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Szechuan restaurant at 207-2748 Lougheed Highway in Port Coquitlam serving stir-fried dishes, noodles and rice plates.
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Independent Indian restaurant on Lougheed Highway serving regional curries, tandoori dishes and biryani to Port Coquitlam diners.
Indian cooking is a cuisine of regions as much as recipes. Bombay, which takes its name from the former name of Mumbai, is an independent restaurant at 2748 Lougheed Highway in Port Coquitlam, on the busy stretch of Lougheed that runs through the city's north side among everyday shops and services. Both a phone number and a website are listed, which makes it straightforward to check the menu and hours before you go.
Menus in this tradition usually move through familiar territory: tandoori items from a clay oven, curries built on simmered sauces, rice and breads, and a range of vegetarian dishes that stand on their own rather than serving as afterthoughts. Spice levels are typically negotiable, so if you are new to the cuisine or ordering for children, saying so will usually get you a milder preparation without losing flavour. Bread is part of the meal, used to scoop sauces, and the difference between a tandoor-fired naan and a griddle roti is one of the small pleasures worth asking about. Sharing dishes family-style is the usual way to eat, which keeps the table flexible for groups with different tolerances for heat. Lassi and other yogurt-based drinks are a common pairing and a useful brake on spice. Lunch service, if offered, often runs on a faster format than dinner, and that is worth confirming by phone.
Lougheed Highway is one of PoCo's main commercial corridors, carrying traffic between Coquitlam and Pitt Meadows, which puts the restaurant within easy reach of most neighborhoods in the city, from Mary Hill to the downtown core. Parking along the strip is typical of a highway-side plaza. Independent restaurants of this kind sometimes adjust hours for private bookings or holidays, so the website or a quick call is the reliable way to confirm a table. Ask about takeout as well. Sauces and breads travel well, and a busy night for the kitchen is no barrier to a good meal at home.
In the Lincoln neighbourhood of Port Coquitlam.
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