Stopped by for a quick lunch. Filter coffee was strong, proper South Indian style. Mysore masala dosa had a good spice kick, chutneys were fresh. Place has that old-school traditional vibe. AC section was comfortable, no waiting time around 1pm. Service was quick enough for a weekday. Decent option if you&#39;re in the area and want something reliable.

The rustic setup with those comfy couches and mixed seating really works. Buttermilk crispy chicken wings were properly juicy inside, crisp outside. Prawn tempura light, not greasy. Chicken overloaded pizza had plenty of toppings and cheese. Cantonese chilli chicken with egg fried rice had a good kick. Tres leches was soaked just right, sweet without being too much. Portions are decently sized. Only thing, service was a bit slow when it got busy.

We tried the palak patta chaat and potato skins after the staff suggested them. The chaat was crisp, fresh greens came through nicely. Solkadi shots with puris were interesting, tangy and light. Good spot if you want a relaxed dinner without rushing. Just wish the portions were a bit more generous for the price.

The samosa here is still the best thing on the menu. Crisp shell, decent potato filling, and they give you that green chutney on the side. Ginger tea pairs well with it. Prices are low, especially for Powai. Been coming here for years and the taste hasn&#39;t changed. Batata vada is fine too but samosa is the one.

The prawns at the buffet are always solid, been coming here for a while now. Desserts could be better but the price is fair.

Grilled chicken salad was fresh and the chicken was properly juicy. Salted caramel cheesecake finished it off well. Cute little cafe setup too.

The home run fries here hit the spot for late-night hunger. Loaded with cheese and jalapenos, they&rsquo;re pretty solid. It&rsquo;s a purely veg place, but you can order from Carter&rsquo;s Blue next door if you want non-veg. Seating&rsquo;s a bit cramped though, not the most comfy for lounging around. Fine for a quick bite.

The mutton nihari was rich and the reshmi paratha paired well with it. Taste has stayed consistent over the years, which I appreciate. Portion felt a bit small for the price though.

The staff helped us figure out how much to order, so nothing went to waste. That alone made the meal worth it. Vegan ice cream for dessert was a nice touch too.

Tried their jackfruit biryani today &mdash; actually had some flavour, not the usual bland veg option. Packing was solid too, food still hot when it reached me.

Tried the Cajun Spice Chicken Sizzler &mdash; came out hot and loaded with veggies. Menu&#39;s massive, took me a while to decide. Apple pie after was decent.

Came here for a birthday dinner and the vibe was nice, especially once the DJ started spinning later. Food was good, but the sizzler portions felt a bit small for what you pay. Quick service though, which I appreciated.

Service was decent &mdash; staff friendly and quick with suggestions. Handled the Saturday rush well, didn&rsquo;t feel ignored. Pretty good experience.

Been coming here for years and the Punjabi food stays consistent. Got the dal makhani and a rum coke &mdash; the drink pairing was simple but worked. Staff got me seated fast, no fuss. Prices are fair for Dadar, though the place gets noisy during peak hours. Solid spot when you want a quick fix without thinking too much.

The Punjabi decor here is warm and lively, really sets the mood. Food was rich and authentic, though I wished they had more wine options to pair with the curries. Service quick and polite.

Sushi and dumplings were fresh, chocolate panda bao was a fun finish. Service quick too. Khar outlet matches the Colaba one.

The bread pudding and Hungarian chocolate cake still taste the same as years ago. Service was quick enough.

Tried the Cubano and nachos &mdash; solid bar food, decent portions. Staff were quick, music was fine. Good spot if you&#39;re nearby.

Came for the set lunch, the watermelon feta salad and kafta were really good. Baklava with hazelnut crunch was a nice sweet finish. Just wish they&rsquo;d refill water a bit faster.

We came for lunch and Chef Suresh Shelar actually came out to serve his personal butter chicken recipe to our guest from abroad. That felt really thoughtful. The dish itself was rich, smoky, not the usual sweet version. I wish the portion was a bit bigger though. But honestly, that personal touch stayed with me more than the food.

Loved the veggie burrito bowl and cheesy potatoes. Staff even gave a separate veg menu, thoughtful touch.

The butter chicken here is seriously good. Rich, creamy, just the right amount of spice. Had it with garlic naan and it hit the spot. Portion size was decent for the price. I&#39;d come back just for that dish. Maybe skip the sides, they&#39;re nothing special.

Tried the Mushroom Toasties and they actually felt gourmet 😅 Pink Sauce Pasta was rich too. Cake was dense, properly bittersweet. Solid little spot for a chill dinner.

The DJ played a solid mix of Bollywood and Hollywood tracks&mdash;kept the vibe going all night. Drinks were easy on the pocket. Place is tiny though, so don&#39;t be surprised if it&#39;s packed on weekends.

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