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Mumbai Restaurants

Trishna is indeed amazing for seafood,esp the hyderabadi fish and the butter pepper garlic crab.also recommended is mahesh, apoorva and ankur for seafood.

for north indian food,angeethi,urban tadka and of course peshawar at the ITC sheraton.

also kebabs and curries.

for italian food, vetro, cellini,don giovanni

for pan asian food, pan asian at the ITC sheraton and india jones.

great thai at thai pavilion. a cheaper option is thai ban.

for indian vegetarian food, soam, swati snacks and rajdhani.

for parsi food,brittania and paradise.

for middle eastern food, moshes

indigo is great for fusion food, the deli is great for brunch

the restaurants at the marriot hotel are really good as well.

for street food, eat kebabs at bade miya, ayubs,tandoori at jai jawan in bandra( linking road ) and pani puri at elso arcade.

for dessert, theobroma and the bombay baking company

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10 Responses to “Mumbai Restaurants”

  1. the best food place to go in mumbai is kake da dhaba.

  2. the best place for a vegetarian meal in south bombay has to be samrat. status restaurant is also good. get prior reservations on weekdays for lunch (since these are in biz districts) and also reservations required on weekends for both lunch and dinner.

  3. Kyber does have beautiful, but the food was bland. The food at the Taj Hotel restuarant was outstandingly excellent. I highly recommend it.

  4. mamamamamamamam on October 7th, 2009 at 8:47 pm

    If you want true North Indian / Rajasthani food that locals eat — Bhagat Tarachand R (R is important as there are several Bhagat Tarachand’s in the lane). This place is near cotton exchange in Jhaveri Bazaar. Not for people seeking ambience — only good food. Also, try Friends Union Joshi Club (Gujarati food) on Kalbadevi road. Both of these places are cheap and excellent value for money.

  5. got really bad food poisoning from britannia. i do NOT recommend that place.i do, however, recommend ROYAL CHINA, an authentic chinese restaurant next door to sterling theatre.

  6. Leopold is a regular expat hangout with decent food.Golden Dragon at the Taj hotel has an excellent Chinese fare.For the best North Indian food in town visit the Copper Chimney at Worli.Franjipani at the Oberoi is a great place for a lazy mid-afternoon pizza / pasta.

  7. For all interested, http://mumbai.burrp.com is a great local resource for everything related to going out in the city.

  8. One reader mentioned Jimmy Boy–a Parsi restaurant. Good (and different)food, good prices, not too hard to get to. From an American who isn’t wild about Mumbai, but agrees there is great food to be had in the city…

  9. Kyber. the best meal i had in Mumbai. better than Krishna. beautiful decor as well.MP

  10. A backpackers staple: Leopolds on Colaba.

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