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Best restaurants in Mumbai

Where to eat in Mumbai — from market lunches to tasting menus

Mumbai's eating-out scene, edited. Sit-down restaurants worth crossing the city for: regional kitchens, modern Indian, the legacy continental rooms, and the chef-led places opening this year. Long lunches and table-for-two dinners alike.

Top 2 restaurants in Mumbai

  1. Mumbai Street Food and Evening Bazaar Tour01

    1. Mumbai Street Food and Evening Bazaar Tour

    5.0· 260 reviews3.5 hoursFrom₹2,250/ person

    Discover Mumbai’s incredible food culture on this guided evening street food tour. Start with a train ride to Chowpatty Beach, where you’ll taste iconic snacks like Bhel Puri and Pav Bhaji while enjoying the sunset. Continue to bustling markets and narrow lanes, sampling Pani Puri, Pav bhaji, Chicken Rolls, and hand-churned ice creams as your guide shares the stories behind each dish. Along the way, explore cultural landmarks like a Jain temple and Minara Masjid, making this tour the perfect blend of food, tradition, and local life. Ride a local train to experience Mumbai commuting. Try the famous Pani Puri challenge. Walk through Bhuleshwar Market, filled with colorful stalls and Shop. Explore Mumbai’s blend of Hindu, Jain, and Muslim communities through food.

  2. Sunrise at the Taj Mahal — a private day from Delhi02

    2. Sunrise at the Taj Mahal — a private day from Delhi

    5.0· 398 reviews12 hoursFrom₹5,346/ person

    Leave Delhi before dawn and walk the gardens as the East Gate opens. A private car, an English-speaking guide, and the Taj at its quietest hour.

Eating in Mumbai, an honest take

Every city has its food clichés — and the gap between the tourist-trail restaurant and the place where chefs actually eat is wide. We've kept this list to the latter: restaurants we'd book for a birthday, recommend to a vegetarian guest, or send a client to between meetings.

When to book

Top restaurants in Mumbai take reservations 2–4 weeks ahead for prime weekend slots. Lunch is almost always easier than dinner. Most kitchens close between 3 PM and 7 PM; the late-night exceptions are noted below.

Dietary notes

Vegetarian and Jain options are widely available across Indian and pan-Asian menus in Mumbai; vegan menus are reliable at modern places, less so at legacy restaurants. Allergens — gluten, nuts, shellfish — are best flagged at reservation time, not on arrival.

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