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5 Pet-Friendly Places In Mumbai To Pamper Your Furry Friends

Mumbai is lining up with incredible pet-friendly cafes for the owners to shower their furry buddies with love. We bring to you our Top 5 that you must visit.

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Restaurant Review: NRI - Not Really Indian. | MissMalini

Head chef Rohit Nair held my hand and walked me through his fascinating menu - here's what we ate

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Restaurant Review: NRI – Not Really Indian. - MissMalini

The King of Clubs sits down with head chef Rohit Nair for a Phileas Fogg
inspired journey around the world of Indian food.
Indians – we get around don’t we? In every corner of the globe you’ll find an
Indian restaurant serving generic Indian fare to the locals.

But the story is more complex than making chicken tikka masala, Britain’s
national dish. As Indian chefs have travelled the globe they’ve taken the
fundamentals of traditional Indian cooking and blended it with local elements to
create m

Andrea Brown

Nowshad Rizwanullah

Review: Chef Kelvin Cheung is Back With "One Street Over" | MissMalini

When Chef Kelvin Cheung announced he was returning to the US after four years in Mumbai, he shattered hungry hearts across across a city that had grown remarkably loyal to his unique brand of modern American cuisine.

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Review: Chef Kelvin Cheung is Back With “One Street Over” - MissMalini

One Street OverWhen Chef Kelvin Cheung announced he was returning to the US after four years in
Mumbai, he shattered hungry hearts across across a city that had grown
remarkably loyal to his unique brand of modern American cuisine. Three months
later, Mumbai breathed a sigh of relief as he made his way back, this time with
reinforcements: Chef de Cuisine Boo Kwang Kim from Little Goat in Chicago, and
fiancée Andrea Brown, who fills a number of roles at the recently launched
cocktail bar, One Str

Home With Heena

Mamagoto Launches New 'Asian Experiments' Menu, And It's A Winner! | MissMalini

If you haven’t been to Mamagoto, now is the time to go! The Delhi transplant recently launched their new Asian Experiments menu, & based on our visit to their Bandra outlet in Mumbai.

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Mamagoto Launches New ‘Asian Experiments’ Menu, And It’s A Winner! - MissMalini

Cheers to Mamagoto!If you haven’t been to Mamagoto, now is the time to go! The Delhi transplant
recently launched their new Asian Experiments menu, and based on our visit to
their Bandra outlet in Mumbai, it’s one that’s paying off deliciously against
their promise of “fun asian eating.”

We started the evening with a sampling of cocktails. The ‘Mexican Confusion’
(kaffir lime-infused tequila with lychee) made for a refreshing start, while the
shooters were bright and festive in a few different 

Sheba Lahroo

10 Reasons We'll Be Running Back To The Fatty Bao, Mumbai | MissMalini

Have you ever had a really good slice of pork belly? The Fatty Bao nails it with this one a perfect sweet and sticky miso mustard glaze with soft, decadent meat that can be eaten with a spoon.

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10 Reasons We’ll Be Running Back To The Fatty Bao, Mumbai - MissMalini

The Fatty Bao MumbaiBandra Foodies rejoice! The Fatty Bao, a popular pan-Asian Gastro Pub from
Bangalore has landed in Mumbai, and if our recent meal is anything to go by, it
is going to be epic!

Here are 10 reasons we’re definitely going back:

1) This Guy
Red PandaThe décor is super fresh and funky. We were particularly drawn to this
transcendent fox, which turns out to be a Red Panda (that’s a real thing, BTW…).
The Red Panda (let’s call him Master Shifu) is just one example of the fun and
d

Restaurant Review: The Sahib Room & Kipling Bar | MissMalini

We review the newest restaurant at Palladium Hotel. See all of our pictures and find out if you too should revisit a slice of the British Raj!

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Restaurant Review: The Sahib Room &#038; Kipling Bar - MissMalini

The Sahib Room &amp; Kipling Bar*Disclosure: We were invited by The Sahib Room &amp;
Kipling Bar to attend their soft launch, but as always our opinions remain
completely our own.*

You’d expect a restaurant themed after the British Raj to be a snooty affair.
Bejeweled uniforms, ridiculous mustaches and a touch of imperial snobbery would
seem to fit the bill. While we wish this were the case (for pure entertainment),
the reality is a much more elegant, relaxed affair. The Sahib Room – which is
the dinin

Mamagoto

Restaurant Review: Mamagoto Bandra! | MissMalini

I have patiently been waiting for a casual trendy Asian restaurant to open in Bandra, and my wait is finally over. Mamagoto has opened on hill road next

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Restaurant Review: Mamagoto Bandra! - MissMalini

Mamagoto BandraI have patiently been waiting for a casual trendy Asian
restaurant to open in Bandra, and my wait is finally over. Mamagoto has opened
on hill road next to C’est la vie, in place of the former Natures Basket. They
have done an amazing job recreating the space into a fun funky atmosphere. It
almost feels as though you are eating in an Asian modern art gallery. It was
hard to imagine that where we were sitting had once been a cheese counter!

