September 03, 2022
Best Places to Have Maharashtrian Thali in Mumbai
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September 03, 2022
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Mumbai, the commercial capital of India is a hotpot of different cultures. The cultural diversity is quite conspicuous from its food culture. From the street food stalls, to the fine-dine restaurants, these establishments serve many mouth-watering dishes from all over India. Even in the cultural humdrum, Mumbai has managed to uphold its rich Maharashtrian cuisine.
There are many restaurants in the city that serve the traditional Maharashtrian Thali (food plate). Some of these joints have been around for many years, and specialise in serving the local regional cuisine. From crowd pleasers like Missal Pav to refreshing Konkani beverages like Sol Kadi and delectable seafood dishes, these restaurants serve classic Maharashtrian food.
Let us look at some of the best places that serve Maharashtrian Thali in Mumbai.
Location – Andheri, Vile Parle, Lower Parel, Juhu
Cost for two – INR 1500
Maharashtra has a long coastline, majority of which falls in the Konkan region. It is no surprise that this region is known for its seafood. While it may not be possible to travel to Konkan to enjoy the delectable dishes, you can head over to Gajalee restaurant near you to know why Konkan cuisine is so popular and so delicious.
Gajalee is a restaurant chain that celebrates coastal cuisine of Maharashtra. Dishes like Bombil Fry, Stuffed Crab, and Pomfret curry from this restaurant are a huge hit among the crowd. But the restaurant is most known for its Fish thali. The Thali includes the speciality of the day, and the fish served varies everyday based on the catch of the day. It also includes rice, curry, chapatis, papad, pickle, and sol kadhi.
This Maharashtrian thali is wholesome, hearty, and fulfilling. It celebrates the Maharashtrian Seafood in its most authentic form and just leaves you delighted every time.
Location – Dadar west
Cost – INR 100 onwards
Mama Kane is not any ordinary restaurant in Mumbai, but it is an important part of Mumbai’s rich history and identity. A restaurant that is more than 100 years old, Mama Kane first started with the idea of offering authentic coastal Maharashtrian cuisine to the locals at an affordable rate.
Over the years, this eatery has built a legacy of serving the best Maharashtrian thali in Mumbai. The thali consists of vegetarian dishes like rice, dal, chapatis, pickle, vegetables, and papad. If you are visiting Mumbai, or a local resident and want to have authentic Maharashtrian food, this place is worth a visit. It serves simple Maharashtrian food at an affordable price without compromising on the taste and quality.
Location – Dadar, Andheri
Cost – INR 1200 onwards
With ‘Maharashtra’ in its name, you know you are in for a real treat to enjoy authentic Maharashtrian food. The restaurant claims to be World’s First ISO and MTDC Certified restobar. It is known for serving an eclectic mix of traditional Maharashtrian dishes with a bit of contemporary twist.
What makes eating this place more fascinating and enjoyable is the majestic Peshwa-style décor. The regal setting, and the lip-smacking dishes gives you an unforgettable feasting experience. Like its setting, the Thali is a lavish affair, and consists of an array of dishes, including Kokum Sharbat, choice of starters, two dry vegetables, one main course dish, Dal, choice of rice and dessert.
Location – Vile Parle
Cost – INR 150 onwards
You can get different types of Maharashtrian food in Mumbai. From Konkani Sea food to spicy Missal from Pune. But there is one peculiar cuisine that is known to make people sweat with its spice and heat levels, it is Kolhapuri food. Spicy and delicious, Kolhapuri food has a separate fan base in Mumbai and all over India.
So, if you are looking for something spicy, you can visit this place in the Mumbai suburbs; their veg Thali option starts from Rs. 150 onwards. The restaurant is almost always crowded during the lunch and dinner hours, but they have a reputation for offering quick services. Try their Kolhapuri thali, it is replete with local delicacies and it would surely leave your shedding a few tears of joy.
Location – Kala Ghoda
Cost – INR 1000
One of the oldest eateries in south Mumbai, Chetna Restaurant started in 1946 as a sandwich and coffee shop. Over the years, it has grown tremendously, and has a huge base of loyal patrons who keep coming back for their delicious meals.
This 80-seater restaurant specialises in serving many authentic vegetarian Maharashtrian dishes. You can order a la carte, but if you want to experience eating the best Maharashtrian dishes, order a thali. Each dish on the plat is flavourful and will surely make you smile from ear to ear with every morsel.
So, there you have our recommendations for the best places in Mumbai to have Maharashtrian thali. Head over to one of these places, and pamper yourself with the best food in town.
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