Walked in and place was nearly empty. Veg lasagna was decent, pizza just okay&mdash;dough tasted store-bought. Toppings were fine though.

Modak Special Thali was solid. Puran poli with aamras... yeah, that hit the spot. Plenty of food, good mix of stuff. Just wish they&#39;d speed things up a bit. Waited forever for the bill honestly. Worth it for the food though.

Decent place for North Indian veg food. We ordered the paneer and kulchas, both were pretty good. Prices are fair for what you get. Nothing fancy about the setup, but it does the job. Wouldn&#39;t mind going back if I&#39;m in the area.

Went here with the family last weekend. Good pure veg spot, plenty of Jain options which is hard to find. Had the nachos and sushi, both were tasty. Place is calm, not too loud. Prices are on the higher side but you get what you pay for. Would go back if I&#39;m in the area.

Stopped by for a quick bite. Kheema ghotala was solid, good spice level. Dhansak was a letdown though, kinda bland. Place has that old-school vibe, feels like stepping back in time. Service was fast, got my food in like 10 mins. Not everything on the menu hits, but for a quick lunch it does the job.

The pizza cupcakes were actually good, and the lasagne roll-ups too. Nice little spot if you&#39;re into food that tastes homemade.

Good cocktails here &mdash; the bartender knew exactly how to balance a whiskey sour. Tried the paneer tikka too, decent enough. Place is handy from Sakinaka metro, no hassle. Service was quick, though the music got a bit loud later.

Stopped by for a quiet dinner and the herbed bread with olive oil they bring out first&mdash;really sets things up nicely. Had a glass of red with the mains, worked well with the spices. Ended with Turkish coffee and dates, proper way to finish. Service was unhurried, almost too relaxed, but fine for the vibe.

The staff here were really polite, took time to explain the menu and customization stuff without rushing. Got my food pretty fast too, which was nice for a quick bite. Nothing fancy but decent for a casual meal.

We went for dinner on a weekday. Place was calm, not too crowded. Ordered the crispy chicken, it was pretty good. Decent portion for the price. Service was fine, nothing fancy. A solid no-frills spot if you&#39;re in the area. Maybe a bit slow on the refills, but not a big deal.

The charcoal tempura uramaki was solid, good flavor in both veg and non-veg versions. Dumpling sauces were the highlight though, made the whole thing pop.

The Neer Dosa here is really good. Paper thin, light, and the coconut chutney with sambar goes well. Had the thali too, it&#39;s okay but nothing special. Service gets a bit slow when it&#39;s busy, and parking is a pain. But honestly, the dosa alone is worth stopping by for.

The tandoori prawns were properly juicy and well-marinated. Pomfret fry had that nice crisp outside, soft inside. Good spot if you want fresh seafood without the fuss.

The kebab platter was properly good&mdash;tender and smoky, decent portion too. Harissa chicken had a nice kick to it. Just wish the seating was a bit more comfortable, the chairs felt kinda hard after a while.

Tried this place with friends last week, the mutton and chicken dishes were really good for the price. King prawns felt a bit overpriced though. Decent spot if you&#39;re craving Middle Eastern food. 👍

The Korean fried chicken burger is massive and properly spicy, really hits the spot. Peri peri paneer was decent too, creamy sauce worked well. Portions are big, staff were friendly enough.

Been coming here for a while now, and the buffet just stays consistent. Last visit, the moong dal halwa was done just right, not too sweet. Manager still remembers us and made sure we got a good table. Place gets busy on weekends, so you might wait a bit, but the food makes up for it.

The revamped Kala Ghoda outlet looks really nice now, those paintings on the wall are quite unique. Seating is comfortable too, which matters a lot to me. We had the mixed chicken kebab platter and prawns chilly dry, both were good. Service was attentive without hovering around. Just wish the place wasn&#39;t so busy, but that&#39;s expected I guess.

Went in on a weekday afternoon, pretty quiet. Staff were polite, still had masks on. Pizza was fresh, decent crust. Had the tiramisu after, that was the best part. Not too sweet. Place is fine if you want a relaxed lunch without the crowd. Nothing fancy, but it does the job.

The Wish Grill lets you pick your own meat&mdash;duck, rabbit, quail&mdash;and they cook it how you like. That part&rsquo;s genuinely fun. But honestly, for what you pay, the portions felt a bit small. I left still hungry, which kinda killed the vibe. Flavour was good though, just wish there was more on the plate for the price.

Loved the Maharashtrian platter, sabudana vada and beetroot cutlet were solid picks. Dimsums were a bit mushy but the filling saved it. Decent meal for the price.

The Parsi dishes here are a total discovery&mdash;never tried them before. Menu covers everything from Lucknow to Mangalore.

Loved the live pasta counter at Sunday brunch. Sushi was fresh too. Huge spread, honestly. Window seat view of Marine Drive is a bonus.

Grabbed a quick bite here between meetings. The buttermilk chicken bao was solid - bun was soft, chicken had a nice crunch. Sauces taste fresh, like they actually make them in-house. Place was busy but I got my food fast enough. Not the cheapest lunch spot but you can tell the ingredients are good. Would come back if I&#39;m in the area and short on time.

The rumali papad with all that masala and cheese is seriously good. Pesto risotto was the surprise hit too.

Tried this place last week. The water chestnut ravioli really stood out - nice texture, not too heavy. Ranjana helped us pick dishes, she knew the menu well. Pull-apart bread was decent as a starter, warm and fluffy. Food quality surprised me honestly, better than I expected for the area. Would go back for that ravioli again.

The staff remembered me from last visit and still did that whole aavjo send-off. Feels like home every time.

The mutton biryani here is really good. Meat was tender, rice had that nice smoky smell. I could tell the spices were fresh, not the pre-mixed stuff. Portion is decent for the price. Only thing is they took a while to bring it out, but the food made up for it. Would come back for that biryani again.

The brownie with vanilla ice cream did the job. Hot, soft, chocolatey, and the ice cream melted right into it. Quick bite at lunch, no complaints. Place wasn&rsquo;t too busy either, so I got in and out fast. Solid pick if you&rsquo;re nearby and need something sweet after a meal.

Loved the balcony view towards Versova beach. Sunset was nice, made the whole coffee feel slower. Cafe is pretty big, not crowded when I went. Just sat there with my drink, no rush. Good spot if you want some quiet time.

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