Mumbai’s always had a hunger for what’s next—and the city’s latest wave of openings doesn’t disappoint. Whether you’re after a slow-sipping speakeasy, bold street food remixes, or a nostalgic thali served in minimalist settings, there’s something new for every kind of diner (and mood). From Bandra to Powai, here are the latest cafés, bars, and restaurants adding fresh flavour to the map.
KOA, the beloved Bohemian-themed café and bar, has brought its Mediterranean charm to Navi Mumbai with a new outpost at Inorbit Mall, Vashi. After winning hearts in Thane and Juhu, this third location continues its signature aesthetic—think warm wooden tones, lush foliage, and sunlit corners perfect for catch-ups and cocktails. The globally inspired menu spans American, Thai, Asian, and Italian plates, with standouts like Truffle Avocado Toast, Korean Fried Chicken, and Pistachio Tres Leches. Whether you’re here for a breezy brunch or a cosy dinner, KOA delivers a soulful, stylish escape.
Address: Inorbit Mall, G13, Palm Beach Rd, Sector 30A, Vashi, Navi Mumbai
After setting palates ablaze in Goa, Fireback has officially landed in Mumbai, bringing its bold, no-compromise Thai flavours to Lower Parel. Helmed by Michelin-starred chef David Thompson and chef Kaustubh, the restaurant is all about fire, flavour and finesse. Expect deeply aromatic curries, wok-tossed perfection and an unapologetic love for spice, all served in a refined, modern setting that celebrates the soul of authentic Thai cuisine.
Address: Entrance through COMORIN @ Nilaya Anthology, Peninsula Corporate Park, Ganpatrao Kadam Marg, Lower Parel
Baroke isn’t your typical bar—it’s Mumbai’s first vinyl-only listening lounge, where music isn’t background noise but the main event. Inspired by Japan’s iconic listening rooms, this South Mumbai sanctuary invites audiophiles and curious minds alike to slow down and soak in a meticulously curated selection of over 250 vinyl records spanning jazz, funk, soul and rock. Designed for focused listening, Baroke blends the tactile richness of analogue sound with plush, intimate interiors and a standout cocktail menu. Whether you’re settling in for quiet contemplation or savouring a sonic escape with friends, Baroke offers a soulful retreat from the city’s usual hum.
Address: 1st Floor, 96/98, Krishna Palace Hotel, Naushir Bharucha Marg, Nana Chowk
Powai’s nightlife just got a serious upgrade. House of Diavel has opened at The Beatle Hotel, offering an opulent escape with moody lighting, luxe interiors and a vibe that’s strictly for those who like their nights bold and beautifully curated. With its slow-drip cocktails, sonic ambience and indulgent design, it’s less of a bar and more of a statement.
Address: The Beatle Hotel, JMJ House, Orchard Ave, Hiranandani Gardens, Panchkutir Ganesh Nagar, Powai
Harajuku Tokyo Café & Bakehouse has landed at Jio World Drive, bringing pastel bakes, jiggly pancakes, conveyor-belt sushi and anime-inspired cocktails to Mumbai. By day, it’s all cotton cheesecakes and matcha lattes, by night, it flips into a buzzing izakaya with sake bombs and sushi rolls on loop. A playful, neon-lit treat for food lovers and pop culture fans alike.
Address: Second Floor, Jio World Drive, Unit No. S-03, CTS No. 629, Bandra Kurla Complex, Bandra East
Sahib Room & Kipling Bar has officially reopened at The St. Regis Mumbai, and it’s bringing back all the old-world elegance with a fresh dose of flavour. Tucked away on Level 9M, the space channels colonial charm with plush interiors, vintage accents, and a menu curated by Master Chef Taj that celebrates bold Indian flavours with finesse. Pair rich curries and smoky kebabs with a signature cocktail at the adjoining Kipling Bar, and you’ve got yourself a classic night out—refined, nostalgic, and full of soul.
Address: 462, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel
Bandra came through with all the JOSHH. From 7 am bites to late-night cravings, the vibe’s been non-stop. JOSHH is now open, serving up your street food faves with a bold, modern twist. Think chaats, rolls, tikkas and more, reimagined with full flavour and flair. Come hungry, leave hyped.
Address: Kalpak Corner – Shop 1-2-3-4 Guru Nanak Road, Off Turner Rd, Bandra West
A Mumbai classic gets a modern reboot. B Bhagat Tarachand has opened a new outlet in Andheri West, serving up its much-loved North Indian comfort food in a sleeker, more contemporary setting. From buttery dal fry and papad churi to beer bottle chaas and soft phulkas, the legacy dishes remain untouched, but the space brings a fresh energy with minimalist design and a lighter, more casual vibe. Perfect for when you’re craving something nostalgic, but with a new-age spin.
Address: Ghanshyam Chambers, Plot No. B, B-13, Veera Desai Industrial Estate, Andheri West
The cult-favourite gelateria just opened its newest outpost in Imperial Plaza, and it’s everything you’d expect—playful, pretty, and packed with silky Italian-style gelato. What started as a dreamy 200 sq. ft. coral-pink corner has now grown into a multi-outlet treat, bringing slow-churned indulgence to more pockets of Mumbai. With 14 rotating flavours, playful frozen bites, and India’s finest farm-to-cup coffee, it’s a little pocket of creamy, curated indulgence.
Address: Imperial Plaza, 30th Road, Linking Road, Bandra West
After winning hearts in Delhi, Pune, Kolkata, and more, Virat Kohli’s elevated dining concept makes its Mumbai debut with a moody, 3,800 sq ft outpost in Lower Parel. Designed by Aayushi Malik and co-owned with Vartik Tihara, Anshul Goel, and Ankit Tayal, this isn’t just another “celebrity restaurant.” One8 Commune is a study in contrasts—slow and sultry, nostalgic yet contemporary. Think genre-bending cocktails, familiar flavours with a twist, and textural, tactile interiors that invite you to linger.
Address: Lobby Level, Unit No 101, Jupiter Mills, One World Centre, Tower 2 A, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel
Say hello to Bang Bang! Noodle, a bold new MaLa-forward concept by Chef Rahul Punjabi, is now open in the city. Specialising in hand-pulled noodles made fresh to order, this chef-led eatery brings high-octane Sichuan flavours and Sydney-Chinatown grit to Mumbai’s dining landscape. Think: punchy chilli oils, slow-cooked broths, crisped wontons, and even flying noodles — all served with flair and finesse.
Address: Shop No. 4, Ekta Tripolis, Siddharth Nagar Rd, Motilal Nagar I, Goregaon West
