New Bombay at the Ayala Columns

Yes, this is so apt. I just posted a blog entry yesterday about going on a healthy diet…then I go ahead and post about food the next day. To my defense, New Bombay serves Indian food. This means that even though its menu is heavy with all kinds of sauces, they are at least mostly vegetarian.

Err. Actually, I should have written about my Communication Behavior class trip before this but since my brain got fried from all that resizing, I think I shall relax by writing about food first. Well. After the Yuchengco Museum trip (I’ll post about it tomorrow, promise!! EDIT: Posted!!), my classmates and professor went across the RCBC building to New Bombay, located at the Ayala Columns.

Sorry for the haphazard shooting. My classmates were so hungry, I was afraid they’d attack me with spoons if I were too slow in taking pictures.

Rod calls this the “Pipino Pizza”. It looks really good, but it’s actually topped with mutton. I suspect it does taste good…I’m just not up to chewing on meat.

This is actually my favorite Indian dish, Palak Paneer. This time around, though, I wanted to try something new. So this is Julienne’s order: cottage cubes immersed in spinach puree. Loooooove!

These things have yellow insides. Hm…they looked really yummy, but I tried to stick to my dish. I don’t think I could have stopped myself if I had dug into these babies.

This is what I ordered. It’s basically the red version of the green dish I pictured above. This time, the cottage cheese cubes are immersed in a kind of tomato concoction. It’s delicious and still has that lovely kick even though I told the waitress to take it easy on the spices.

I am a huge fan of Indian flat breads. They keep me from gorging myself, which is the opposite what rice does to my eating habits. This order isn’t mine though.

This is mine, as it is made of whole wheat. That’s supposed to be good for you. I could have ordered two of this, though. I still felt hungry after the meal.

Om nom nom!! I didn’t eat this, but it sure looks appetizing.

Jenny ordered samosas. This is probably the only Indian dish that I could actually name. I’m not a huge fan of samosa, though. I find them a wee bit too oily, even the ones that aren’t oily by samosa standards. I’m just not a fan of fried food in general.

Hm…Is it just me or has Blogger finally allowed us to display bigger versions of our photos? I know there used to be “Large” and “X-Large” options before, but their resolutions sucked. Now they look great!Β  Whatever change it is that Blogger implemented, I’m very happy with it.

12 Comments

  1. The Reluctant Stylista

    September 28, 2010 at 5:51 am

    Sarap! Now I want to eat Indian food, too. I haven't been inside one for ages.

  2. JennyO

    September 28, 2010 at 6:04 am

    Ako umorder ng samosas – my fave Indian dish even at Banana Leaf. The food at New Bombay is fantastic, I'd love to go back for more! πŸ™‚

  3. skysenshi

    September 28, 2010 at 6:21 am

    Yes, let's go back, please!! Yung Banana Leaf sometimes lasang fusion na eh.

  4. Mark

    September 28, 2010 at 7:24 am

    palak paneer. green cottage cheese dish. we always get it diba

  5. skysenshi

    September 28, 2010 at 7:35 am

    Right. Hahaha! Okeh okeh will put the name there na. πŸ˜€

  6. Andy Uyboco

    September 28, 2010 at 9:54 am

    I used to eat samoas for breakfast when I was in India a few years back. That orange thing looks like pao bahji or something like that. Does it taste somewhat like palabok sauce?

  7. bleubug

    September 28, 2010 at 2:11 pm

    Makes me hungry for Indian food. Humph.

  8. skysenshi

    September 28, 2010 at 4:13 pm

    @Andy
    Nope, it tasted like tomato with spice. Haha!

    @TAO
    Yay! That's the idea. Since I got hungry from doing this blog post. LOL!

  9. JennyO

    September 28, 2010 at 10:05 pm

    Ako umorder ng samosas – my fave Indian dish even at Banana Leaf. The food at New Bombay is fantastic, I'd love to go back for more! πŸ™‚

  10. Irdina

    September 29, 2010 at 12:36 am

    I love Indian food. There are many available here in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, and I still have a lot to visit. A few years back, when my wife worked in the middle of the city, we used to have our breakfast regularly at a nice Indian restaurant, usually just crispy roti kosong (flat bread) or roti telur (flat bread mixed with eggs). But I have never experienced the cottage cubes in spinach puree – it's sooo green!

  11. skysenshi

    September 29, 2010 at 2:57 am

    @Irdina
    You should try the Palak Paneer. It's delicious!! πŸ˜€

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