Wonderful place to eat. Food was superb! Safe to say I’m keeping this spot to myself. Check them out, you won’t regret it!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
prerak dalal
Best for fast food and ambience. The owner Bijal is very hospitable as well. Don't miss it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mei F.
Mumbai street food-- good place for lovers of a nice spicy brunch/ breakfast. Not a lot of meat offerings but some chicken dishes; they also have what looks to be a pretty decent whisky bar though too early for us. We had some rolls --egg coated tortillas stuffed with paneer masala, a couple of bombay grill sanwiches and bhajis.
Charlie S.
Dropped in around 7 pm on a Friday (last time at 9 pm they were slammed and had a one hour backlog). Modern interior furnishings, several TVs, one set to Bollywood, one to cricket, one to sport and another to American shows. Ordered three items, which were delivered speedily. In the pictures they look small but turned out to be quite filling (perhaps an effect of the rice?). The spice level hit more than expected but I suspect it could have been made heavier: had to top up my water a few times! I'm not sure the price is in the "I'd go here a lot" mark (though I may be more used to Midwest prices) but it's definitely quite good
Shruthi N.
We tried around 7-10 dishes at this place and every single one was to die for. Their spice blend is perfect and the wait time is minimum. The host was really friendly and even took our recommendation for a hosting a yelp elite event sometime.
Sam Y.
Terrible food I think the food are pre made that comes in big bags and they are just warming up and serving them. I will not recommend this place our whole family stomach got upset after eating at this place.Will definitely not recommend to anyone
Monica I.
Love the ambiance and the food. The service was fast and friendly staff. Loved the grilled sandwich, will definitely go back to try other items in menu.
Cynthia L.
Let me just start by saying I am no connoisseur to what Indian "street food" is, so I was willing and did try a couple of things I might normally not have. They had "Happy Hour" pricing for their cocktails and beer when we got there ($8 vs $12). I tried the kachcha aam drink and friend got Mexican Mango Mule. The waiter did warn that both their popular cocktails (kachcha aam and bebo ka nasha) were acquired tastes, with the former being sweeter than the latter. I did not like the kachcha aam: it felt like I was drinking a green Mountain Dew that had cumin and tajin and spices all up in it and my face puckered like Jim Carrey in The Mask every.single.time I drank that thing. The butter pan bhaji (we asked for mild) had the biggest spicy "kick" of all the dishes. I didn't understand why the butter had already firmed and coagulated before arrive and it made it look slightly unappetizing. I thought we were going to have buns with said contents inside but the buns came on the side. The paneer angara had a good flavor but lacked paneer; there were Maybe 6 pieces. Butter naan was also good, but it got crunchy and hard almost immediately after it was set on our table. The desi kheema (we asked for mild) was def was Not my thing and I do love eggs. I cannot tell you what the flavor combination ended up being, but I will say my derriere was not enthusiastic either at the end of the evening. Things I would've appreciated: (1) Cold water and not 'straight from the tap' room temp water; (2) a check-in from a waiter would've been nice. At one point, I was literally waving my hands in the air from side to side (like I just don't care) to get their attention and there were 3 male employees just standing at the bar chit-chatting; (3) an emailed or printed receipt would've been nice because the waiter decided to recite the entire bill verbally as other customers were next to us- awkward? The place was clean and spacious but very quiet for a weekday dinner. I do have to admit that though they are next to India Bazaar, they are just not in the greatest shopping center. Ultimately, this is not my jam, sorry.
Quick takeaway order of the Bombay sandwich and masala pav.It was delicious but for the Bombay sandwich, I think you should use the grated cheese and that too in more proportion as that is what differentiates and defines it as a classic Bombay veg and cheese sandwich
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Jeffery Kozero
It was a really good experience in every wayWill definitely go
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Sandwich, Curry
shreyash sayankar
Amazing taste with good service!!! Variety of veg and Egg options! Must
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chili Guava, Butter Pav Bhaji, Chatpata Paneer Sandwich
Renish Mirani
Undoubtedly the best place to eat food. The food is amazing, service is quick, and the ambiance is interesting. Would definitely recommend if you like eggs and their varieties. I was waiting for it to open since last year, finally it's open, and it has proven to be the best.