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Restaurant Review: Pizza Metro Pizza | MissMalini

We had our doubts about Pizza Metro Pizza. We weren't sure what to make of the funny name, its gimmicky "1 meter pizza," or the restaurant's UK origins

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Restaurant Review: Pizza Metro Pizza - MissMalini

Pizza Metro PizzaWe had our doubts about Pizza Metro Pizza. We weren’t sure what to make of the
funny name, its gimmicky “1 meter pizza,” or the restaurant’s UK origins (when’s
the last time anyone’s raved about English pizza?). From outside, the place
looks small, its cartoonish signboard doing little to inspire confidence in an
eatery opening where the once notorious Club 9 welcomed reams of sweaty
after-hours partiers into its dingy lair (yes, including us).

Boy were we ever wrong. If you’re

Restaurant Review: Otto Infinito | MissMalini

Otto Infinito - the recently opened Mediterranean restaurant from the people who brought you Hakkasan and Yauatcha - promises a menu that covers eight

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Restaurant Review: Otto Infinito - MissMalini

Otto InfinitoOtto Infinito – the recently opened Mediterranean restaurant from the people who
brought you Hakkasan and Yauatcha – promises a menu that covers eight (otto)
national cuisines. Open from 8:30 am, this bright, modern eatery has the added
appeal of a full breakfast menu, freshly baked breads, and a quick pick-up
section for lunches and dinners on the go. We dropped in last week for lunch and
managed to sweet talk some special items off the the breakfast and dinner menus
as well. Here’

Karan Wadhera

Restaurant Review: Di Napoli | MissMalini

The plan was to take an early morning ride on the Vespa from Bandra to Fort to check out Mumbai's first Starbucks.  However, after 20 minutes in line, we

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Restaurant Review: Di Napoli - MissMalini

Di NapoliThe plan was to take an early morning ride on the Vespa from Bandra to
Fort to check out Mumbai’s first Starbucks
[http://www.missmalini.com/2012/10/20/starbucks-india-has-arrived/].  However,
after 20 minutes in line, we decided we could wait no longer.  Since we were
already in town, we figured it would be a good opportunity to check out Di
Napoli, a new pizzeria in Nariman Point. Read about our experience below!

Di NapoliUnlike Starbucks, there was no waiting at Di Napoli as the res

Amadeus

NCPA

Malini Agarwal

Restaurant Review: Amadeus Spanish Festival | MissMalini

Amadeus, the recently opened restaurant at the NCPA, makes a noticeable effort to blend into its surroundings.  Music legends adorn the walls of the

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Restaurant Review: Amadeus Spanish Festival - MissMalini

Amadeus Spanish FestivalAmadeusAmadeus, the recently opened restaurant at the NCPA, makes a noticeable effort
to blend into its surroundings.  Music legends adorn the walls of the dining
room located within the center’s grounds, as if to suggest that fine cuisine and
music go hand in hand. Unfortunately,  little music can actually be heard in the
air, creating somewhat of an  uncomfortable silence and taking away from the
otherwise impressively  intimate feel of the large space when you first si

Heena Jain

The Kitchen Butterfly, Restaurant Review - Opa, Juhu | MissMalini

Opa! I don’t think you can say the name without an exclamation mark and expecting to throw some plates while downing ouzo shots. So I found the décor and

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The Kitchen Butterfly, Restaurant Review – Opa, Juhu - MissMalini

Heena Jain at OpusOpa! I don’t think you can say the name without an exclamation
mark and expecting to throw some plates while downing ouzo shots. So I found the
décor and atmosphere of the restaurant a bit confusing. The venue is beautifully
decorated in warm hues with a very clean contemporary look. It also has a serene
waterfall and a koi pond in the back terrace. So, while pretty, I found it to be
a bit ambiguous toward the genre of cuisine. For Mediterranean/Greek Cuisine, I
picture a more 

Michelin Star

Restaurant Review: Ziya, The Oberoi | MissMalini

With its generously spaced tables, tasteful white and gold motifs, and meticulously plated modern Indian food, Ziya at the Oberoi is a decidedly elegant

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Restaurant Review: Ziya, The Oberoi - MissMalini

Ziya, The Oberoi 

With its generously spaced tables, tasteful white and gold motifs, and
meticulously plated modern Indian food, Ziya at the Oberoi is a decidedly
elegant affair – but not without controversy. Chef Vineet Bhatia raised eyebrows
when he did away with family style portions and introduced pre-plated, single
portion meals to Mumbai’s Indian fine dining scene with his first Mumbai
restaurant, Azok, in February 2010. While such presentation may be the norm in
other cuisines, it takes 

Worli

Restaurant Review: Two One Two Bar & Grill | MissMalini

So we checked out Two One Two in Worli the other night. It looks totally different from when it was Magic and I realized our table was slap bang in the

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Restaurant Review: Two One Two Bar &#038; Grill - MissMalini

Two One Two

Two One TwoSo we checked out Two One Two in Worli the other night. It looks
totally different from when it was Magic and I realized our table was slap bang
in the middle of where the club’s VIP section used to be lol. As usual Nowshad
Rizwanullah’s gonna take over on the food (why mess with the expert!) and I’ll
leave you with the thought that the next time you’re in Worli and are craving
some lamb chops and cheesecake Two One Two is the way to go, ’nuff said.

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