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3 new food options in Mumbai to check out this week

What’s new in Mumbai this week

Updated on: Aug 22, 2016, 13:16:12 IST
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What’s new in Mumbai this week

Healthy waffles at Bastian’s brunch, Bandra (W)
Healthy waffles at Bastian’s brunch, Bandra (W)

India Reimagined: Bandra’s latest fine-dining restaurant, Veranda, has an Art Deco vibe, and serves modern Indian cuisine. The menu features dishes from across the country, like Goa’s pork vindaloo, Kerala’s Alleppey prawn curry, and Mumbai’s tawa rice. Brunch lovers, take note – their Sunday brunches have live performances.
Hotel Executive Enclave, Union Park, Bandra (W); Call: 66969000

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Veranda

Brunch alert: Seafood restaurant Bastian now offers Sunday brunch. Apart from seafood (kung pao shrimp scramble, lobster breakfast taco), expect an array of vegetarian (kale caesar salad) and gluten-free options (waffles, pancakes).
New Kamal Building, opposite National College, Linking Road, Bandra (W); Call: 7045818102; 12pm to 2.15pm and 2.30pm to 4pm

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