Latest Restaurants in India

Latest Restaurants in India

What’s new? Nostalgia –The Old School Bakery

Where? Mumbai

Nostalgia – The Old School Bakery is bringing its signature charm to Mumbai’s Pali Naka with the launch of its second outlet! After winning hearts on Hill Road, this new takeaway spot is set to celebrate Mumbai’s rich food heritage while fostering community collaboration.

The new location is a haven for fresh beverages, soft-serve ice creams, and savoury treats from Kerala and Mangalore. A unique highlight is the ‘Bring Your Own Fruit’ concept, encouraging customers to buy fresh fruits from vendors outside and add them to their softies. Whether its juicy strawberries or sweet mangoes, the idea is to support local sellers while offering a refreshing, personalized dessert experience.

Nostalgia’s Pali Naka outlet is also a heartfelt tribute to founder Sinan Khader’s grandfather, whose journey began with a tea stall at Dadar Central in the 1950s. Elements of his railway canteen legacy, like bun maska and classic South Indian filter coffee, are seamlessly woven into the menu.

From Iced Filter Coffee to the beloved Pallonji’s soda, the new Nostalgia is all about revisiting old-school indulgences with a modern twist. Drop by, grab your favourite fruit, and ‘create your own’ ice cream masterpiece while celebrating local flavours!


What’s New? 1932 Trevi
Where? Jaipur

Nestled in the heart of Jaipur’s Santha Bagh, 1932 Trevi is a stunning new addition to the city’s culinary scene, blending Italian elegance with Indian grandeur. Inspired by the Maharaja’s travels to Italy in 1932, the restaurant captures the essence of both cultures through its design, ambiance, and exquisitely curated menu.

Designed by Shantanu Garg, the interiors are a seamless fusion of regal Indian artistry and European sophistication. A striking fountain, reminiscent of Rome’s Trevi, invites guests to partake in the timeless tradition of tossing a coin—a symbol of wishes and shared moments.

The menu at 1932 Trevi is a revelation, combining Italian finesse with Indian flavours. Standout dishes like Corn Tempura Cake with Gondhoraj Lemon Gel and Trevi Fried Chicken with Gribiche Sauce showcase inventive craftsmanship, while classics like Cacio e Pepe stay true to tradition. The beverage program is equally captivating, featuring gemstone-inspired cocktails such as the Trevi Paloma and the Cat’s Eye. More than just a restaurant, 1932 Trevi is an immersive experience—where history, design, and gastronomy converge to create unforgettable moments. 


What’s new? Lowkey Café
Where? Gurugram

Nestled in Elan Epic, Sector 70, Gurugram, Lowkey Café is the newest addition to the city’s growing café culture, offering a tranquil retreat for coffee lovers, food enthusiasts, and professionals. With its minimalist aesthetic and cosy corners, it’s the perfect spot to relax, read, work remotely, or catch up with friends over a cup of expertly brewed coffee.

The menu at Lowkey Café is a delightful mix of organic dishes, brunch classics, and indulgent desserts. Signature offerings include French egg ramekin, Turkish eggs, gourmet sandwiches, sourdough pizzas, and handcrafted ravioli. Health-conscious diners can enjoy nourishing bowls like the quinoa chickpea Buddha bowl, while those with a sweet tooth can indulge in chocolate fondant and classic tiramisu.

A standout feature is the café’s rotating selection of coffee beans sourced from different regions of India, ensuring a fresh and dynamic experience for coffee aficionados. The unique “Breads & Brews” concept pairs artisanal bread with speciality coffee blends, making every visit an exploration of flavours.

With its thoughtfully designed space, curated menu, and warm ambience, Lowkey Café is ideal for a laid-back yet enriching café experience.


What’s new? Berlin Brew Taproom 

Where? Andheri

Mumbai’s craft beer scene just got a refreshing new addition with Berlin Brew Taproom in Times Square, Andheri. Designed as a cosy yet stylish escape for beer lovers, this newly launched taproom blends freshly brewed craft beers, delectable food, and a mid-century-inspired ambiance that invites everyone to unwind.

The beer menu is as exciting as its aesthetic. Their standout Gluten-Free Hoppy Bliss (a jowar-based Pale Ale) keeps bloating at bay, while other innovative brews like Honey Drip Lager, Bavarian Bloom Hefeweizen, and Tropical Twist IPA offer a diverse range of flavours. For those who love meads, the Alphonso Mead and Cocoa Orange are must-tries. Pair these with indulgent bites like Mini Blue Cheese Kulcha, English Cheddar Chicken Kebab, and Enoki Mushroom Pockets. End on a sweet note with Berliner Mini Donuts or a German Apple Cake.

