Address: 509 S Line St, Columbia City, IN 46725, USA
“Went and got gas last night they were mopping when I came in she created me and was very polite everything looked organized there was a what sign but it was too close to the door I didn't see trash outside on the ground and they got diesel and a vacuum but everything was good nice friendly place to go to makes you feel at home”
Address: 201 E Chicago St, Columbia City, IN 46725, USA
“I've had Indian food from Fort Wayne area restaurants for more than 20 years, and Bomy's is definitely worth the drive. The flavors are fresher and more prominent without being overpowering. We all enjoyed everything we had and would re-order any of it. I purchased 3 large containers of main dishes, 2 large containers of rice, a medium sized container of dessert, 2 orders of plain naan, and 2 orders of garlic naan. This fed 6 of us with plenty of leftovers. We also asked for everything to be mild since that's what most of our party preferred. Although a lot of dishes are listed as "Ready to go" I suggest you call your order in ahead. Okay, here's a run down on all that food... Chicken Makhani: This dish was new to me, so I Googled it and found it's a "butter chicken". The appearance and taste were very similar to Chicken Tikka Masala, a staple at most Indian restaurants. In one of my pictures it's the one with the creamy orange sauce. This was my favorite of everything we tried. The all white meat chicken was a little dry, as it often is anywhere, but the sauce made up for this and there was loads of chicken too. Chicken with mushroom: Loads of chicken and mushrooms, the spices are a little more prominent because this one doesn't have cream in it. The sauce was very thin, so the dish was almost a soup. It's pictured in the bowl next to the chicken makhani. Dal yellow: Dal, or lentil, dishes are very common Indian vegetarian dishes. Bomy's combined pureed and split lentils which prevented any monotony in the texture as well as a conservative hand on the spices so as to not overpower your palate. Jeera/Zeera rice: In English this is cumin rice, as there are whole cumin seeds cooked into the rice which makes it more flavorful. We ate this both on the side as well as under each of the main dishes. It's some of the longest-grain, fluffiest rice I've ever seen. Even the leftover rice didn't stick together after it had been refrigerated for a couple days. Naan: Naan is always a great accompaniment to India food and this was no exception. All the naan was flaky and tender, and the garlic naan was seasoned well but not overpowering on the garlic. Sweet gajar halwa: Although I had never heard of this, we were told it was similar to an Indian carrot cake so we took a chance. The pictures of it are also shown. There's a lot of finely grated carrots, golden rasins, and almonds on top. Like most Indian desserts it wasn't too sweet and was lightly seasoned. A welcome finish to the meal! This is pictured in the container (with sliced almonds on top) and also on the plate. I would certainly drive the extra few miles again to get the best Indian in the area!”
Address: 314 S Main St, Columbia City, IN 46725, USA
“The Owner is extremely friendly. Store is always clean and well stocked.”
Address: 571 N Line St, Columbia City, IN 46725, USA
“There is the nicest man working at the BP in Columbia city, if you have the chance to stop in and fill up your gas tank then do it. Just to say hello to Shawn, literally one of the best gas station attendents I've ever ran into and I work from a route van! Really such a nice guy he definitely deserves the praises and raises he gets.”
Address: 3151 IN-9, Columbia City, IN 46725, USA
“I have been going here for about a year. For a one-man show this guy does a fantastic job of merchandising in his shop. Everything you could possibly need to maintain your bike or quad is there. Jason is also a really exceptional mechanic.”
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