Foodie in Mumbai, care to join me?
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Aug 27th, 2010, 12:30 Faine McNasty
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Foodie in Mumbai, care to join me?
Hey there. I'm Faine. Big food obsessive and ESPECIALLY in regards to Indian stuff. I'm headed to Mumbai tomorrow and will be there until the first of September. Was wondering if anyone - local or tourist - might be interested in joining me for dinner or lunch somewhere. I have a food blog and always like to have others join me for my posts/reviews. 
I'm especially interested in Parsi food, local style seafood, and chaats (of course). Suggestions from locals or the initiated on those would be great. I have an Indian cell number, so PM me or email me if you're interested and we'll work something out.
I'm staying in Colaba, but this is my second trip to Mumbai so I know where stuff is....shouldn't get too lost!
Thanks!
I'm especially interested in Parsi food, local style seafood, and chaats (of course). Suggestions from locals or the initiated on those would be great. I have an Indian cell number, so PM me or email me if you're interested and we'll work something out.
I'm staying in Colaba, but this is my second trip to Mumbai so I know where stuff is....shouldn't get too lost!
Thanks!
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Aug 28th, 2010, 02:58 Aircraft Service Engineer, Astronomer & Traveller
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In the Colaba and Fort area you will find a lot of Parsi food joints like Britannia, Sassanian, Kyani, Paradise, Mocambo, Jimmy Boy, Ideal Cafe, etc. In Bandra (West) there is Ashmick's which is opposite 5 Spice on Pali Market corner.
Seafood is best at Pratap Lunch Home, Mahesh Lunch Home, Trishna, etc.
Kerala cuisine is worth going for at Deluxe, Rehmaniya and Fountain Plaza in the Fort area.
City Kitchen near the GPO and Martin's Cafe at Colaba are cheap options but great Goan food.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Aadil.
Seafood is best at Pratap Lunch Home, Mahesh Lunch Home, Trishna, etc.
Kerala cuisine is worth going for at Deluxe, Rehmaniya and Fountain Plaza in the Fort area.
City Kitchen near the GPO and Martin's Cafe at Colaba are cheap options but great Goan food.
Hope this helps.
Cheers,
Aadil.
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Aug 28th, 2010, 21:32 Senior Member
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For great Parsi/irani food head to cafe brittania at Ballard pier. Try the berry pulao and dhansak there. Have tea and bun at yazdani bakery at fort. There are many great restaurants in the Colaba area. Would have loved to join you but am currently prohibited outside food 
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Aug 28th, 2010, 22:11 Purebreed mongrel
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Try Pav Bhaji at Canon, Opp CST
Kebabs and Biryani at Bade Miyan, behind Taj Hotel
Some expensive Chaat at Vithal's Bhelwala, near New Excelsior
Any thing at Kau Galli, behind Fashion Street
Kebabs and Biryani at Bade Miyan, behind Taj Hotel
Some expensive Chaat at Vithal's Bhelwala, near New Excelsior
Any thing at Kau Galli, behind Fashion Street
Try Double-Roti aka Dabeli!
Wonderful taste and above all, Not oily!
Wonderful taste and above all, Not oily!
Tarkarli + Kolhapur + Kaas plateau + Sajjangad + Lohagad + Borivali national park + Palasdhari waterfall + Aurangabad & Daulatabad + Mahabaleshwar travel guide + Shimla & Manali + Coastal route: Harihareshwar & Diveagar! 
Here is a link which you might like
http://www.cnngo.com/mumbai/eat/40-m...without-974140
http://www.cnngo.com/mumbai/eat/40-m...without-974140
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