​Here's why you need to indulge in these three new menus in Mumbai this week 

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1. Happy and wholesome

Satisfy your cravings with a new menu at this restaurant featuring European, North Indian, modern Indian, Italian, Parsi, and Asian cuisine that offers Smoky BBQ Nachos, Paneer Tikka Baklava, Mutton Pepper Sukka with coconut rice, Stuffed Shawarma Chicken Wings, Farm-Style Chicken Roast and Not So Irani Chelo Kebab, and steamed Edamame with an aam papad or achari mustard glaze, followed by an extensive selection of desserts. 

AT 1BHK, Ground Floor, next to Meera Tower, Oshiwara.
CALL 7710027104
COST Rs 1900 for two

2. Sunday calling

Make your Sunday meals special with this elaborate spread known for fusion food that blends Asian, and Italian flavours with comfort dishes, featuring Roasted Cauliflower and Truffle Soup, Tomato and Roasted Red Pepper Bisque, Smoked Eggplant and Burrata Dip, Smoked Chicken and Cheddar Sliders, and Chilli Garlic Chicken, among other delicacies.

AT Baglami, Bombay, BKC 7, INS Tower, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East. 
CALL 983325064 
COST Rs 2500 for two

3. Ticket to Japan

For those who love Japanese fare, this menu features Tori Tatsuta, Kyoto-style Dumplings, Salmon Miso Truffle Tartare and Spicy Edamame tossed in Habanero Chilli Garlic Butter. Complement the meal with quirky cocktails inspired by Japan.

AT Black Laquer, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport, Mumbai, Vile Parle.
CALL 31036999
COST Rs 4800 for two

 

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