3 Nights in Mumbai
In February I'll be visiting a few cities in India with my wife and am looking for some dining tips from chowhounders!
I'll start a thread for each location to keep things clean and more helpful for thers too. The city list is: Mumbai, Jodhpur, New Delhi and Jaipur.
To give some idea of what we're after, a mix of cheap and more up-market places would be best - variety is good.
OK, first up is Mumbai!
I've previousy spent a lot of time in Mumbai on business and have visited several good, cheap restaurants in and around Navi Mumbai, Airoli and Vihkroli - but this is play, not work., and we'll be staying at the Taj Mahal Palace and Tower hotel right across from the Gateway of India.
Restaurants in or around the area (Apollo Bandar, Nariman Point etc) would be ideal.
So far promising leads are Samrat on Jamshedji Tata Road (for thali-style) and Moti Mahal Delux at Nariman Point - any opinions on these or alternative suggestions?









Wow, nothing :( I'm really surprised there isn't more in this board about India, especially somewhere like Mumbai :(
Anyone eaten at the Taj Mahal Palace and Tower? What are the food and prices like?
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I was recently in Mumbai for a weekend. We had high tea at the Taj beside the Gateway of India,I believe it cost about 900 rupees per person. It was a very enjoyable experience. We had breakfast at Moshe's which is also close by, casual, decent food and a break from Indian food. Leopold's is an expat/tourist faviourite, atmosphere was nice but food was just average. Indigo is a see and be seen kind of place just off Colaba causeway, what little we tasted was good but we hardly ate because we were still full from tea at the Taj. Enjoy your stay in Mumbai!
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Tjere are a lot of really nice restaurants around the Taj
Id reccomend
Tote on the Turf - a good 1/2 an hour away though
Indigo
Indigo Deli
Cafe Mondegar
Cafe Leopold
Paradise
Zaffran
Khyber
Delhi Darbar
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Thanks adhish :)
Do you have any more info on these places (e.g. the food and prices)?
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