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Best restaurants in Mumbai

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Mumbai eats around the clock and across continents on a single block. The twelve restaurants below run from a 07:30 South Indian breakfast counter in Chembur East to a Lower Parel rooftop pouring drinks until 01:00, and they cover seafood and fine dining at Kohinoor Square, Burmese cooking on Senapati Bapat Marg, Mexican on a Bandra Kurla corporate road, and a south Indian institution that has stayed south Indian. This is not a tasting-menu list. It is a working map for someone who wants to eat well across the city's actual geography — Worli, BKC, Powai, Chembur, Dadar, Ghatkopar, Vile Parle, Lower Parel — and who would rather read the address than the hype. Every name, hour, address and cuisine claim below traces to OpenStreetMap or the restaurant's own site; the opinions are ours, and they are the only thing not cited.

  1. 1

    Bastian At The Top

    Kohinoor Square, Mumbai, 400028

    Late-night seafood and fine dining at a rooftop address

    From 12:00 the rooftop at Bastian At The Top, Kohinoor Square in 400028, starts pouring for a Dadar crowd that does not break until 01:00. Skip the carbon-copy fine-dining rooms chasing the same expense-account rupee; the seafood-led kitchen here is the reason to come, and the late close is the reason to come after work rather than before it. Tuesday to Sunday is the rhythm, Monday is dark, and the booking line is 022-5033-3555 — the website carries the rest. Order the fish and let the room do what it does.

    • seafood
    • fine dining

    Hours: Tu-Su 12:00-01:00

  2. 2

    Burn Bar and Kitchen

    Pinnacle Corporate Park Kanzul Iman Road, Mumabi, 400051

    An all-day BKC bar that actually cooks four cuisines well

    By 11:30 the doors at Burn Bar and Kitchen, set into the Pinnacle Corporate Park on Kanzul Iman Road in 400051, are already open for the BKC lunch shift, and they do not shut until 02:30 the next morning. Skip the over-styled rooftops a few blocks east; this is a working all-day bar that runs Mexican, Italian, Chinese and Indian off one menu and does it without apology. Seven days a week, two phones answered — +91 91520 42515 and +91 84548 80008 — and the kind of room that fills with people who came straight from a Bandra meeting. Pick one cuisine and stay in its lane.

    • mexican
    • italian
    • chinese
    • indian

    Hours: Mo-Su 11:30-02:30

  3. 3

    Lake View Cafe

    #2&3B Saki Vihar Road, Mumbai, 400087

    An all-day Powai breakfast-to-dinner room that owns the lake-side morning

    By 06:30 the kitchen at Lake View Cafe on Saki Vihar Road in 400087 is already cooking — earlier than almost anyone else in Powai, and the reason to come. Regulars arrive for breakfast and brunch long before the office traffic builds; service rolls straight through to 23:00, so the same room handles pasta and Mediterranean plates at dinner without changing personality. Don't bother with the obvious mall food courts further down the road; the website lays out the menu honestly, and the booking line is +91 86574 15264. Indian, noodle, dessert — pick the meal, not the cuisine.

    • indian
    • noodle
    • breakfast
    • pasta
    • mediterranean
    • dessert
    • brunch

    Hours: Mo-Su 06:30-23:00

  4. 4

    Chembur Adda

    Next to Jenny Pohtot Studio Shell Colony Road, Mumbai, 400 071

    A Chembur all-rounder running five cuisines from 08:00

    Doors at Chembur Adda open at 08:00 on Shell Colony Road in 400 071, next to a photo studio that doubles as a useful landmark when the taxi driver gets confused. The kitchen runs chicken, American, Chinese, seafood and Indian off one menu across a 14-hour day that closes at 22:00. Skip the newer cafés further up the road chasing the Bandra crowd; this is the Chembur regular's room, seven days a week. The booking line is +91 22 2666 1575. Treat it as a neighbourhood canteen and order what the table next to you ordered.

    • chicken
    • american
    • chinese
    • seafood
    • indian

    Hours: Mo-Su 08:00-22:00

  5. 5

    Mani's

    8 D K Sandu Marg, Chembur East, Mumbai, 400071

    A single-cuisine South Indian counter that has refused to drift

    By 07:30 the queue at Mani's, 8 D K Sandu Marg in Chembur East, 400071, is already moving, and it does not really stop until 22:00. The South Indian kitchen here has never tried to be anything else — no Mexican, no pasta, no rooftop — and that is exactly why people come. Tuesday to Sunday is the rhythm, Monday is dark, and the line to call is +91-22-25-200-201. Don't bother asking for a menu of options; eat what the South Indian counter is set up to do, eat it early, and you will understand why people drive across town for it.

    • south indian

    Hours: Tu-Su 07:30-22:00

  6. 6

    Gracias Granny

    Mumbai (see official site)

    A single-cuisine Mexican kitchen, open thirteen hours straight

    From 10:00 to 23:00, seven days a week, Gracias Granny runs a Mexican-only kitchen — a discipline that is rarer in Mumbai than the city's restaurant pages suggest. Skip the multi-cuisine rooms that bolt tacos onto an Indian menu as an afterthought; serious eaters head here because the kitchen does one thing across a thirteen-hour day. The website at graciasgranny.com is the cleanest way to read the menu in advance; the booking number is +91-22-3540-6760. Go for lunch, go for late dinner — the hours make it the easiest plan B in a city that runs late.

