Top 10 Restaurants To Visit In Mumbai
In a city where the bustle of life occurs at a hectic pace, it is necessary to have somewhere in which, for a brief space of time, you can relax. Whether that be in a restaurant situated in an upscale hotel, in a rooftop café, or in nooks and side streets, a routine meal can become an experience. We discover more about ten restaurants offering high quality cuisine and beautiful aesthetics in Mumbai.
Breeze
Perched high above the city, Breeze rooftop bar and restaurant gazes down upon the Powai lake and towering steel buildings in the distance, with lights glittering through the evening. Once inside, it is clear that Breeze attracts with its own beautiful design. The restaurant boasts a serene, futuristic look. Precisely aligned low seating, uniformly white, is set off by blue and yellow accents and sensitive floor lighting. The bar has a wide foreign and domestic selection and the restaurant menu provides an international selection of delicious, flavourful vegetarian dishes.
Breeze, Supreme Business Park, ‘A’ Wing, Hiranandani Gardens, Powai, Mumbai, India, +91 22 6608 3939.
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The Jam Jar
To walk into The Jam Jar diner is to enter a delightful and whimsical world. The rooftop section is spacious, filled with chairs that have a lively, sunshine colour. Mosaics in yellow, white and blue swirl across the floor and extend to the seating. Inside, long tables and decorative benches sit under ornate lamps, with the addition of an old school jukebox. The rooms are strewn with crockery cupboards, wine racks and bookshelves. The menu however, is largely reminiscent of a traditional American diner, with British and Italian accents. It offers innovative takes on favourite classics like bean lasagne topped with pineapple, as a main, or lotus root chips, as a side.
Jam Jar, Shop No 7, Aram Nagar 2, Yari Road, Versova, Andheri West, Mumbai, India, +91 22 2635 8880.
Khyber at Fort
Restaurant, Indian
Kombava
Cafe, Indian, Coffee
Pali Bhavan
Silver Beach Café
Situated near the beach in Juhu, Silver Beach is cosily decorated with leather sofas and warm yellow lighting downstairs, with beautiful and eye catching wood décor on the mezzanine level. The café offers a mix of continental and international cuisine with a few sophisticated variations. An Indian twist on a traditional breakfast, for instance, is the kheema (a dish of spiced meat) with eggs sunny side up. They also offer the unexpected lunch dish of prawns with saffron coconut rice and peach butter.
Silver Beach, Shri G. B. Jukar Marg, Shanti Road, Juhu, Mumbai, India, +91 22 2620 8930.
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The Lotus Café
At the J. W. Marriott hotel, the Lotus Café shimmers golden with its all sandstone façade. The space sits as a stunning water-side restaurant with an unsurpassed view. It looks out onto a lotus pond, flanked by tall flaming torches and beyond that onto the Arabian Sea. Indian and Continental cuisine are always available, at any time of the day.
The Lotus Café, J. W. Marriot, Juhu Tara Road, Juhu, Mumbai, India, +91 22 6693 3344.
The Sassy Spoon
The Sassy Spoon has a vibrant design. Its colourful chairs and enchanting show piece wall entirely stacked with colourful trunks and suitcases make the space pop. The restaurant was established by two chefs, one trained in India and the other in the UK. Together they have created an erudite menu, with Indian and Continental cuisines, alongside traces of other international influences. Some of their more creative inventions include a hazelnut crusted trout and polenta, mulberries and fenugreek leaves and a soya, asparagus and artichoke lasagne.
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The Yoga House
Restaurant, Indian