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05/12/2024
Looking for the best thali in  ? From Gujarati, Maharashtrian, Rajasthani and South Indian to vegetarian, seafood, mutto...
24/03/2023

Looking for the best thali in ? From Gujarati, Maharashtrian, Rajasthani and South Indian to vegetarian, seafood, mutton and more—the beloved thali comes with many shades. Everything from its tantalising colours to the exhaustive variety of flavours on the plate promise a wholesome experience.

Where to find the most delicious thalis in Mumbai

06/03/2023
08/02/2023

From artisanal pies and hand-tossed varieties to a whole world of crusts

The Department of Consumer Affairs (DoCA) on Monday warned   and eateries against collecting service charge from consume...
23/05/2022

The Department of Consumer Affairs (DoCA) on Monday warned and eateries against collecting service charge from consumers by default.

Consumers are also being falsely misled on the legality of such charges and harassed by restaurants on making a request to remove such charges from the bill amount, DoCA said.

While life in   is often about getting from one destination to the next, the food that the city has to offer cannot be i...
14/05/2022

While life in is often about getting from one destination to the next, the food that the city has to offer cannot be ignored.

While life in Mumbai is often about getting from one destination to the next, the food that the city has to offer cannot be ignored.

If you find   food Yummy, here’s where you should go...
11/05/2022

If you find food Yummy, here’s where you should go...

From salli chicken to dhansak, these restaurants dish out every popular Parsi dish imaginable.

  is known for its street food, but the city also has restaurants that serve traditional Maharashtrian fare. Some of the...
10/05/2022

is known for its street food, but the city also has restaurants that serve traditional Maharashtrian fare. Some of these places have been around for years and specialise in the cuisine of the region. From local favourites like misal pav to refreshing regional drinks like sol kadhi and piyush, these restaurants serve all kinds of classics.

From local favourites like misal pav to refreshing regional drinks like sol kadhi and piyush, these restaurants serve all kinds of Maharashtrian classics.

It’s raining pizzas in Mumbai! If the   is on your radar this weekend, there are three new pizza delivery kitchens to or...
09/05/2022

It’s raining pizzas in Mumbai! If the is on your radar this weekend, there are three new pizza delivery kitchens to order in from. And if you’re stepping out, pick from two new Asian restaurants, a gaming arcade (with lots of food and drinks), a seafood joint, and much more. Here’s what’s new in .

From Japanese to Italian, take your pick

Dosa is one of the favourite breakfast dishes of the city, which is why many dosa corners start as early as eight in the...
02/05/2022

Dosa is one of the favourite breakfast dishes of the city, which is why many dosa corners start as early as eight in the morning. Listing our top six in the city...

“Mumbai’s inclusion at the top of this list is a no-brainer. The reason that it is India’s food capital is because it is...
16/04/2022

“Mumbai’s inclusion at the top of this list is a no-brainer. The reason that it is India’s food capital is because it is the country’s most cosmopolitan city. It is like London in the sense that you can eat very well for at least six months without once eating a local (Maharashtrian) meal: though that would be your loss because food, unlike English food, is delicious. The food of tells the story of the people who built this great city and those who made their fortunes in Mumbai.” says Vir Sanghvi

Mumbai is more of a food capital than Amritsar because it excels at more than one cuisine. Our food capitals are cities like Kolkata and Delhi

At the new outpost of   in  —led by Fernandes’ children Ankita and Adith—QR codes can be scanned to access a more chic, ...
16/04/2022

At the new outpost of in —led by Fernandes’ children Ankita and Adith—QR codes can be scanned to access a more chic, digital menu. But you can be rest assured that the space and the menu design are the only things to have changed. The food on offer—bombil, prawns, bangda, kane, pomfret, chicken and clams or tisrya, to name a few—remains the same as their father’s menu.

Mahim’s favourite seafood restaurant is now serving delicacies from the Konkan coast in Bandra’s Hill Road

Want to Eatout in Mumbai? A host of new eateries have opened doors this summer, with al fresco dining and bar seats, gou...
12/04/2022

Want to Eatout in Mumbai? A host of new eateries have opened doors this summer, with al fresco dining and bar seats, gourmet burgers and healthy salads, craft cocktails and beers from around the world. Take your pick from the nine restaurants and breweries that have opened across .

There’s something for everyone, from pet-owners to punters

Looking for the best pizza in Mumbai? We’ve got you covered. If there is one food that is universally loved, it’s got to...
07/04/2022

Looking for the best pizza in Mumbai? We’ve got you covered. If there is one food that is universally loved, it’s got to be pizza.

From artisanal pies and hand-tossed varieties to a whole world of crusts

Over the years khau gallis have become a popular hangout spot for   wanting to experiment with different dishes at one p...
27/03/2022

Over the years khau gallis have become a popular hangout spot for wanting to experiment with different dishes at one place. From Mutton Kebab Pav to Pink Pasta, you will find some really interesting food out here on the streets. So come, let's have a look at these khau gallis in .

In the Marathi language, the word khau refers to treat and is popularly used by elders when they have to pamper a kid or stop him from whining.

This popular snack and breakfast dish features a spicy red curry with sprouted beans, topped with farsan or sev, chopped...
27/03/2022

This popular snack and breakfast dish features a spicy red curry with sprouted beans, topped with farsan or sev, chopped onions, coriander and a dash of lemon for that zesty flavour. It’s served with soft, white pav for a comforting meal that’s also easy on the pocket.

Where to get your fix of misal pav in Mumbai

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