    • mexican

    Hours: 10:00-23:00

  7. 7

    Bharat Cafe

    near ghatkopar station Shraddhanand Road, mumbai, 400077

    A station-side coffee shop in Ghatkopar running pizza, sandwiches and Western plates

    From 10:00 the kitchen at Bharat Cafe on Shraddhanand Road in 400077 takes the Ghatkopar station crowd as it spills off the trains, and the room runs straight through to 22:00. The menu is coffee-shop-style — pizza, sandwich, the broad Western thing — without the mall markup. Don't bother with the chain coffee outlets across the road; this kitchen runs seven days a week at station-side prices and on station-side speed. The number on file is +91 0123 4567 89; treat it as a hand-off venue between trains, not a destination dinner.

    • coffee shop
    • pizza
    • sandwich
    • western

    Hours: Mo-Su 10:00-22:00

  8. 8

    Triospice Restaurant (Roof Top)

    7th Floor, Neelyog Cine Plaza, Opp Ghatkopar East Railway Station, R.B mehta marg, Mumbai, 400077

    A 7th-floor rooftop above Ghatkopar East that runs until 02:00

    By 12:00 the lift at Triospice on the 7th floor of Neelyog Cine Plaza, opposite Ghatkopar East Railway Station on R.B Mehta Marg, 400077, starts moving the lunch crowd to the rooftop, and it does not really stop until 02:00 the next morning. The four-cuisine menu — Indian, Mexican, Italian and a serious Jain line — is a rarer combination than the Ghatkopar restaurant strip usually manages. Skip the lower-floor rooms aimed at commuters; this is the room for a longer evening. Booking is +91 89760 72766. Order across cuisines, or pick the Jain line and trust it.

    • indian
    • mexican
    • italian
    • jain

    Hours: Mo-Su 12:00-02:00

  9. 9

    Saheel Restaurant

    Mumbai, 400017

    A near-24-hour Mughlai-and-Chinese room with an unusually disciplined opening rhythm

    Doors at Saheel Restaurant in 400017 swing open at 07:00 on Monday and run until 00:30 the next morning; Tuesday to Sunday the kitchen starts thirty minutes later at 07:30 and closes at the same 00:30. That seventeen-hour day is the point. The Chinese and Mughlai kitchen runs across breakfast, lunch, dinner and the after-midnight slot most rooms in this postal area surrender. Skip the newer one-cuisine places that close by 23:00; the number to call is +91 77384 50409. Treat the menu as two cuisines, not a fusion, and the kitchen will reward you.

    • chinese
    • moghlai
  10. 10

    The Bodhi Cafe

    Ground Floor Parvati Niwas, Paranjape B Scheme, Road 2, Besides Datta Mandir, Vile Parle East, Mumbai, 400057

    A short-window Vile Parle morning kitchen that closes by 13:30

    From 09:15 The Bodhi Cafe opens on the ground floor of Parvati Niwas, Paranjape B Scheme Road 2, beside Datta Mandir in Vile Parle East, 400057, and the kitchen closes again at 13:30 — a four-hour, fifteen-minute window that is the whole personality of the place. It draws the late-breakfast and pre-lunch crowd; the menu runs pasta, pizza, sandwich and soup, deliberately narrow. Don't bother trying to swing by for dinner; there is no dinner. Seven days a week within those hours, and the number is 09550286477. Come hungry, come early, and leave room for the espresso.

    • pasta
    • pizza
    • sandwich
    • soup

    Hours: Mo-Su 09:15-13:30

  11. 11

    SpiceKlub

    8A, Janta Industrial Estate Senapati Bapat Marg, Mumbai, 400013

    A split-service Indian kitchen that respects the afternoon break

    From 12:00 to 16:00, then again from 18:30 to 00:00, the kitchen at SpiceKlub on Senapati Bapat Marg in 400013 keeps an old-fashioned split service that almost no Lower Parel room still bothers with. It signals something: the kitchen actually rests between shifts. The discipline shows up in the Indian menu — a single cuisine, unhedged. Skip the all-day mall-floor competitors a kilometre away; the website at spiceklub.com reads the menu honestly, and the two booking lines are +91 22 4610 4610 and +91 22 4610 4604. Book the late slot at 18:30; that is when the room is at its best.

    • indian
  12. 12

    Burma Burma Palladium

    462 Senapati Bapat Marg, Mumbai, 400013

    A single-cuisine Burmese kitchen in a city that barely has one

    From 10:00 the door at Burma Burma Palladium, 462 Senapati Bapat Marg in 400013, opens onto one of the few rooms in the city that runs a Burmese kitchen and only a Burmese kitchen. That specificity is the draw — a cuisine the rest of Mumbai keeps trying to fold into a multi-page menu. Skip the pan-Asian rooms a few streets over that bolt a khow suey onto a Thai line; this kitchen does not need the help. Seven days a week, doors close at 22:00. The website at burmaburma.in is the cleanest way to read the menu before you go; the booking number is 9920246500.

    • burmese

    Hours: Mo-Su 10:00-22:00

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