Very good service abd good food
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Very good service and delicious food......
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Wonderful place to eat. Food was superb! Safe to say I’m keeping this spot to myself. Check them out, you won’t regret it!
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Best for fast food and ambience. The owner Bijal is very hospitable as well. Don't miss it.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Mumbai street food-- good place for lovers of a nice spicy brunch/ breakfast. Not a lot of meat offerings but some chicken dishes; they also have what looks to be a pretty decent whisky bar though too early for us. We had some rolls --egg coated tortillas stuffed with paneer masala, a couple of bombay grill sanwiches and bhajis.
Dropped in around 7 pm on a Friday (last time at 9 pm they were slammed and had a one hour backlog). Modern interior furnishings, several TVs, one set to Bollywood, one to cricket, one to sport and another to American shows. Ordered three items, which were delivered speedily. In the pictures they look small but turned out to be quite filling (perhaps an effect of the rice?). The spice level hit more than expected but I suspect it could have been made heavier: had to top up my water a few times! I'm not sure the price is in the "I'd go here a lot" mark (though I may be more used to Midwest prices) but it's definitely quite good
We tried around 7-10 dishes at this place and every single one was to die for. Their spice blend is perfect and the wait time is minimum. The host was really friendly and even took our recommendation for a hosting a yelp elite event sometime.
Terrible food I think the food are pre made that comes in big bags and they are just warming up and serving them. I will not recommend this place our whole family stomach got upset after eating at this place.Will definitely not recommend to anyone
Love the ambiance and the food. The service was fast and friendly staff. Loved the grilled sandwich, will definitely go back to try other items in menu.
Let me just start by saying I am no connoisseur to what Indian "street food" is, so I was willing and did try a couple of things I might normally not have. They had "Happy Hour" pricing for their cocktails and beer when we got there ($8 vs $12). I tried the kachcha aam drink and friend got Mexican Mango Mule. The waiter did warn that both their popular cocktails (kachcha aam and bebo ka nasha) were acquired tastes, with the former being sweeter than the latter. I did not like the kachcha aam: it felt like I was drinking a green Mountain Dew that had cumin and tajin and spices all up in it and my face puckered like Jim Carrey in The Mask every.single.time I drank that thing. The butter pan bhaji (we asked for mild) had the biggest spicy "kick" of all the dishes. I didn't understand why the butter had already firmed and coagulated before arrive and it made it look slightly unappetizing. I thought we were going to have buns with said contents inside but the buns came on the side. The paneer angara had a good flavor but lacked paneer; there were Maybe 6 pieces. Butter naan was also good, but it got crunchy and hard almost immediately after it was set on our table. The desi kheema (we asked for mild) was def was Not my thing and I do love eggs. I cannot tell you what the flavor combination ended up being, but I will say my derriere was not enthusiastic either at the end of the evening. Things I would've appreciated: (1) Cold water and not 'straight from the tap' room temp water; (2) a check-in from a waiter would've been nice. At one point, I was literally waving my hands in the air from side to side (like I just don't care) to get their attention and there were 3 male employees just standing at the bar chit-chatting; (3) an emailed or printed receipt would've been nice because the waiter decided to recite the entire bill verbally as other customers were next to us- awkward? The place was clean and spacious but very quiet for a weekday dinner. I do have to admit that though they are next to India Bazaar, they are just not in the greatest shopping center. Ultimately, this is not my jam, sorry.
Restaurantji Recommends
Great food. Friendly staff.
Quick takeaway order of the Bombay sandwich and masala pav.It was delicious but for the Bombay sandwich, I think you should use the grated cheese and that too in more proportion as that is what differentiates and defines it as a classic Bombay veg and cheese sandwich
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
It was a really good experience in every wayWill definitely go
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chicken Sandwich, Curry
Amazing taste with good service!!! Variety of veg and Egg options! Must
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5
Recommended dishes: Chili Guava, Butter Pav Bhaji, Chatpata Paneer Sandwich
Undoubtedly the best place to eat food. The food is amazing, service is quick, and the ambiance is interesting. Would definitely recommend if you like eggs and their varieties. I was waiting for it to open since last year, finally it's open, and it has proven to be the best.
Atmosphere: 5
Food: 5
Service: 5