Category: Restaurant
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Breakfast Buffet at Sayaji Hotel
We arrived early to the hote, so we had some breakfast at the coffee chop in the hotel. I don’t normally eat breakfast at all, but in India, apparently I eat breakfast! https://sayajihotels.com/Sayaji_Vadodara/restaurant/all#Cravings
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Aqua (dinner)
After an afternoon nap, I woke up and figured I should eat some dinner, so we just went down one of the restaurants in our hotel (Sun-n-Sand). Jeff had the rice curd and I had the paneer khada masala and the murgh makhani (butter chicken). Nothing special, but adequate for a convenient quick meal to
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Nagori Sagar
We made a quick stop for milk tea at this location at the recommendation of our driver. There was a richness to it, I assume due to the full fat milk. It was delicious.
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Trishna
Our driver recommended this location for lunch. Mumbai is known for their seafood and this is supposed to be one of the best places in the city for it. Amith ordered a gin (from some Japanese distillery that I don’t remember) and tonic and Jeff and I followed suit. I don’t normally drink gin having
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Aqua (breakfast)
Breakfast at the hotel. I did go for some sausage and bacon along with the dosa, dal, idli, and more. https://www.sunnsandhotel.com/f-n-b.htm
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Aapla Maharashtra
We stopped at a food court at Dahivati Tarf Boreti, roughly the halfway point from Mumbai to Pune for some breakfast. Our driver took us to this shop, Aapla Maharashtra. We tried a couple local Pune dishes, Sabudana Khichdi and Poha. The Sabudana Khichdi was distinctive for it’s tapioca pearls and spices which had a
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Peshawri
Our first dinner here in Mumbai. Amith made a reservation at this restaurant in the ITC Maratha hotel where Jeff and I would be staying at the very end of our trip. Amith also brought along his parents who live in Mumbai. It was great to meet them and to have dinner together. We had
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Namak
Jeff and I were pretty tired having just arrived to Mumbai this morning, so to make it easy on ourselves, we just ate out at Namak the Indian restaurant in our hotel (Sahara Star). When we walked in sometime after 1pm, we weren’t even sure they were open yet since we were the first diners
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Saru
We were just looking for a low key dinner this Wednesday evening, so we decided to just dine in our neighborhood. I’m always up for sushi so Saru seemed like a good option, esp. if we could get seating at the bar. They don’t take reservations and it’s a small restaurant (I think 6 tables
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Bistro Ember
After having some wine and charcuterie next door with our neighbors Michael and Elizabeth, Andrea were just looking for someplace to eat in our neighborhood on this Friday evening. We rarely eat out on a Friday and often it’s elsewhere in the city. We started walking down to Dash which was completely packed and with