A Guide: Eating out in Mumbai - Page 5 - Team-BHP

theEnd · 13th January 2007, 19:16

A couple of places along the lines of Barbeque Nation.

Sheesha in Bandra (above Shoppers Stop) has nice low tables, good food (my gf loves the cheese kulchas) and of course sheesha! Only negative is that they dont serve drinks...

In which case you should head over to Mirchi in Juhu (on the terrace of Hotel Ramee International, which houses Rock Bottoms). Food isn't as good as Sheesha but they have drinks and some decent wines. Service can get pretty atrocious though when there's a crowd.

theEnd · 13th January 2007, 19:19

Peshawari is at the ITC in Sahar near the international airport. Easily the best Indian food I've ever had in Mumbai (Copperchimney and Khyber have both seen better days). They really put the makkhan (or cream) into the dal makhni.

Another good place for Indian food is Caravan Serai on Waterfield road in Bandra, next to China Gate. Its like a small version of Peshawari, and they have these meter long naans that are quite yummy.

Now I'm getting hungry...

khanak · 13th January 2007, 23:22

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Originally Posted by theEnd

Sheesha in Bandra (above Shoppers Stop) has nice low tables, good food (my gf loves the cheese kulchas) and of course sheesha! Only negative is that they dont serve drinks...

Another good place for hookah is hookah nd tikka in bandra. Awesome combination of kababs nd hookah. The only thing is that the restaurant is a bit small and cramped. Its got some nice low tables too and comfy chairs though not as comfy as sheesha. Has anyone been to Zafran? I heard theyv got some real good food too as well as hookah.

V-16 · 14th January 2007, 02:03

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Originally Posted by kooldude

hey dude can u tell me where is peshawari located and also if u know any other places which serve nice kababs and dal makhnis

Try Pritam (Both the Dhaba and the Restaurant) at Dadar for Great Indian food, kebabs and Dal
Also try Mumbai Masala at Shivaji Park housed in the ground floor of Hotel Parkway on the sea face.

elf · 14th January 2007, 10:59

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Originally Posted by V-16

... Try Pritam (Both the Dhaba and the Restaurant) at Dadar for Great Indian food ...

I hear the owner's got a great collection of cars...

Sam Kapasi · 14th January 2007, 11:00

lol@V-16, that's SELF PROMOTION!!! For those that don't know, our very own V-16 owns Pritam's.

Dippy · 14th January 2007, 11:33

V16 I didnt know you owned that

Looks like I gotta head there soon

On the topic of food I visted Tangy Tomato a pizza joint at Carter rd next to CCD. I quite liked the pizzas they served which was a welcome change from the Dominos and Pizza Huts . I tried a ham and bacon pizza quite liked it

elf · 14th January 2007, 11:39

Although they have some nice thin crust pizzas, Tangy Tomato's not only a pizza joint - their Tex-Mex is quite decent even.

@Dippy: So is this the beginning of the end of your Noorani days...?

iraghava · 14th January 2007, 12:08

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Originally Posted by V-16

Try Pritam (Both the Dhaba and the Restaurant) at Dadar for Great Indian food, kebabs and Dal

Self-Promotion Alert!!!! Anyways definetely coming down to Pritam's
on my next trip

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Originally Posted by elf

I hear the owner's got a great collection of cars...

Elf - Poor V-16 had kindly suggested in the Mumbai Diwali Meet thread that he has contacts at Pritam da Dhaba & we should meet there & I distinctly remember you throwing the suggestion out of the window even more nicely

V-16 · 14th January 2007, 13:00

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Originally Posted by iraghava

Self-Promotion Alert!!!! Anyways definetely coming down to Pritam's
on my next trip

Elf - Poor V-16 had kindly suggested in the Mumbai Diwali Meet thread that he has contacts at Pritam da Dhaba & we should meet there & I distinctly remember you throwing the suggestion out of the window even more nicely

re the meet elfie, im glad it did'nt happen there...after seein apna true colours and also after hearing the Golden Moments episodes. No sweat just kidding.

