5 Best Fine Dining Restaurants In Mumbai Now Open To Eat Out
Enjoy a luxurious dining experience at these fabulous restaurants in Mumbai
13 Oct, 2020 by Gargi Bisht
Blessed with a string of amazing gastronomic destinations, the city of Mumbai features a rich dining scene that is always on the rise. A blend of expert chefs, global influences, ultra-luxe settings, and creative menus adds further to the city’s culinary prestige. And if you are looking for a truly fabulous culinary experience then here's a list of some of the best fine dining restaurants in Mumbai where you can enjoy a luxurious setting along with a delectable feast.
Peshawri, ITC Maratha, Mumbai
One of the best fine dining restaurants in Mumbai, Peshawari features rustic interiors complete with rich vintage wall hangings and pieces of antique cutlery and artifacts spread around. The restaurant specializes in serving delectable North Indian and Mughlai cuisine. Make sure to try their delectable 'Barrah Kebab' and other well-seasoned delicacies like the butter-rich 'Dal Bukhara'.
Must-haves: Reshmi Seekh, Tandoori Chicken, Kadak Paneer, Tandoori Aloo, Sikandari Raan, and Paneer Khurchan.
Cost for two: ₹ 3500
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San-Qi, Four Seasons Hotel, Worli
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By The Mekong, The St. Regis, Mumbai
Perched on the 37th floor of the gorgeous St. Regis Hotel, By The Mekong is named after a famous river that flows between Thailand, Laos, Myanmar, and Vietnam. The restaurant focuses on several Southeast Asian cuisines. The restaurant has tasteful interiors without any obvious Asian motifs. Service is excellent here and all in all, the restaurant is the epitome of sophistication and beauty.
Must-haves: Mekong Chicken with Shemeji, Thai Green Vegetable Curry, Pad Thai Noodles, and Radish Cakes.
Cost for two: ₹ 5000
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Mondo Fine Dine, Dahisar, Western Suburbs
This elegant restaurant thrives on a unique concept of a new menu every fortnight and promises a one-of-a-kind experience. One can choose a seafood or chicken menu from the Non-vegetarian selection. Mughlai, Tuscany Italian, Canary Island, Punjabi, Mewari, Morrocan, Mexican, and Kashmiri cuisines have been on offer since the inception of this one of a kind restaurant.
Must-haves: Chicken Agri Rassa with Tandalachi Bhakri, Jawala Sukkat Vade, Prawn Tomato, and Coriander Soup, and Twisted Lassi With Smoked Cinnamon.
Cost for two: ₹ 1300
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Thai Pavilion, Vivanta President, Mumbai
Experience the brilliance of renowned Chef Solomon’s cooking yourself at ‘Thai Pavilion’, one of the best fine dining restaurants, is known for its exquisite Thai spread. This stunning restaurant is part of Vivanta by Taj President, giving its patrons a truly exceptional dining experience via flawless service and spectacular ambiance.
Must-haves: Massaman Curry, Silky Bean Curd with Black Bean Sauce, Stir-Fried Prawns In Garlic & Pepper, and Thai Yellow Curry.
Cost for two: ₹ 4000
FAQs
Q. What cuisines are served at Peshawri?
Ans. The main cuisine served at Peshawri is North Indian.
Q. What are the current deals at San-Qi?
Ans. The current Prime dining exclusive deal at San-Qi offers 25% off on Food Bill. Download the EazyDiner app to get more such deals.
Q. What are the current deals at By The Mekong?
Ans. The current Prime dining exclusive deal at By The Mekong offers 25% off on Food & Soft Beverage. Download the EazyDiner app to get more such deals.
Q. What are the best and must-try dishes at Mondo Fine Dine?
Ans. People love pancota, lentil soup the most at Mondo Fine Dine.
Q. What are the best and must-try dishes at Thai Pavilion?
Ans. People love Som Tam Salad, Pad Thai Noodles the most at Thai Pavilion.
Written By
Gargi Bisht is an event copywriter/conceptualizer turned writer currently working with EazyDiner Pvt. Ltd. Compulsive eater, book hoarder, dog lover and pop culture enthusiast with an innate love for storytelling. Usually the quietest person in the room, Gargi is an introvert who loves her own company. When not eating, can be found in front of her laptop watching movies. Knows a thing or two about art and literature.