Beyond the beer, Berlin Brew’s interiors create a vintage-meets-industrial aesthetic with stained glass, mosaic tiles, and distressed mirrors, evoking the spirit of post-WWII Berlin meets Bombay nostalgia. Whether it’s a Friday night hangout or a cosy Sunday brunch, Berlin Brew is the perfect spot to sip, savour, and celebrate.


What’s new?  Haldiram’s Expands Globally
Where? Dubai

Haldiram’s, India’s beloved snacking giant, has officially made its international debut with a flagship restaurant in Bur Dubai. Catering to the Indian diaspora and global food lovers, the brand brings its signature flavours to Dubai with the promise of “Come Home to Haldiram’s”, ensuring authentic, home-style Indian cuisine.

Located at Manazil Al Raffa, the restaurant offers a 110-seater dining experience, blending dine-in and quick-service formats. The specially curated menu features classic chaat favourites like Raj Kachori, hearty dishes such as Chole Bhature, and indulgent Indian sweets like Kesar Rasmalai and Kaju Katli. To enhance customer experience, the restaurant also introduces Table Service, making dining more convenient and comfortable.

With this launch, Haldiram’s takes a bold step in globalizing Indian cuisine, aiming to bring the taste of India to international locations soon.

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Monsoon Menus to Explore This Season

From cosy cafés perfect for slow afternoons to destination restaurants offering immersive seasonal menus, this monsoon is all about savouring flavour in its most comforting form. Here’s a curated guide to the most exciting monsoon menus that promise to turn every meal into a memorable escape. LOYA, Taj West End | Bengaluru: This monsoon, LOYA at Taj West End invites guests to savour the season through an immersive dining experience set amidst lush gardens, tranquil water features, and elegant alfresco seating. Inspired by the culinary heritage of North India, the seasonal menu features standout dishes like the smoky Wari Spiced Sigdi Macchi, the tangy Burni Ka Jhinga, the slow-cooked Cha Gosht, and the earthy Chaunk Wali Arbi, alongside the comforting Tudkiya Bhaath from Kangra. The experience is elevated with signature cocktails from the Vriksh menu and the evocative sounds of Jashn 2.0, creating a refined celebration of the monsoon. The Deli | Mumbai: The Deli introduces Good Mood Food, a thoughtfully curated menu inspired by the everyday moments that bring comfort and joy. Celebrating the café as a space to reconnect, unwind, or simply indulge, the menu brings together wholesome all-day dishes, comforting favourites, and satisfying desserts designed to suit every mood. Whether it’s a leisurely breakfast, a mindful lunch break, or a relaxed dinner with friends, Good Mood Food transforms simple café dining into a feel-good experience that lingers long after the meal. Hunaaan | Bengaluru: Hunaaan is bringing warmth to Bengaluru’s rainy season with its exclusive Dim Sum Festival, celebrating one of Asia’s most beloved culinary traditions through a thoughtfully curated menu of handcrafted dumplings and baos. Running across its Indiranagar and BEL Road outlets, the festival showcases authentic Pan-Asian flavours that are perfect for the monsoon. Vegetarian highlights include the indulgent Charcoal Mushroom & Cheese Truffle Dumpling,

The Tricolour Food Guide

Celebrate the spirit of India through its vibrant flavours and colours. From saffron-inspired delicacies to fresh greens and pure whites, explore a tricolour feast that brings pride to the plate. Saffron – The Colour of Warmth & Celebration 1. Kesari Bath – Karnataka: A beloved South Indian sweet dish, Kesari Bath gets its golden saffron hue from saffron strands and saffron-coloured ingredients. Made with semolina, ghee, sugar, and cardamom, it is a festive favourite across Karnataka. 2. Zafrani Pulao – Hyderabad: A royal rice preparation infused with saffron, dry fruits, and aromatic spices, Zafrani Pulao reflects the rich culinary heritage of Hyderabad. Its delicate flavours and golden colour make it a celebration-worthy dish. 3. Kesar Peda – Uttar Pradesh: A classic Indian sweet made with milk solids, sugar, and saffron, Kesar Peda is synonymous with festivities. Its rich flavour and vibrant colour make it a timeless favourite across the country. 4. Rajasthani Gatte Ki Sabzi – Rajasthan: A royal Rajasthani delicacy, this dish features gram flour dumplings simmered in a rich, spiced yoghurt gravy. Its warm golden tones and aromatic spices make it a festive favourite. 5. Manipuri Chak-Hao Kheer – Manipur: Made with the rare black rice of Manipur, this traditional kheer takes on a beautiful purple-golden hue when prepared with milk and saffron. It is a celebration of the region’s unique culinary heritage 6. Kesar Shrikhand – Maharashtra/Gujarat: A creamy dessert made with strained yoghurt, sugar, saffron, and cardamom, Shrikhand is a staple at celebrations across western India. Its rich saffron colour and delicate flavour make it a festive classic. White – The Colour of Purity & Balance 1. Appam with Stew – Kerala: Soft, lacy white appams made from fermented rice batter are paired with a mild coconut milk-based vegetable or meat stew. This comforting combination reflects