Well i was wondering why no one had mentined them, what u guys, never been there kya? Anyways thought I'd quietly mention this and no one would know but..."THANKS TO CERTAIN MEMBERS..." seriously guys all are welcome. Just adding humour to the otherwise artery hardening thread (but yummy). I knew these comments would come from all u guys re self promotion and all that.

khanak · 25th May 2007, 00:42

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Originally Posted by khanak

Another thing you should have here is a drink called Rogers(I think) which is a raspberry flavoured drink nd a good change from the usual pepsi

The drink is actually called Pallonji's

binz · 25th May 2007, 00:52

Amazing sandwitch stall in bandra opposite Ruff jeans.Absolutely mouth watering stuff..

moralfibre · 25th May 2007, 10:13

V-16 where is Cafe Madras located? Is it Kings Circle? We had the best south Indian food there. Simply brilliant!

viper · 25th May 2007, 10:46

Yes,

It is at king circle and is one of the best i have eaten in Mumbai.

Viper

moralfibre · 25th May 2007, 10:58

You bet Jiggy. Gogi is the man to take you to some nice eateries in Bombay!

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Sam Kapasi Distinguished - BHPian Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: Mumbai (but watch this space) Posts: 6,848 View My Garage	lol@V-16, that's SELF PROMOTION!!! For those that don't know, our very own V-16 owns Pritam's. __________________ Live the YetiLife® *MA-DONNA! MA-DONNA! MA-DONNA!*

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Dippy Team-BHP Moderator Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Mumbai, India Posts: 4,495 View My Garage	V16 I didnt know you owned that Looks like I gotta head there soon On the topic of food I visted Tangy Tomato a pizza joint at Carter rd next to CCD. I quite liked the pizzas they served which was a welcome change from the Dominos and Pizza Huts . I tried a ham and bacon pizza quite liked it __________________ My name is Adrian Sutil. You can call me ADDY - Force India dippy@team-bhp.com

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binz BHPian Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Bangy Posts: 824 View My Garage	Amazing sandwitch stall in bandra opposite Ruff jeans.Absolutely mouth watering stuff.. __________________ *HAhaha*

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moralfibre Senior - BHPian Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Back to Pune :-) Posts: 3,165 View My Garage	V-16 where is Cafe Madras located? Is it Kings Circle? We had the best south Indian food there. Simply brilliant! __________________ Ask not what your country can do for you, think of a way you can make them do it!

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13th January 2007, 19:16	#61 (permalink)
theEnd BHPian Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Bombay Posts: 246	A couple of places along the lines of Barbeque Nation. Sheesha in Bandra (above Shoppers Stop) has nice low tables, good food (my gf loves the cheese kulchas) and of course sheesha! Only negative is that they dont serve drinks... In which case you should head over to Mirchi in Juhu (on the terrace of Hotel Ramee International, which houses Rock Bottoms). Food isn't as good as Sheesha but they have drinks and some decent wines. Service can get pretty atrocious though when there's a crowd.

13th January 2007, 19:19	#62 (permalink)
theEnd BHPian Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: Bombay Posts: 246	Peshawari is at the ITC in Sahar near the international airport. Easily the best Indian food I've ever had in Mumbai (Copperchimney and Khyber have both seen better days). They really put the makkhan (or cream) into the dal makhni. Another good place for Indian food is Caravan Serai on Waterfield road in Bandra, next to China Gate. Its like a small version of Peshawari, and they have these meter long naans that are quite yummy. Now I'm getting hungry...

14th January 2007, 11:39	#68 (permalink)
elf BANNED Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Bombay Posts: 899 View My Garage	Although they have some nice thin crust pizzas, Tangy Tomato's not only a pizza joint - their Tex-Mex is quite decent even. @Dippy: So is this the beginning of the end of your Noorani days...?

25th May 2007, 10:58	#75 (permalink)
moralfibre Senior - BHPian Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: Back to Pune :-) Posts: 3,165 View My Garage	You bet Jiggy. Gogi is the man to take you to some nice eateries in Bombay! __________________ Ask not what your country can do for you, think of a way you can make them do it!

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