Mumbai on a plate: 5 restaurants defining the city's culinary scene
by Nina Anderson
Tasse de Thé
Visitors book a table for tasty dishes here and enjoy the sights of St. Thomas Cathedral Mumbai. This cafe specializes in Italian and Mexican cuisines. It's time to try tasty kacamak, asparagus soup and mushrooms. Tasse de Thé guarantees you good vanilla ice cream, mille-feuille and biscuits. Delicious wine or good bitter are among the best drinks to degust. Visit this place and order great mint tea, latte or juice.
The convenient location of this place makes it easy to reach by any transport. The high ratings of this spot wouldn't be possible without the well-trained staff. Fine service is something guests like here. You are to be pleasantly impressed with attractive prices at this cafe. The terrific decor and quiet ambiance let clients feel relaxed here.
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LOCATION: Bandra West, Mumbai
CUISINE: CAFÉ, FAST FOOD
AVERAGE COST: 1200 for two (approx.)
WORKING HOURS: 9 AM – 12 MIDNIGHT
DISABLED FRIENDLY: NO
OUTDOOR SEATING: YES
VALET PARKING: YES
CREDIT CARD PAYMENT: YES
TAKEAWAY: YES
FREE WIFI: YES
KIDS FRIENDLY: YES
VEGETARIAN ONLY: YES
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What we love here: Avocado Tortilla Pizza, Healthy Bowl, Quinoa Biryani and Moroccan Mint Tea.
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Why Visit: The perfect excuse for an evening break with its wide selection of the beverage, coupled with comfort food.
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Location: 4.5
Taste: 5
Quantity: 5
Presentation: 5
Ambience: 5
Hygiene: 5
Service: 5
Cost: 4
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Our Review: 5 / 5
Tucked in the by-lanes of Bandra, TDT’s comfy interiors and Parisian-style street lamps make for the ideal spot for all those catch-up sessions. With pastel themed interiors that have an elegant French charm, this two-story cafe is spacious, cozy and perfect for a tea party. It was inspired by the extravagance of Versailles Palace. Think arches, monogrammed cutlery, elaborate chandelier, and marble tables, all with a French aesthetic. As you step inside you will notice the baby powdered blue colored walls, chandelier and Portuguese titled floor seem to make you feel like you have walked into an upscale Macaroon store in the streets of Paris or London. Behind the long display of tea is a cafe that serves a range of snacks and meals to accompany your tea of choice. Coming to the food, it’s an all-vegetarian affair and the tea bar with several varieties of tea from 17 countries. 'Bagels', 'Mezze Platters', 'Cheese Toast', 'Risotto', 'Hummus' and more make up their appetizer and main course menu. You can easily eat an entire meal here and wash it down with some tea and dessert. A unique thing about their menu is that each dish on their menu had a tea suggested that compliments each other. The service of this place was top notch. Overall it is the only café in Mumbai where you get to experience the Victorian-themed, English tea room type of ambiance. .
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