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Rolling with it
Updated On: 18 December, 2019 09:10 AM IST | Mumbai | Suman Mahfuz Quazi
Waiting outside Nooresha Kably's izakaya-style diner persists seven months after it reopened. This is proof of what impeccable taste and consistency can accomplish without the frills of a fine-dine

Philly smoked salmon sushi and wasabi whisky sour
Food: Excellent
Ambience: Functional
Service: Prompt
Cost: Expensive
Verdict: 2.5/4
On a Monday evening, the maître d's outside Linking Road's Izumi — chef Nooresha Kably's passion project that moved out of a cheek-by-jowl space behind Carter Road in May — look perplexed. But that is natural. It's 10.15 pm and guests without reservations are still trickling in. Two parties have already left after waiting for 15 minutes; two others (us included) wait with foot-tapping restlessness. It takes a total of 50 minutes to get a table for two, 10 minutes before the last order. "We will take your orders since you have waited," one of the maître d's reassures.


