheese, sinfully tasty - paneer bhaji cheese sandwich, the dishes I sampled. The portions are adequate as well. But the mozzarella pizza was a let down. Simply consisted of a cheese layer over cut veggies , inconsistently melted over a not so well done crust . Decent place to go with friends for a mall time break falooda.

Service is good but the food there is not as lar with the price. Pizza lacked its taste and those rock n roll also. But the litchi cream was their signature...it was yummy...if going there...u must try it!

good food

After a yummy tummy at Samco, we decided to have falooda at Bombaysthan, which is situated at the Phoenix mall. Ordered 2 Butterscotch faloodas and fruit (mango) with ice cream. First of all, it was NOT a falooda. Served with a straw (?) and spoon, it had more basil seeds and jelly! And NO layers like how its supposed to be! Everything was just mixed with ice cream floating in some milkshake! I have been to their T.Nagar branch earlier and their faloodas were like faloodas! Not sure whether it's the huge crowd or no dining facilities where they serve in their signature glass with that tall spoon and proper layering! The fruit with ice cream is a generous bowl of vanilla ice cream with mango pieces. The vanilla ice cream was good (at least) but the mango pieces that came with it were SOUR! The colour was an amazing orangish yellow which made my mouth water just by looking at them and imagining how sweet they would be but no! The sourest mangoes I've had so far! It was a total let down! With these 3 dishes costing around 600 bucks, it is definitely not worth the money spent nor hey let's go to Bombaysthan! :(

French fries, bread, butter and jam toast, chilli cheese toast, chiku milkshake - Sunday lunch at Bombaysthan. As promised the order was ready in under 10 mins. At a price of ₹450 or say $7 for two no complaints about the price.