Stopped by for a quick lunch. Filter coffee was strong, proper South Indian style. Mysore masala dosa had a good spice kick, chutneys were fresh. Place has that old-school traditional vibe. AC section was comfortable, no waiting time around 1pm. Service was quick enough for a weekday. Decent option if you&#39;re in the area and want something reliable.

The rumali papad with all that masala and cheese is seriously good. Pesto risotto was the surprise hit too.

Tried this place last week. The water chestnut ravioli really stood out - nice texture, not too heavy. Ranjana helped us pick dishes, she knew the menu well. Pull-apart bread was decent as a starter, warm and fluffy. Food quality surprised me honestly, better than I expected for the area. Would go back for that ravioli again.

The rustic setup with those comfy couches and mixed seating really works. Buttermilk crispy chicken wings were properly juicy inside, crisp outside. Prawn tempura light, not greasy. Chicken overloaded pizza had plenty of toppings and cheese. Cantonese chilli chicken with egg fried rice had a good kick. Tres leches was soaked just right, sweet without being too much. Portions are decently sized. Only thing, service was a bit slow when it got busy.

We tried the palak patta chaat and potato skins after the staff suggested them. The chaat was crisp, fresh greens came through nicely. Solkadi shots with puris were interesting, tangy and light. Good spot if you want a relaxed dinner without rushing. Just wish the portions were a bit more generous for the price.

The samosa here is still the best thing on the menu. Crisp shell, decent potato filling, and they give you that green chutney on the side. Ginger tea pairs well with it. Prices are low, especially for Powai. Been coming here for years and the taste hasn&#39;t changed. Batata vada is fine too but samosa is the one.

The prawns at the buffet are always solid, been coming here for a while now. Desserts could be better but the price is fair.

The staff remembered me from last visit and still did that whole aavjo send-off. Feels like home every time.

The mutton biryani here is really good. Meat was tender, rice had that nice smoky smell. I could tell the spices were fresh, not the pre-mixed stuff. Portion is decent for the price. Only thing is they took a while to bring it out, but the food made up for it. Would come back for that biryani again.

The brownie with vanilla ice cream did the job. Hot, soft, chocolatey, and the ice cream melted right into it. Quick bite at lunch, no complaints. Place wasn&rsquo;t too busy either, so I got in and out fast. Solid pick if you&rsquo;re nearby and need something sweet after a meal.

Loved the spicy guava drink, that sweet-spicy kick is so good 🔥 Lamb mishwi rice was fragrant and tender too. Open seating&rsquo;s chill but the music kept playing ads, kinda killed the vibe.

Grilled chicken salad was fresh and the chicken was properly juicy. Salted caramel cheesecake finished it off well. Cute little cafe setup too.

Loved the balcony view towards Versova beach. Sunset was nice, made the whole coffee feel slower. Cafe is pretty big, not crowded when I went. Just sat there with my drink, no rush. Good spot if you want some quiet time.

Service was the highlight for me. Staff actually helped us pick dishes when we couldn&#39;t decide, and they kept checking on us without hovering. Table stayed clean the whole time, plates cleared fast. Not the kind of place where you wait forever for someone&#39;s attention. Pretty solid for a casual dinner out.

Came here with a few friends on a random weekday night and honestly the vibe was so good. DJ was playing some solid tracks, cocktails were strong enough 😄 Samuel and Sumit took care of us the whole time, super quick and friendly. Food was decent too, nothing crazy but good for sharing. Place got pretty busy later though, so grab your seats early.

The home run fries here hit the spot for late-night hunger. Loaded with cheese and jalapenos, they&rsquo;re pretty solid. It&rsquo;s a purely veg place, but you can order from Carter&rsquo;s Blue next door if you want non-veg. Seating&rsquo;s a bit cramped though, not the most comfy for lounging around. Fine for a quick bite.

The AC section upstairs is a solid escape from the market chaos. Paneer tikka was surprisingly good. Staff polite too. Decent spot if you want a slightly more comfortable meal.

Stopped by for a quick lunch. Tom Yum fried rice had a decent kick, lotus root was crispy and well coated. Service was quick, no waiting around. Prices fair for the portion. Place gets busy around noon, so come a bit early if you&#39;re in a hurry.

The pizza biryani was a fun one&mdash;cheesy, spicy, and surprisingly good. Ferrero Rocher freakshake was rich but not too heavy. Portions are big, so come hungry.

The mutton nihari was rich and the reshmi paratha paired well with it. Taste has stayed consistent over the years, which I appreciate. Portion felt a bit small for the price though.

The chicken tikka biryani was the star &mdash; fragrant, rich, and the meat just fell off the bone. Tandoori was good too, smoky and juicy. Service was attentive without hovering. The place has a nice buzz, but it&#39;s a bit pricey for what you get. Still, for a night out, it works.

Came in right before closing and the mini sadhya was still fresh and tasty 😋 only issue is the road construction outside, parking was a bit of a mess. but honestly worth it for the food.

The staff helped us figure out how much to order, so nothing went to waste. That alone made the meal worth it. Vegan ice cream for dessert was a nice touch too.

Mushroom wings were proper good, crispy outside and juicy inside. Iced tangerine americano surprised me, tangy and smooth, not too sweet. Coffee&#39;s definitely the highlight here. Place was a bit busy when I went but that&#39;s fine. Just wish the wings came with more sauce, had to ask for extra. Solid spot for a quick bite and decent brew.

The chicken tikka here is properly charred, smoky, and juicy. Ate it with fresh naan and it hit the spot. Slightly pricey but the flavor makes up for it.

Tried their jackfruit biryani today &mdash; actually had some flavour, not the usual bland veg option. Packing was solid too, food still hot when it reached me.

Tried the Cajun Spice Chicken Sizzler &mdash; came out hot and loaded with veggies. Menu&#39;s massive, took me a while to decide. Apple pie after was decent.

We stopped by for lunch and honestly the Jain options made it so easy to decide. The staff was polite and got us seated right away, which I always appreciate. It did get a little slow later when more people came in, but nothing too bad. The decor is quirky too, adds to the relaxed feel. Comfortable enough to just sit and chat without rushing.

Came here for a birthday dinner and the vibe was nice, especially once the DJ started spinning later. Food was good, but the sizzler portions felt a bit small for what you pay. Quick service though, which I appreciated.

Service was decent &mdash; staff friendly and quick with suggestions. Handled the Saturday rush well, didn&rsquo;t feel ignored. Pretty good experience.

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