Gastronomic pilgrimage in Mumbai

jyotirmoy

Is Mangola still available in Mumbai?

Elektra

yes, it is

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snonymous

It is called Mangola slice or something like that. You will find them in any supermarket for about Rs 35 for the 1.2li bottle. Maybe a bit more expensive now as its summer. Or maybe it was a Maaza which we drank, they are all "mangola" to me!!

mani

At domestic airport just next to the taxi stand is Balaji Udipi - Southindian, indian, Indochinese & CHAT - dont need to go to west to ramakrishna for a similar experiance. Other place I can recommend for Chinese - indian style ( veg & non-veg) Green House on the aiport road toward the Vileparle station.

Near International airport on andheri Kurla road - Copper Chimney - Indian , MAinland china - Chinese

Hope this is of help.

mani

birds

Hi Guys,

Thanks a lot for the various suggestions. I get already hungry just reading the recommendations .

aadil

Yes it is still available in Mumbai and it is called Mangola Slice. It is available in small 200ml glass bottles as well as in larger PET bottles. The price does not change except when you go to a restaurant where they charge you extra for providing it with service and ambience charges!!!

Cheers,
Aadil.

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snonymous

Went to Trupti Ahar at Parel again on Sunday. We were there at 12noon when the place was empty and we were the 'bonee' lunch customers. The Prawns thali was better and fresher than ever.

snonymous

Saw them on special offer at Magnet supermarket last Sunday.

sanket

Food Inn at Andheri-Lokhandwala

for heavenly butter chicken/Tandoori and Biryani.

Noorani - Haji Ali

famous Chicken Tikka Biryani

Lucky - Bandra S.V Road

Chicken biryani again

......some of my college day "economical" joints. Still make a point to visit them.

skinnylizard

has anyone being going out at all? there are so many new places out there - China House, Sammy Sosa amongst others.

lets hear who has been doing what. i have been eating out a great deal (Dum Pukth, Peshawari, Dakshin, Indigo Deli, Flamboyante etc) in the past few days.

it just becomes painful to update every place so i just do it on the blog but it seems folks here are lazier than i am if thts possible.

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skinnylizard

was over at Tamnak Thai last night. Have never been there before but driven by it a million times. i was told its not good but we ended up there anyway.

food is not too bad, it has potential. if you pick the dishes right you wont go wrong. its not pricey either. the thai curry, mushroom rice and pad thai noodles were great. one of the starters sucked though.

we dropped 8500 for 8 with plenty of drinks.

worth a go.

glolly1

Mumbai has the most diverse food services I have encountered (and I'm from New York!). If you stay open-minded, you can definitely discover a lot of different cooking styles. Apart from the regular european-style eaterys with Itlaian and French cuisine, you can really get to know the Indian cuisine. That is diverse with anything from Kashmiri, Malyali, Bengali, Gujarathi, Malwani to Parsi kitchen.

You can't imagine how different the cooking styles of the Indian regions are (prefer Kashmiri myself, though Parsi is totally good too).

Get ready for a totally un-western experience there.

G.

skinnylizard

plenty of unique gourmet experiences in Mediterranean (Basilico,Moshe) Italian (Celini, Olive) Indian chinese (China Garden, Mainland China)

the scene isnt as diverse and intense as New York but its getting there.

navinkurian2002

Thumbs UP :-Lunch at Ruby Tuesday - Inorbit Malad. Loved their Chicken "Stackers"

Thumbs down:- Lunch at Pot Purri - Inorbit Malad
the open kitchen is really noisy .The Roast chicken pasta 250/- was a mix of pasta ,whole pepper and other chillies thrown into a bowl really unpleasant.

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