Nariman Point pairs a strong Indian and vegetarian dining scene with polished settings suited to special occasions. Gujarati cooking is a particular draw, with generous vegetarian spreads and Jain-friendly choices alongside Asian and Mexican options. Prices span from accessible meals to more formal splurges, making it easy to plan around the occasion.
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A long-running South Mumbai vegetarian restaurant with nostalgic appeal, a bustling room, and a Gujarati thali at its center. The food is often comforting and well prepared, but recent accounts range from excellent to bland or poorly executed, while rushed service is a recurring blemish. Try: Gujarati thali.
This busy Nariman Point dining room offers an elegant, comfortable setting and an unusually broad vegetarian menu, including extensive Jain options. Many diners enjoy the presentation, desserts, pizzas, and pan-Asian and Mexican dishes, but quality is not uniformly dependable and prices feel high to some. Try: 7 Layer Mexican Shots.
This is formal hotel fine dining with an elegant, tranquil room and striking views over Mumbai’s waterfront. Service is usually the strongest part, while the food ranges from memorable seafood, lamb, and desserts to surprisingly bland or overcooked courses. Try: Lamb dishes.