Top Newly Opened Places In Mumbai Worth Visiting
Because some New Year plans revolve around the table
01 Jan, 2026 by Shreem Nema
2026 was welcomed with great cheers, joyful celebrations and heavy rains in Mumbai, setting the vibes for the upcoming year just right. As the city slowly dries off and slips back into its rhythm, there’s no better way to ease into the year than with good food. At these buzzy new openings, Mumbai’s dining scene is already off to a strong start. Here are some standout places to eat in Mumbai that deserve a spot on your list.
Luna Et Sol, Lower Parel, South Mumbai
An alpine-inspired eatery, where you will feel the temperature of the chilly European mountains and then step into the cosy warmth of a mountain cabin. With cathedral-style ceilings and beautiful chandeliers creating a nice and rustic atmosphere, this new restaurant in Mumbai will serve you an entire experience. The menu here offers Italian and European cuisine, and the Armellino Ravioli served here is a crowd favourite.
Must-haves: Armellino Ravioli, Grilled Vegetable Pesto, Lobster Thermidor, Tiramisu Classico, Grape Gilbon
Cost for two: ₹ 3000
Oju by Neuma, Colaba, South Mumbai
Moody, chic, and welcoming, OJU is a cocktail-focused dining spot located inside the same bungalow as the popular South Mumbai restaurant, Neuma. Drawing inspiration from Japanese craftsmanship, the space feels intimate with plush seating, soft lighting, and deep, rich colours. A glasshouse-style setting with lush greenery offers live sushi and robata grill counters, adding a touch of drama to the experience.
Must-haves: Mushroom Miso Soup, Robata Grilled Lamb Chop, Oshishushi, Coco Loco, Nuts About You
Cost for two: ₹ 5000
Devangere Benne, Annex Mall, Borivali East
The love for the Karnataka speciality Benne Dosa has been rising amongst the people of Mumbai, and Devangere Benne understands that really well. One of the newest outlets of the chain has opened in Borivali East, which sources the batter directly from the place of origin of the dish itself, Devangere. When here, do not miss out on their Benne Masala Dosa, glazed with butter, making its edges crisp and the texture perfect. It is one of the best places to eat in Mumbai to enjoy authentic Karnataka cuisine.
Must-haves: Benne Masala Dosa, Kanchipuram Rawa Idli, Bisi Bele Bath, Filter Kappi, Mango Dream Shake
Cost for two: ₹ 750
Solaire by Sanjay Dutt, Grand Hyatt Mumbai Hotel & Residences
This newly opened outlet in Mumbai is a passion project of Bollywood star Sanjay Dutt and marks a much-awaited debut in the hospitality space. Focused on modern cuisine and well-crafted cocktails, the restaurant blends star appeal with a thoughtfully curated menu. If you’re looking to dine amid a touch of celebrity charm while exploring Mediterranean and Japanese flavours, this spot is well worth a visit.
Must-haves: Burrata Tabbouleh Salad, Bombae Duk Roulettes, Lamb Kebab, Baklava Chessescake, Solaire Star, Miso
Cost for two: ₹ 2500
The Penang Table, Bandra West, Western Suburbs
A newly open restaurant in Mumbai, and the city’s first Malaysian eatery, the Penang Table is just the perfect place for you to enjoy a comforting brunch in this slightly chilly weather. The menu here offers a wide range of Malay cuisine and doesn’t just stick to the basics. The interiors are modern, warm, and slightly tropical, with soft lighting, setting a very calm vibe.
Must-haves: Chicken Satay, Rendang Fried Rice, Kari Kapitan, Pandan Sticky Rice, Cantic Penang Fiz, Fuyoh!
Cost for two: ₹ 1200
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A storyteller at heart, Shreem is a writer who finds magic in life's smallest moments. She devours stories in every form, movies, shows, books, or comics; she loves diving into narratives that spark imagination. She often geeks out on space and food trivia, and loves travelling while learning about new cultures and languages.