Oiya Panjim Review: Best Mediterranean Food in Goa

From what might just be Goa’s best pita bread to rich muhammara and light shawarmas, Oiya proves that great Mediterranean food doesn’t need to shout. Tucked into the colourful lanes of Fontainhas, Oiya brings together flavours from Turkey, Greece, Spain and the wider Mediterranean with a menu that feels thoughtful, comforting and refreshingly unpretentious. Founded by entrepreneur Vishal Salgia, whose travels across Turkey and the Mediterranean inspired much of the concept, the restaurant focuses less on theatrics and more on getting the food right, and that’s exactly where it shines. The meal began with what was genuinely one of the best pita breads I’ve had. Served warm with just enough char on the edges, it arrived soft, airy and impossibly fresh. Before we started, the server suggested we “smell, cut and dip,” and strangely enough, it completely changed the experience. Paired with the muhammara, the table went silent for a moment. Smoky, nutty, slightly sweet and rich without becoming heavy, it was easily one of the strongest dishes of the evening. Oiya’s Mediterranean influence leans softer and creamier compared to sharper Middle Eastern interpretations. Their hummus and dips carry a richness that feels indulgent yet balanced, making even simple dishes memorable. The veg pide followed and immediately stood out because of the bread itself, crisp at the edges with a pillowy centre that tasted unmistakably house-made. The chicken shawarma was another highlight: light, juicy and deeply flavourful without the greasiness that often comes with the dish elsewhere. Everything felt balanced and clean instead of overloaded. Then came the mutton lahmacun, thin, crisp and layered with beautifully spiced minced meat that carried just enough heat without overpowering the dish. Nothing at Oiya felt overworked. Every plate arrived with restraint and confidence. The owner confidently claimed they serve “the best falafel in

India’s Best New Food Spots and Culinary Experiences

New menus, exciting launches and fresh culinary concepts are redefining the way we dine. Hashtag Magazine rounds up the latest food spots and flavour-forward experiences worth checking out. What: RumBabaaWhere: Mumbai Mumbai’s café culture welcomes a refreshing new entrant with RumBabaa, an all-day coffee and vinyl-led space in Andheri that feels less like a conventional café and more like a carefully curated pause from the city’s pace. Rooted in Japanese minimalism and slow-living philosophy, the space combines warm lighting, natural textures and an intentionally unhurried atmosphere where music, coffee and conversation take centre stage. The vinyl setup at the heart of the café gives the space its soul, creating a rhythm that evolves gently from calm mornings to relaxed evening wine sessions. The menu balances nourishment with indulgence thoughtfully. Breakfast bowls, inventive egg dishes and globally inspired small plates sit comfortably alongside playful desserts and elevated comfort food. Dishes like the Krapow Omelette, Kataifi Prawns and Tiramisu French Toast showcase the café’s willingness to blend familiar flavours with creative presentation. The coffee programme is equally expansive, featuring everything from V60 pour-overs and cortados to flavour-forward creations like Mango Matcha, Black Sesame Latte and Salted Caramel Espresso Oat Latte. What makes RumBabaa stand out is its emotional warmth. It doesn’t rely on spectacle or excess, instead offering a slower, more mindful hospitality experience where good music, thoughtful food and excellent coffee come together effortlessly. Quietly stylish and deeply comforting, RumBabaa feels like the kind of neighbourhood café Mumbai didn’t realise it needed. What: ButterBrewsWhere: Pune Pune’s café culture continues to evolve, and ButterBrews’ newest outpost in Aundh arrives with a format that feels larger, more polished and intentionally experience-driven. Designed as an all-day café built around comfort and community, the new space balances functionality with warmth through thoughtfully divided indoor, outdoor

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