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Dps their First Branch was started in Matunga east back in 1965 it was known as ‘Durga Parmeswari’. As I stay in Dadar east, I have visit their Matunga branch end number of times since my childhood. Dps is famous for its Pav Bhaji they have won Bombay Times awards for best pav bhaji in Mumbai. It is really good. For someone who is pav bhaji lover must try their different varieties of Pav Bhaji .They have some really good offers going on pav bhaji. South Indian food They have different types of dosa Mysore Masala Dosa; it has green chutney, and is stuffed with potato sabji which is good. Paper dosa is crispy and flavorsome. Medu vadas are crispy and served with hot piping sambhar. Idli is soft and served with chutney and sambhar. Schezwan sada dosa: It is crispy, schezwan added a spicy taste.

Chaats Pani Puri shots are amazing: the puri is filled with moog and radga. It is placed on small glass which is filled with sweet and spicy chutney. It is amazing. Bhel puri: the quantity is good. It is garnished with raw mangoes and coriander. It is crunchy and full of flavour. Dahi batata puri: the puri is stuffed with spiced potato mix and served with sweet chutney and thick and sweet dahi. Dp’s Chinese Wok HEI -The Chinese food is really good. Starters Sizzled cottage cheese It is paneer, with cube bell peppers, and onions. The paneer is very soft, it melts in the mouth. It is delicious.

Mushroom & cottage cheese in chilly garlic sauce. It has cubed bell peppers, onions, mushroom and paneer. It is full of flavours.

Main course Teppanyaki noodles: It is made with ramen noodles (normal round noodles). The noodles are cooked to the perfection tossed with exotics veggies like broccoli, bell peppers baby corn, carrots, french beans and capsicum. It has perfect blend of soya sauce and chilli sauce. It is served hot on sizzler pan. It is out of the world. Noodles lover should try this one. Singaporean fried rice: It is non spicy dish. It has diced veggies like broccoli, bell peppers baby corn, carrots, french beans and capsicum. It is flavor full can be eaten by itself, no need of gravy to accompany. Mongolian pot rice: it is veg fried rice topped with spicy veg gravy. It has veggies like broccoli, bell peppers baby corn, carrots, mushroom. It is yummy. Thai curry red: This one is my all time favourite. I had Thai curry at various places; I liked this one the most. It is superb. The curry is creamy with perfect blend of coconut milk and Thai spices. The paneer is very soft, it melts in the mouth. Desserts They have different types of faloodas, MilkShakes , Juices from fresh fruits and beverages like fruit beer, tea, coffee &Lassi. My mom’s favorite is...

⭐ DP’s Hotel – A Matunga Classic Opposite Ruia College ⭐ 📍 Matunga East | Opposite Ruia College

If you're anywhere near Matunga East and your cravings are leading you towards something delicious, flavorful, and comfortingly local – DP's Hotel is a name that needs to be on your radar. A long-time favorite among college students, families, and foodies alike, this spot has stood the test of time. I dropped by for a casual evening bite, and here’s the lowdown on my experience.

🍛 FOOD REVIEW:

🧈 Pav Bhaji – 4.5/5 Easily one of the best in town! Rich, buttery, and full of flavor, it strikes the right balance between spice and tanginess. Served hot with toasted pavs, this dish is a total crowd-pleaser. Definitely a must-try!

🍺 Fruit Beer – 5/5 An absolute nostalgic winner. Served chilled, this non-alcoholic classic is a throwback to simpler days. Fizzy, sweet, and perfectly refreshing – it complements the spicy food beautifully.

🍯 Honey Chilli Plum Potato – 4/5 A delightful fusion starter. Crispy potatoes tossed in a sticky sweet & spicy glaze, with a hint of plum that sets it apart. Would’ve loved it a tad spicier, but still very satisfying.

🍨 Gadbad (Mangalore Special Dessert) – 3.5/5 This colorful layered dessert has all the potential to be a star. However, mine I had whe the ice cream partially melted – which unfortunately dulled the magic a bit. If you're ordering this, make sure it comes straight from the freezer. That said, the combination of fruits, jelly, nuts, and ice cream is still worth trying once!

🏠 AMBIENCE & SERVICE:

DP’s isn’t trying to be a fancy fine-dine, but it delivers big on cleanliness and comfort. The vibe is casual, with fast-moving service and staff that are polite and efficient. It’s the kind of place where you can chill with friends, binge on some desi snacks, and leave with a full heart (and fuller stomach).

✨ PRO TIPS:

Come early in the evening to avoid the post-college crowd rush. Grab a seat inside for a more relaxed dining experience – outdoor seating can get a bit noisy. Try their iconic milkshakes and dosas if you’re coming back for round two – they’re tasty!

Overall, DP’s is a true Matunga gem. Consistent, value-for-money, and packed with flavor. Whether you're a first-timer in the area or a long-time local, this spot deserves a visit – and maybe even a second helping.

💬 Rating: 4.3 / 5 overall Would definitely recommend for casual dining, snacking, or those nostalgic food runs...

Working through the week, calls, vendors, costs, MIS, all these... Don't they make you miss your college days? Carefree, bunking classes, maybe spending time in the cafeteria, ogling at your crushes??

Sadly i never did all this,literally, all of this, never done it. I always spent time away from college, stepped in the cafeteria once and left seeing all the strays walking all over the kitchen, but yea, i know the general cafeteria vibe

The very same vibe is what you get in DP, kinda surly servers, the din of kids talking, laughing in a carefree manner, kinda like horses and the same cafeteria rates

The pav bhaji here is supposed to be in the top 10 ranks, supposedly Numero Uno, me, I am not a pav bhaji expert, but I liked what I had here, the normal one as well as the special DP, which seems kinda royal with all the cheese, butter and the dry fruits in it, the dry fruits, even though look odd in a pav bhaji, make it kinda tastier, putting it a league apart from the rest

The dosa i tried was the spring dosa, pretty decent, filled with spring roll stuffing. The dosa in itself felt kinda floury for some reason, but had some fine tasting stuffing

The paani puri is like every other, just looks different, but the same stock paani puri taste which u would get at any other place. I like mine with ragda though, not boondi or mashed potatoes.

Looking at the desserts, it was a hard choice on what to ordered, first we went for the gadbad, but sadly it was not available, so the thing we chose, even though kinda sceptical, was the ice cream pizza, which is basically round vanilla sponge cake, covered with fruits, berries, a thin layer of ice cream and tons of sweet syrups and sauces. Surprisingly, no matter how incoherent it look, the tastes kinda went well together

The only thing that I absolutely abhorred was the masala pav, slathered in what seemed to be uncooked tomato puree, never having it again

All in all, this is a good place for a date where u want to make your significant other have relive the college experience, when actually you are low on funds

P.s. do try their fruit beer, pretty refreshing and great when it comes...