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Golden Star Thali
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Time-tested Gujarati choice offering an array of classic cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere.
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Girgaon Chowpatty
Maharashtra, India
Girgaon Chowpatty
Chowpatty, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400007, India
The Royal Opera House, Mumbai
Mama Paramanand Marg, Charni Road East, Opera House, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Marine drive beach
29, Dr N A Purandare Marg, Sea Face, Chowpatty, Gamdevi, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400007, India
S.K. Patil Garden
S.K, XR2F+33H Patil Garden, Bhai Jivanji Ln, Charni Road, Thakurdwar, Kalbadevi, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400002, India
Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan
29, KM Munshi Rd, Gamdevi, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400007, India
ISKCON Chowpatty (Sri Sri Radha Gopinath Mandir)
7, K. M. Munshi Marg, Girgaon, Chowpatty, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400007, India
Sri Venkateswara Balaji Mandir (Fanaswadi)
80, Sitaram Podar Marg, Marine Lines East, Zaoba Wadi, Fanas Wadi, Kalbadevi, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400002, India
Shri Gamdevi Temple
Gamdevi Rd, Gamdevi, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400007, India
Mumbai cha Samrat
Mumbai cha Samrat, Khetwadi 6th Ln, Charni Road East, Bori Chawl, Khetwadi, Grant Road, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Nearby restaurants
Say Cheese Fast Food Restaurant
Shop No 10, Opera House Building, Raja Ram Mohan Roy Marg, near Centro Plaza Theatre, Charni Road East, Opera House, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Ramashraya
Shop no-5, Regal mansion, 320, Raja Ram Mohan Roy Rd, Charni Road East, Opera House, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Bachelorr's - Chowpatty (Since 1930's)
Sattar Sea View Hotel, 45, Ext, Chowpatty Seaface, Road, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400007, India
Raju Ki Chai (Charni Road)
Shop No. 2, Ground Floor, Zaveri Building, Plot No. 303/309, Raja Ram Mohan Roy Rd, next to Sharmas Tarabaug, Charni Road, Opera House, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Pizza Dude - Charni Road
Shop no. 8, Mehta Bhavan, Co-op Housing Society, Charni Road, Opera House, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Domino's Pizza | Mama Parmanand Marg, Girgaon
as “Ladhbhai, Building Society, Ground Floor, Shop No. 3, building known, Plot No. 1A, Mama Paramanand Marg, Opera House, Goregaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Khana khazana
275, Raja Ram Mohan Roy Rd, near Centre Plaza Theatre, Charni Road East, Opera House, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Voice Of India Restaurant
114, Jagannath Shankar Seth Rd, Near Central Plaza, Charni Road East, Opera House, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Sharma's Tarabaugg
Zaveri Building, 305/309, Raja Ram Mohan Roy Rd, Charni Road, Opera House, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Shiv Krishna Hotel
26, Jagannath Shankar Seth Rd, Charni Road East, Bhatwadi, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Nearby hotels
Hotel Hira
Church, And Jain Temple, 215/217, Raja Ram Mohan Roy Rd, opp. Prathana Samanj, near Girgaon, Charni Road East, Bhatawadekar Wadi, Ambewadi, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Hotel Girgaon Palace
47-F, Khotachi Wadi, near Majestic Building, Charni Road East, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Hotel Golden Palace
Mani Mahal, 101/A, Shrimad Rajchandraji Marg, Charni Road East, Opera House, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Khadayta bhuvan
213, Raja Ram Mohan Roy Rd, Khotachiwadi, Bhatawadekar Wadi, Ambewadi, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
HOTEL SUN CITY MUMBAI
1st Floor, Diamond Queen, 198, Raja Ram Mohan Roy Rd, next to Jain Mandir, above Canara Bank, Prathna Samaj, Bhatwadi, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Ferreira House
Pereira, 47/G Khotachiwadi Trail, 47/C, 1st Ln, Khotachiwadi, Ambewadi, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Hotel Anupam Residency
247, VP Rd, near Sir H. N. Reliance Foundation Hospital, Prathna Samaj, Ambewadi, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Hotel Tourister
Welcome Hindu Hotel, Lamington Road Vitthalbhai Patel Road, Lamington Rd, Grant Road, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Hotel TipTop
394, Lamington Rd, Charni Road East, Shapur Baug, Grant Road, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
Welcome Hindu Hotel
348/A, 1st Floor, Tara House, Behind Imperial Cinema,Vithalbhai Patel Marg, Lamington Rd, Girgaon, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
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Golden Star Thali

