Round-the-Clock Dining
Late-Night Indian Street Food and Sweets at Bombay Dhaba
Bombay Dhaba brings round-the-clock Indian dining to Upper Mount Gravatt with airy chole kulcha, classic street food, cricket-themed decor, and an on-site takeaway sweet shop.
Discovering a Brisbane Indian restaurant open 24 hours a day turns late-night cravings into a proper sit-down feast. Stepping into Bombay Dhaba in Upper Mount Gravatt, we began with classic street food starters before ordering their chole kulcha, which was a first for us.
When the flatbread arrived, it pulled apart with an exceptionally light, fluffy, and airy feel. That delicate texture set a welcoming tone for a meal that proved fresh flavours do not stop when the sun goes down.
Is Bombay Dhaba worth adding to your itinerary?
Before wrapping up, a walk toward the back of the venue leads to a recently opened takeaway sweets shop. The display glass is stocked with traditional mithai and colourful treats, including golden Desi Ghee Jalebi served with cream.
WHAT TO LOOK FOR
Menu highlights
Highlights from Zen’s visit.
At a glance: what we ordered
- Tomato Soup ($5.95)
- Chole Kulcha
- Half Tandoori Chicken
- Hat-Trick Dahi Puri
- Chicken Dum Biryani
- Butter Chicken
- Cheese & Garlic Naan
- Cheese Naan
- Desi Ghee Jalebi
- Mango Lassi
- Lemon Iced Tea
- Ginger Beer
Cricket Legends and Table-Spreading Street Food
The dining room carries an energetic personality framed by wall graphics of cricket legends beneath warm yellow ceiling lamps. It gives the space a playful, laid-back feel that speaks to big cricket fans, or anyone who happens to be married to one like me.
Our order quickly expanded into a broad table spread. We shared bowls of Tomato Soup and crisp Hat-Trick Dahi Puri, alongside hearty plates of Butter Chicken, Chicken Dum Biryani, and Half Tandoori Chicken. Batches of Cheese Naan and Cheese & Garlic Naan pulled everything together, washed down with cold Mango Lassi, Lemon Iced Tea, and Ginger Beer.
A Late-Night Sweet Stop at the Back
Before wrapping up, a walk toward the back of the venue leads to a recently opened takeaway sweets shop. The display glass is stocked with traditional mithai and colourful treats, including golden Desi Ghee Jalebi served with cream.
Having round-the-clock access to fresh Indian street food and traditional sweets makes Bombay Dhaba a standout destination in Upper Mount Gravatt. Whether you are dropping in for a casual lunch, a lively dinner with fellow sports fans, or a post-midnight jalebi, it delivers full flavour on your own schedule.
GOOD TO KNOW
Frequently asked questions
Is Bombay Dhaba open 24 hours?
Yes, Bombay Dhaba operates 24 hours a day, 7 days a week in Upper Mount Gravatt.
Does Bombay Dhaba have a sweets shop?
Yes, there is a takeaway sweets shop at the back of the venue offering traditional Indian treats such as Desi Ghee Jalebi.
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Zen visited in August 2026. Menus, ratings, prices and opening hours can change, so check directly with the venue before you go.
It was a pleasure to be invited to experience Bombay Dhaba but all opinions shared are my own. Gifted/Paid collaboration organized by 360restaurantmarketing.agency.