Powai,Mumbai, India Amazing experience on my two visits. Great food and service. Try the shakarkand and feta chat,mushroom galouti, paneer gravy with sun dried tomatoes and more. Will go back for more.Dining Tips: If you have a 230 lunch slot ,then ensure you aren't in for a relaxed meal as service is a bit hurried,... Continue Reading →
Santosh Cafe
Powai, Mumbai, India This place is a hidden gem for those who want to have a home style Malayali lunch and breakfast. It is a 16 seater no frill place which is frequented by Corporates around. Beware,they have food which is made beforehand and hence no guarantee on whats on the menu as item once... Continue Reading →
Bhojohori Manna, Powai
Powai,Mumbai,India Good primer for someone to get initiated on to Bong cuisine. The pricing is not prohibitive and their menu covers major rep Bong dishes and they do it pretty well as per Bong friends. Aam Pora sharbat is a must to begin And then mochar chop, dokar dalna etc are good.. ask for advice... Continue Reading →
Neel an Indian diner opens in Powai
Neel an Indian restaurant and bar opens alongside Indigo Deli of the same group
Chili’s Powai running its original menu from 1975…..
Mumbai,India I am admittedly a huge Chili’s fan, their food consistently fails to disappoint. My perception of the place, it is American,it is big and it is comforting. They are now doing something wonderful over the next couple of months, they have recreated the menu which they originally started with in 1975 in Texas. Humble... Continue Reading →
Restauranthesis: Chili’s ,Powai
Mumbai,India Chili’s is an American chain of casual dining restaurants known for its tex-mex food and cocktails. They run over 1500 restaurants across the globe and have a presence in a few cities in the country. Chili’s has been a brand I have patronized over the last 2 years for ‘junk’ food, meaning cheesy, fried... Continue Reading →
‘Gong Hey Fat Choy’ Time for some real chinese food
‘Gong Hey Fat Choy’ will be the most used line across the world over the next fortnight. It is the Chinese New Year, the year of the ‘Horse’ and the line is ‘Happy new year’ in Cantonese. This period of the year is pure revelry in China and China towns across the globe. It is... Continue Reading →
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