IN PHOTOS: Indulge in these delicious new food menus in Mumbai
Updated On: 26 July, 2026 02:02 PM IST | Nascimento Pinto
Sitting in Mumbai, you can explore the flavours of not only iconic Delhi food places but also Thai flavours during the week


Thai flavours
BANNG Mumbai has introduced BANNGIN' Set Lunch Menu, a three-course weekday lunch experience, inspired by the vibrant flavours of Thailand. It is designed for everything from business lunches to casual afternoon catch-ups.
The experience begins with a choice of three dumplings, showcasing a playful approach to Thai street food classics. Diners can choose from delicately steamed wontons with chilli jam dressing, baked curry puffs, rice paper rolls, Kanom Jeeb, and sea bass dumplings, each highlighting a different balance of texture and flavour.
For the main course, the menu has Emo Rice, fragrant jasmine rice served with creamy eggs, shallots, and lime, alongside options such as Drunken Noodles, BKK Krapao Spaghetti, and Rad Na, featuring wide rice noodles with vegetables and gravy.
The meal concludes with a choice of dessert, from the Coconut Pandan and Tub Tim Grob Bingsu, making a weekday better.
The menu is available for dine-in only.
Where: BANNG, Bandra West
When: Ongoing
Price: Rs 1,199 plus taxes per person
Call: +91 9152084411, +91 9152084422 for more details

Karim's in Mumbai
Fairmont Mumbai introduces The Legacy Series at The Merchants in Andheri, a thoughtfully curated platform dedicated to bringing India's most storied restaurants to Mumbai for a limited-time residency.
The first in the series is Karim's, the iconic Old Delhi restaurant that has drawn generations of loyal patrons to the bustling lanes of Jama Masjid since 1913. While it started on July 23, the pop-up offers guests a rare opportunity to experience one of Old Delhi's most iconic culinary institutions without leaving the city.
Where: The Merchants, Fairmont Mumbai
When: Till July 26
Time: 7:30 pm onwards
Price: Rs 3299 plus taxes
Call: 080975 55901 for more details

Celebrating seafood
Known for celebrating regional Indian flavours with a contemporary touch, Via Bombay in Chembur brings the spirit of India's coastline to the table with its indulgent Seafood Boil. Perfect for rainy-day cravings, this hearty feast features fresh mussels, whole crab, prawns, and squid slow-cooked in your choice of rich, aromatic gravy. Choose between the fiery Kolhapuri Masala Gravy, served with Indrani Rice, or the indulgent Butter Garlic Gravy, paired with Burnt Garlic Rice. Warm, flavourful, and made for sharing, it's the ultimate monsoon comfort meal for seafood lovers.
Where: Via Bombay, Jewel of Chembur, Chembur East
Time: 7 pm - 11:30 pm
Price: Rs 2,999 plus taxes per person (Serves 2); Rs 7,250 plus taxes (Serves 4–5)
Call: 022 6709 9988 for more details

Monsoon cocktails
Que Sera Sera has created Monsoon Memories - a seasonal menu that captures the spirit of the rains, one sip at a time.
They have cocktails like the gin-based Missed Umbrella, whiskey-based The Long Way Home, tequila-based The First Date, white rum-based After The Rain, and mocktails like The Window Seat and Maybe This Is Love, each drink inspired by the little moments that make the rainy season so memorable.
Where: Que Sera Sera, Andheri West
When: Ongoing
Time: 12 noon onwards
Call: 077000 04311

Korean flavours
EL&N London in BKC introduces a limited-edition seasonal menu that draws inspiration from Korean flavours. The menu includes the Korean Chilli Chicken Bao and Korean Chilli Mushroom Bao, along with the Seoul Cheese Corndog, Seoul Chicken & Cheese Corndog and Avocado Corn Crown. The beverage selection includes Monsoon Masala Chai, Cloud Chai Latte, and Parle-G Chai Cloud, that you can pair with the delicious dishes.
Where: EL&N London, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East
When: Ongoing
Price: Rs 375 plus taxes onwards, and beverages at Rs 195 plus taxes
Call: +91 85915 60561 for more details
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