Spice of Bombay

Spice of Bombay is a family-run North Indian kitchen and bar in the Shops at Corporate Woods, opened in late 2024 by husband-and-wife team Kiran Kaur and Andy Singh, drawing on family recipes carried from a Columbia, Missouri Indian restaurant and Waldo’s Taj Mahal.

Description

Spice of Bombay is a North Indian restaurant that opened in late November 2024 at 9940 College Blvd in the Shops at Corporate Woods in Overland Park.¹² Owners Kiran Kaur and Andy Singh, a couple in their early 30s, together bring more than 20 years of restaurant experience through family businesses — Kaur’s father operates an Indian restaurant in Columbia, Missouri, and Singh’s family owns Taj Mahal Authentic Cuisine of India in Waldo.¹ The dining room combines traditional copper tableware with a modern setting, and the kitchen offers an all-you-can-eat lunch buffet alongside a full evening menu.¹²

Ownership and history

Owned and operated by Kiran Kaur and Andy Singh. The couple signed the College Boulevard lease and spent several months remodeling the former space before opening in November 2024.¹ Their signature dishes draw directly on family recipes: garlic cheese naan is credited to Kaur’s father’s Columbia restaurant, and other menu items reflect Singh’s family’s decades of experience running Taj Mahal in Waldo.¹²

Links

• Website: https://www.spicebombay.com/
• Overland Park order page: https://overlandpark.spicebombay.com/

Menu

Selected items reported in coverage and on the official site:

• Butter chicken¹
• Gobi Manchurian¹
• Garlic cheese naan (family recipe)¹
• Tikka masala, tandoori items, biryanis (menu categories per official site)³
• All-you-can-eat lunch buffet²

Full menu at spicebombay.com.

Sources

Footnotes

1. Cortlynn Stark, “North Indian Cuisine pops up in OP,” Kansas City Magazine, URL — Asserts: owners Kiran Kaur and Andy Singh; late-November 2024 opening; 9940 College Blvd address; family lineage (Columbia, MO Indian restaurant; Waldo’s Taj Mahal); signature dishes (butter chicken, gobi Manchurian, garlic cheese naan); copper tableware in modern setting. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴ ↩⁵ ↩⁶ ↩⁷ ↩⁸

2. “All-you-can-eat Indian spot opens in Johnson County: tikka masala, butter chicken, more,” Kansas City Star via AOL, URL — Asserts: opened November 2024 in Overland Park; all-you-can-eat lunch buffet; College Boulevard location; ownership. ↩ ↩² ↩³ ↩⁴

3. Official website, URL — Asserts: active operations; menu; Overland Park location. ↩