330, Raja Ram Mohan Roy Rd, opp. Charni Road, Charni Road East, Opera House, Station, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400004, India
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Time-tested Gujarati choice offering an array of classic cuisine in a relaxed atmosphere.

attractions: Girgaon Chowpatty, Girgaon Chowpatty, The Royal Opera House, Mumbai, Marine drive beach, S.K. Patil Garden, Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, ISKCON Chowpatty (Sri Sri Radha Gopinath Mandir), Sri Venkateswara Balaji Mandir (Fanaswadi), Shri Gamdevi Temple, Mumbai cha Samrat, restaurants: Say Cheese Fast Food Restaurant, Ramashraya, Bachelorr's - Chowpatty (Since 1930's), Raju Ki Chai (Charni Road), Pizza Dude - Charni Road, Domino's Pizza | Mama Parmanand Marg, Girgaon, Khana khazana, Voice Of India Restaurant, Sharma's Tarabaugg, Shiv Krishna Hotel
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Nearby attractions of Golden Star Thali

Girgaon Chowpatty

Girgaon Chowpatty

The Royal Opera House, Mumbai

Marine drive beach

S.K. Patil Garden

Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan

ISKCON Chowpatty (Sri Sri Radha Gopinath Mandir)

Sri Venkateswara Balaji Mandir (Fanaswadi)

Shri Gamdevi Temple

Mumbai cha Samrat

Girgaon Chowpatty

Girgaon Chowpatty

4.3

(2.6K)

Open 24 hours
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Girgaon Chowpatty

Girgaon Chowpatty

4.2

(12.7K)

Open 24 hours
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The Royal Opera House, Mumbai

The Royal Opera House, Mumbai

4.5

(3.2K)

Open 24 hours
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Marine drive beach

Marine drive beach

4.5

(248)

Open 24 hours
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Dharavi Slum Tour with Optional Dhobi ghat Laundry
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Bombay Express Food Tour with 15-plus tastings
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Nearby restaurants of Golden Star Thali

Say Cheese Fast Food Restaurant

Ramashraya

Bachelorr's - Chowpatty (Since 1930's)

Raju Ki Chai (Charni Road)

Pizza Dude - Charni Road

Domino's Pizza | Mama Parmanand Marg, Girgaon

Khana khazana

Voice Of India Restaurant

Sharma's Tarabaugg

Shiv Krishna Hotel

Say Cheese Fast Food Restaurant

Say Cheese Fast Food Restaurant

4.1

(2.5K)

$

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Ramashraya

Ramashraya

3.6

(241)

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Bachelorr's - Chowpatty (Since 1930's)

Bachelorr's - Chowpatty (Since 1930's)

4.0

(5.9K)

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Raju Ki Chai (Charni Road)

Raju Ki Chai (Charni Road)

4.6

(271)

Open until 12:30 AM
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4.1
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5.0
2y

Nestled in the heart of the city, Golden Star Thali stands as a shining gem in the culinary landscape. From the moment you step foot into this quaint eatery, you're transported into a world where flavors, aromas, and textures dance harmoniously on your palate. My recent dining experience at Golden Star Thali left an indelible mark, and I'm thrilled to share my food review.

Ambiance: The restaurant's warm and inviting ambiance immediately puts you at ease. The rustic decor, adorned with golden accents, creates a comforting atmosphere that resonates with the traditional charm of Indian cuisine. The soothing background music and attentive staff further elevate the dining experience, making it perfect for both intimate gatherings and family outings.

Service: The service at Golden Star Thali is impeccable. The staff's genuine warmth and knowledge about the dishes on offer make you feel like a cherished guest. They are more than willing to guide you through the extensive menu and cater to dietary preferences, ensuring a truly personalized dining experience.

