Being a Mumbai based person we always get fascinated and mesmerized by looking at the historical properties in Mumbai. We all love to gaze at the old architecture and the vintage things of the city. So I happen to drop by this restaurant and the name says it all "Bombay Street Co" and it seems that they love Mumbai as much as we do. It's a vegetarian restaurant. It’s a nice little cozy place in the vicinity of Worli. When you enter this place you will see two different architects on the wall. One side shows the life in Mumbai and the other side gives you a vintage look. The setup is very nice and subtle with not so loud music around which I feel is a nice thing. The ambience is very nice.
When it comes to food it’s really amazing. They offer Bombay street-style food with a modern touch to it and I bet you are going to love it. And they have so many amazing options that you might end up ordering too many dishes. So I had gone with my friends and we had ordered a few mocktails and other dishes. So here’s the list of mocktails and dishes that we had ordered. In mocktails, we ordered watermelon mojito, oreo frappe, peach ice tea, and spiced guava chilli. Spiced guava chilli was my absolute favourite. We also tried their cheesy and beany nachos, Kung Pao cottage cheese, Bibimbap. So basically Bibimbap is a Korean rice dish which is a mix of various ingredients. In desserts, we ordered sizzling brownie and gulab jamun with vanilla ice cream. And trust me we were too stuffed to move.
We had a very good experience visiting Bombay Street co. The staff was very friendly and they also helped us in selecting their signature dishes.
When it comes to food it’s really amazing. They offer Bombay street-style food with a modern touch to it and I bet you are going to love it. And they have so many amazing options that you might end up ordering too many dishes. So I had gone with my friends and we had ordered a few mocktails and other dishes. So here’s the list of mocktails and dishes that we had ordered. In mocktails, we ordered watermelon mojito, oreo frappe, peach ice tea, and spiced guava chilli. Spiced guava chilli was my absolute favourite. We also tried their cheesy and beany nachos, Kung Pao cottage cheese, Bibimbap. So basically Bibimbap is a Korean rice dish which is a mix of various ingredients. In desserts, we ordered sizzling brownie and gulab jamun with vanilla ice cream. And trust me we were too stuffed to move.
We had a very good experience visiting Bombay Street co. The staff was very friendly and they also helped us in selecting their signature dishes.