Sometimes when you are in the mood for an extravagant dining experience, a plain Jain regular-sized meal just doesn’t cut it. Lucky for us, Mumbai being a hub of exceptional gastronomic venues, there are so many great buffet places where you can whet your appetite at! To make things easier for the foodie in you, here are our top picks of some of the best buffet restaurants in Mumbai that are sure to knock your socks off with their lavish spreads, delectable selection & fabulous ambiance.
Saptami is a contemporary multi-cuisine restaurant at the Holiday Inn Hotel. It's a large space with tall floor-to-ceiling windows with plenty of natural light streaming in, plenty of comfortable seating, and a heavily loaded buffet to rival any other. If your weekend agenda involves catching up with the fam over a lavish buffet, then this is the perfect place for you.
Must-haves: Classic Caesar Salad, Vegetable Gilafi Seskh, Kung Pao Chicken, Ajwaini Tandoori Pomfret, Hummus with Pita, Grilled Pink Salmon, Risotto, Goan Curry, Tawa Biryani, and Kulfi Falooda.
Featuring a selection of Italian, Mediterranean, French, Tex-Mex, and Far-Eastern delicacies along with Indian regional favorites, The Earth Plate is a global cuisine restaurant and certainly one of the best dining destinations for Sunday Brunching in Mumbai. Known as one of the largest all-day dining restaurants in the city, here you can watch the culinary maestros at work at the live counters while you enjoy delicacies from around the world.
This all-day dining place exudes a cheerful vibe and is bustling throughout the day. The seating is comfortable and the layout is pleasing. The breakfast here is immensely popular and offers a full spread including everything from eggs to classic South Indian delicacies and Belgian waffles to a variety of healthy options for the diet-conscious. Their lavish 'Sunday Brunch' is a culinary experience that needs to be added to your 'must-try' list ASAP!
Must-haves: Tandoori Murgh Ki Chaap, Burrata Salad, Grilled Lamb Chops, Chicken Biryani, Moong Dal Khichdi, and Nizam ki Nazakat with Angoori Jamun.
Perfect for a lighthearted catch-up session with your loved ones, this spacious and trendy café with bright interiors exudes a happy vibe. There is an exhaustive selection of delectable preparations across cuisines on their lavish buffets to choose from with both vegetarian & non-vegetarian options abound.
Must-haves: Tandoori Chicken Chaat, Achaari Broccoli, Meen Varuval, Kadai Jhinga, Fish Mappas. Braised Lamb Shank, Soya Tofu Burger with mild Peri Peri, Ras Malai, and Melting Dome Dessert.
This all-day dining restaurant is a hotspot amongst the gourmands of the city who throng this place for its lavish buffets. The fare on offer is sumptuous and satiating. The wooden seating is comfortable and the decor is elegant. The buffets for lunch and dinner are equally varied and comprise Indian as well as global cuisines.
Must-haves: Garlic Bay Prawns, Bhuna Gosht, Boulevard Chicken Burger, Ras Bhari Paneer, Goan Fish Curry, and Chatpate Aloo.
Value for money, Banjara's sizeable buffet curations offer Indian cuisine with a special focus on dishes from South India, as well as quite a few Oriental and Mediterranean preparations. The multi-cuisine spread is vast and there is something for every palate. No run-of-the-mill typical buffet here. The offerings are of a good quality boasting comforting flavors and fresh ingredients.
Must Haves: Paneer Satay, Dal Makhni, Pineapple Raita, and Mushroom Pepper Fry.
This expansive restaurant with elegant décor and abundant natural light is known for its live-grill-on-table concept and a vast buffet spread. A popular choice for families on special occasions as the food here is value-for-money. Their menu changes once a week and features everything including soups starters, mains, and desserts. The service staff is warm and polite and the service, quick and alert.
Gargi Bisht is an event copywriter/conceptualizer turned writer currently working with EazyDiner Pvt. Ltd. Compulsive eater, book hoarder, dog lover and pop culture enthusiast with an innate love for storytelling. Usually the quietest person in the room, Gargi is an introvert who loves her own company. When not eating, can be found in front of her laptop watching movies. Knows a thing or two about art and literature.
