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Bombay Chopsticks by India house Naperville

Bombay Chopsticks by India house Naperville is an Indian restaurant in Naperville, United States, located at 1568 West Ogden Ave, 60540.

Bombay Chopsticks by India house Naperville — Indian restaurant in Naperville

Amex dining programmes

  • Resy credit (US-issued Platinum and Gold cards)

Eligibility depends on your card and the market that issued it — see programme details.

Bombay Chopsticks by India house Naperville — FAQ

Is Bombay Chopsticks by India house Naperville part of Amex dining?

Yes — dining at Bombay Chopsticks by India house Naperville in Naperville, United States counts towards the Resy credit, the dining credit on US-issued American Express Platinum and Gold cards. Amex lists it through Resy rather than through the Platinum Global Dining Credit, which cards issued outside the US carry.

Does Bombay Chopsticks by India house Naperville count towards the Amex Resy credit?

Yes. Bombay Chopsticks by India house Naperville is on Resy's list of restaurants that qualify for the Resy credit, the dining benefit on US-issued American Express cards: the Platinum Card (up to $100 a quarter, $400 a year) and the Gold Card (up to $100 a year). To use it, enrol the credit in your Amex account, then pay the bill with that card at Bombay Chopsticks by India house Naperville in Naperville, United States. It is not the Platinum Global Dining Credit that cards from other countries carry, and cards issued outside the US do not get it.

What type of restaurant is Bombay Chopsticks by India house Naperville?

Bombay Chopsticks by India house Naperville is an Indian restaurant in Naperville, United States, rated 4.3/5 on Resy. Dining here counts towards the Resy credit on US-issued Platinum and Gold cards.

How is Bombay Chopsticks by India house Naperville rated?

Bombay Chopsticks by India house Naperville holds 4.3 out of 5 on Resy from 67 reviews. It is an Indian restaurant in Naperville, United States, and dining there counts towards the Resy credit.

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