Brooke Bond Taj Mahal Tea House — Restaurant in Mumbai

Brooke Bond Taj Mahal Tea House in Bandra is an absolute treasure for tea enthusiasts and food lovers alike. This charming tea house combines the rich heritage of Indian tea culture with a contemporary twist, offering a serene and delightful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

The moment you step into the tea house, you're greeted with a calming ambiance, complete with soothing music, elegant decor, and the fragrant aroma of freshly brewed tea. The extensive tea menu is truly impressive, featuring a wide range of expertly curated blends. Each tea is brewed to perfection, capturing the delicate balance of flavors that can only come from the finest quality leaves.

The food at Brooke Bond Taj Mahal Tea House complements their teas beautifully. The menu offers a delightful selection of dishes, from light bites to hearty meals, all crafted with fresh, high-quality ingredients.

What truly sets this tea house apart, however, is the exceptional staff. During my visit, I accidentally spilled my drink, and the staff went above and beyond to make me feel comfortable. Without hesitation, they immediately replaced my spilled drink with a fresh one, a small but incredibly sweet gesture that speaks volumes about their commitment to excellent customer service. Their genuine warmth and attentiveness make you feel right at home, adding a personal touch to your visit that makes it all the more memorable.

Overall, Brooke Bond Taj Mahal Tea House is a must-visit destination for anyone who appreciates a great cup of tea, delicious food, and outstanding service. Whether you’re a tea connoisseur or simply looking for a relaxing spot to unwind, this tea house offers a perfect blend of flavors, ambiance, and hospitality. I can’t recommend it highly enough—you’re sure to leave with a smile and a newfound appreciation for...

Soothening tea ... Ahaaa pramadham Rains bina chai is so suna suna right? A well prepared cup of tea on a rainy day is exactly what you need to enjoy the Mumbai rains. And since it has been incessantly raining here, we definitely need some extra dose of special tea to enjoy the weather. So, I along with a friend paid a visit to the Taj Mahal Tea House to try out their Monsoon Menu.

The artefacts, crockery and the aesthetic of the place give you such a royal feel. The staff is efficient & courteous. The Food is absolutely fantastic. And for Tea Enthusiast this place is a gold mine!

We had specifically gone for the Monsoon Menu which consists of Soups, Nibbles, Dessert and Beverages. The Main Menu needless to say is vast & offers a wide choice of beverages, Breakfast Specials and All Day Tea Pairings.

What we ordered -

Monsoon Mellow – The finest of Assam Tea with hints of cardamom, cloves, ginger and honey. So reinvigorating.

Corn Shorba – Slightly Spicy & full of flavours.

Malai Silken Tofu with Vegetable Stir Fry – Melt in mouth Tofu drizzled with creamy cashew nut gravy, paired with stir fried pokchoy, mushroom & spring onions. YUM!

Vegetable Tortellini with a spicy Coulis had an interesting blend of flavours. It well cooked pasta stuffed with red amaranth, aubergine & cottage cheese spiced up with rich tomato sauce.

Mango Extravaganza – If you love mangoes then you must try this. Chocolate spheres filled with fresh mango, mango ice cream and mawa lime cake, served with mango coulis and meringue.

If in & around Bandra,this place is definitely...

We walked over to the Taj Mahal Tea House (TMTH for short.. rather than BBTMTH - which is quite a mouthful if you ask me 😄) from Mount Mary Church following a leisurely stroll along Band Stand.

Since the latter of the two walks had been somewhat brisk, we were in definite need for some refreshment and the delightful experience that greeted us was truly welcome. It wasn't quite a surprise for our friend had recommended the joint with much gusto!

We chose to start with (and eventually ended with it too - for what was meant to be a small meal, it definitely was not) an assortment of sweet & savoury tidbits - the Non-veg High Tea Platter - with cups of chai - mine a Kashmiri Saffron and hers a Parsi Mint. Barring one or two of the assortment, all the items were delectable - even the ones that didn't quite fit the bill quite right were still quite palatable, perhaps we were suffering from the theory of diminishing returns from over consumption 😄 or so it seemed at the time.

The place is truly one of its kind with a variety of seating options (we, it would turn out later, had managed to occupy the most coveted armchairs in the establishment) and tea rooms in many a pleasant setting without straying too far from the theme of a quiet and elegant heritage.

On the whole, we enjoyed a wonderful autumnal evening and found TMTH a sanctuary from the bustle of what is 'maximum city'. lt thoroughly...