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Indian, Vegetarian options
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Price range per person INR 700
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Visiting this restaurant with a great view of Kemps Corner will be a positive experience for guests. Twenty Nine is well known for serving Indian cuisine. Good paneer, chaat and biryani are the best dishes. Here you will be able to order tasty jalebi, pudding and gulab jamun. Get your meal started with delicious cordial. Degust great juice, lassi or lemonade.
This place is famous for its great service and friendly staff, that is always ready to help you. According to the reviewers' opinions, prices are attractive. You will certainly appreciate the cozy ambiance and cute decor. On Facebook, visitors say that this spot deserves 4.5.
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Indian, Vegetarian options
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Price range per person INR 700
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N.S Patkar Marg, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India, 400036
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Nd family... Unique decor.. Amazing food especially the uppam n stew❤
The interesting part about this place is that it includes special dishes from all over India, thus the name twenty-nine, representating all states. It is vegetarian and I loved every bite, you can imagine how good the food must be.
Dill Tokri Chaat: A very neat mixture of dahi, paapdi, kachori and everything that makes Delhi chaat iconic.
Inaayat-e-Kashmir with Sheermal: A sweetish gravy with mashed potato in the centre and the famous Sheermal roti from the valley. Lip smacking to the core.
Bhindi Kadi with Kaju Kishmish Chawal: Now I dislike bhindi and I dislike dry fruits in my food but God, this was rich. It was creamy and delicious and royal. Yes, royal and rich are the words.
The food isn’t even all that expensive and the ambience and service is perfect. In the end, they give these baby wet tissues rolled up in scent and I pretty much lost my heart to them. Add this place to your list if you’re interested in exploring Indian cuisine. Bonus: Lots of Jain options!