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OJU Mumbai is a Japanese dining room above Neuma, where bar craft, intimate design, and thoughtful cooking create one of Colaba’s most compelling new openings. There are restaurants that announce their arrival, and then there are those that glide in like they have always belonged. OJU Mumbai does the latter. You climb the stairs inside Neuma’s familiar Colaba bungalow, expecting continuity, and instead walk into a space that feels like an entirely new chapter. The air shifts.

A tight, curated list of Sunday brunch in Mumbai 2025: Spanish spreads at Milagro and La Loca Maria, bottomless Picantes at Sixteen33, comfort at Kona Kona, dim sum trolleys at KOKO, and solid classics at Foo, The Daily and more. The Best Sunday Brunch in Mumbai 2025: A Curated List Kona Kona - Andheri A comfort-heavy brunch with cold plates, chole, kheema, live pasta and pizza, plus a Nepali style Khow Suey station. ₹1,399 for brunch, ₹2,399 for drunch with beer, sangria, gi

A wood-fired evolution lands at SoBo 20, deepening its Franco-American soul with punchy cocktails, indulgent new plates, and a dining rhythm that feels unmistakably Marine Drive. A New Chapter At SoBo 20: The Marine Drive Mood, Now With More Smoke You taste the sea before you taste the food at SoBo 20. It’s part of the ritual here.The Arabian Sea curls along Marine Drive, the breeze slips through the glass, and somewhere on a crisp white napkin, that pipe-smoking pelican adju

Mumbai hits a special stride at the end of the year. Cooler evenings, livelier weekends, and a wave of New Restaurants in November 2025 that give the city fresh reasons to dress up, go out and discover something new. This month’s openings span Bandra, Lower Parel, and South Bombay, each bringing its own personality, point of view and dining mood. Here’s your curated guide to the places worth booking first. Kaspers, Bandra: A standout among the New Restaurants in November 202

Dough & Joe Bandra is built for slow living. Expect airy pizzas, comforting small plates, a strong coffee program, and a space that makes you stay longer than you planned. Walking Into Dough & Joe Bandra Hill Road has a way of throwing everything at you at once, from honking rickshaws to last-minute shoppers. But Dough & Joe Bandra feels like someone pressed pause. You notice it right at the entrance. That old Sony TV catches your reflection and you slow down for a second wit

The Nook Mumbai is a soulful café-bar in Bandra that blends warm design, expressive cocktails, thoughtful food, and slow coffee. It feels intimate, lived-in, and instantly familiar - the kind of place you plan to visit for an hour and stay for three. The Arrival: When A Space Immediately Feels Like It Knows You There are some places in Mumbai you walk into because they’re new, buzzy, and on everyone’s radar. And then there are places like The Nook Mumbai - which you walk int

Mumbai Coffee Festival 2025 is back from 28th to 30th November at Jio World Drive with 45 roasters, tastings, workshops, food pop ups, and live performances. If you love coffee, this is your weekend plan. What To Expect At Mumbai Coffee Festival 2025 The Mumbai Coffee Festival 2025 lands at Jio World Drive, BKC , and the entire precinct is about to smell like fresh pours and roasted beans. Over three days, the space transforms into a caffeine playground with 45 Indian and gl

Mezcalita Bandra is Mumbai’s newest Mexican restaurant where food, cocktails, and culture collide in a colourful, high-energy cantina at Pali Hill. Expect big flavours, bold drinks, and interiors that feel handcrafted with heart. Stepping Into Mezcalita Bandra: Where Mumbai Meets Mexico The first thing you notice about Mezcalita Bandra is the warmth. Not the Mumbai kind - the Mexican kind, the sort that glows from walls painted in coral and cobalt, from hummingbirds that flu

8ish is the bar Mumbai didn’t know it needed. A slow-evening mood piece shaped by craft cocktails, warm interiors, and food that’s quietly addictive. 8ish Mumbai: First Impressions Nariman Point is usually all business. Suits, schedules, last-minute parking hunts. And then you walk into 8ish, and the whole district softens. The first thing you feel is the pace shift.The second is the room catching you off guard with its glow. This 8ish Mumbai review isn’t about just another