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Where To Eat Food From Around The World In Mumbai
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Where To Eat Food From Around The World In Mumbai

Saylee Padwal
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Luxury fine dining in Mumbai
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Special occasion dining in Mumbai
Let your palate do the travelling!

A city which is at its cosmopolitan best, Mumbai impresses when it comes to burrata and bulgogi alike.

With a selection of international food that is plentiful, Mumbai also plays host to certain cuisines that aren’t as popular.

If your taste buds need a flavourful change from Italian and Chinese food, these are the places you should be heading to next.

Taste the world’s best cuisines – no passport required – at these remarkable eateries!

Brazilian – Boteco

An underrated gem located in BKC, Boteco single-handedly serves the best of Brazilian cuisine in Mumbai. The colourful Iberian-influenced eatery has walls decorated with football murals and painted tiles giving it a homely feel. The air here smells of lemon, coconut, and sizzling steak.

I GOAT Your Back: The Carne na Pedra with thin slices of steak which are cooked right in front of your eyes, on a hot stone is amazing. Served with fries, farofa (a cassava flour mixture), vinaigrette, and salad it’s truly heart-warming.

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Korean – Heng Bok

Get a taste of Korea is at your fingertips in Bandra, where Heng Bok provides a welcome change from the area’s cafes and casual eateries. Its authentic interiors gel well with the food that is presented in true Korean style. There’s basically no wrong choice on the menu, with all the dishes offering the best in taste and flavour. There’s a reason why they’ve named it Heng Bok - it means ‘Happiness’ in Korean.

I GOAT Your Back:The Kimchi Bossam with steamed pork belly and tangy kimchi is our personal favourite.

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Spanish – El Mercado

Dishing out delicious ‘huevos’ and ‘tapas’, El Mercado serves up a taste of Spain all year round. Its homely fare has been attracting eyes—and stomachs—from around the city. You haven’t had the best omelette in the city until you’ve feasted on the Pablos Tortilla, their classic Spanish omelette, cooked with eggs and potato. Definitely a good way to start your day.

I GOAT Your Back: While you’re there, make sure you grab a piece of their Flourless Chocolate Cake, in all of its oozy, gooey, and chocolaty glory!

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Burmese – Burma Burma

While you may not be planning a trip to Myanmar any time soon, amazing Burmese food can find its way into your stomach if you dine at Burma Burma. There’s no better place in Mumbai for a bowl of Samosa Thoke – that’s piping hot samosa soup for you! Do ask the staff for recommendations if this is your first visit.

I GOAT Your Back: Consider ordering one of their bubble teas before heading out.

Where To Eat Food From Around The World In Mumbai

Thai – Nara

Crispy Morning Glory Leaves? Check.
Spicy Lemongrass And Lime Soup With Prawns? Check.
The best Thai Green Curry you've ever eaten? Check.
A super delicious Mixed Berry Crepe Cake? Check. Do we need to say more?

I GOAT Your Back: Don’t forget to order their signature Butterfly Pea Rice which magically changes colour from purple to blue with a squeeze of lime.

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