Aaswad Upahar & Mithai Gruh

• ★★★★★

  Absolute peak restaurant! This is the best place to get authentic maharashtrian food, like the food here is so good, I could literally visit place everyday. I visited this restaurant with my friends and we had a lot of things. We ate kothimbir wadi, which was so scumptious. We also had sabudana wada, it was very crunchy. After eating these snacks, we headed onto the main course. We had thalipeeth, misal pav,varan bhat and kharvas, and for drinks we drank some yummy piyush. The dish that stood out was the varan bhat, they gave us kadi as well. Eating varan bhat with ghee drizzled on it was the

  Chinmay · 2 weeks ago

• ★★★★☆

  One of the best places for pure vegetarian food. This place is easily accessible as it is located right on the main road near Sena Bhavan. You can get down at Dadar Metro Station, and as soon as you come onto the main road, the restaurant is right beside it. Whenever you visit, you will almost always find a rush here. The waiting time can range from 30 minutes to even 1 hour. However, they have now expanded their seating capacity, and there is also a lift available to reach the first floor. The place is also very reasonably priced. We were a group of four friends and ordered around 7–8 items,

  Kaustubh Havanur · 5 months ago

• ★★★★★

  I visited Aaswad Upahar & Mithai Gruh during my trip to Bombay to enjoy a classic local breakfast, and it did not disappoint. We tried the patal bhaji with puris, which was hearty and flavorful. The kothimbir vadi was a standout for me, perfectly textured and packed with flavour. To go with it, we had a refreshing drink called Piyush, which was light, slightly sweet, and very soothing. Though we were quite full, we couldn’t resist trying their famous kharvas, so we got it packed for later and it turned out to be absolutely delicious. Overall, a fantastic spot to explore authentic Maharashtrian

  Nathan Bocarro · 4 months ago

• ★★★★☆

  Iconic Maharashtrian food! We ordered 7–8 different dishes, and everything was absolutely delicious and well-prepared. The restaurant is also quite budget-friendly, which makes the experience even better. However, there is no advance reservation option, so we had to wait around 45 minutes for a table. Parking can also be a challenge if you're arriving by car. Overall, it’s definitely a must-visit for authentic Maharashtrian food, but plan for the waiting time and parking situation in advance.

  Shashank Saxena · 2 months ago

• ★★★★★

  I have been at this for the first time I had heard a lot about this place for its Maharashtrian cuisine. Everything served was authentic and fresh. I highly recommend trying the puranpoli and thalipeeth. The staff was courteous. Parking is a significant challenge as the restaurant is located in the heart of Dadar, opposite Sena Bhavan. However, it is quite affordable.

  real India · 2 weeks ago

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