Thali Selection: The heart of Golden Star Thali lies in its namesake offering – the thali. I opted for the deluxe thali, and I was mesmerized by the array of vibrant dishes that adorned the generously-sized platter. From fragrant basmati rice and flaky naan to an assortment of delectable curries, dals, and sides, each component was a masterpiece in its own right.

Highlights:

Paneer Tikka Masala: The paneer was exquisitely tender and infused with the rich flavors of the masala. The gravy struck a perfect balance between creaminess and a hint of spice, creating a memorable dish.

Bhindi Masala: The okra was cooked to perfection – crunchy on the outside and succulent on the inside. The spices complemented the natural flavors of the vegetable, resulting in a delightful side dish.

Dal Makhani: The creamy, velvety texture of the dal was a testament to slow-cooked perfection. It was a comforting companion to the rice and naan, making every bite a heartwarming experience.

Dessert Delight: The thali was crowned with a dessert that captured the essence of Indian sweets. The gulab jamun was soft, syrup-soaked, and indulgent – a sweet ending that left me craving for more.

Conclusion: Golden Star Thali is more than just a restaurant; it's a culinary journey that encapsulates the soul of Indian cuisine. With its authentic flavors, warm ambiance, and exceptional service, this establishment has rightfully earned its place among the top dining destinations in the city. Whether you're a connoisseur of Indian cuisine or someone looking to embark on a flavorful adventure, Golden Star Thali promises a gastronomic experience that you won't soon forget. My visit here was nothing short of stellar, and I can't wait to return for another round of thali delight.

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2.0
4y

Seriously NOT worth the price !! (₹570+ gst) I had been reading and hearing about this place for long. Honestly speaking when it comes to a full meal platter/thali craving, apart from 1 or 2 places for Gujarati style thali and the same for South Indian Kannada style oota or Tamil saapad, there aren’t many choices in the city compared to neighbouring Pune. So just when we were in the neighbourhood by chance, instead of our usual all time family favourite Samrat I suggested we visit here and since then there hasn’t been a moment when I haven’t regretted for putting my family through the harrowing thali experience we had here. The very moment we stepped in through the door a gust of strange odour came right at our face, the servers half of them who weren’t even wearing their uniforms properly, looked at us with a bewildered look as if we had turned up at the wrong time. The place wasn’t even brightly lit and the upholstery seemed to be an old one. When I asked for a washroom, was guided on to the mezzanine floor above which seemed to be a dark dingy storage space of some sorts with the same kind of odour. When the place doesn’t meet up to your expectations in terms of ambience, one expects at least the food taste may cover for such shortcomings. But guess what ? There wasn’t a single item apart from the khichadi served at the end that tasted good. The vegetable preparations ? horribly bland and tasteless, the potatoes in the preparation weren’t even steamed properly and paneer ?! does it really have to be in a Rajasthani thali ? Good lord knows. The farsan item and the sweets were just average. Rajasthani thali’s like this one are known to be slightly more sweeter in taste compared to the food on this side of the Vindhyas but they aren’t at least devoid of flavours. I have tasted Gujrati thalis of similar kind which were just so flavourful and scrumptious. Reading the reviews of people who have recently visited this place I have only one thing to say- mitron ! If you fancy the thali experience here, then you guys really haven’t tasted GOOD thalis. I had gone here after reading a lot on sm and of course the other google reviews but now this shall serve as a lesson for a lifetime that one mustn’t take such reviews at face value. And for thali lovers, well for now Samrat and Thakkar Bhojnalay is the only best option we have (for Kannada style oota- Udupi Rama Nayak); have heard about the thali at Chetna but haven’t tasted it yet. By writing this review, I don’t intend to demoralise those running this place (the reason for giving 2 stars above) but finally customer is the king and his opinion certainly matters. Hope to see them improve some day. Ambience- 2/5 Hygiene- 1/5 Staff service- 3/5 Food- 1/5 Covid appropriate measures- 1/5 Value for money ? well, by now readers must...

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5.0
1y

Golden Star situated outside Charni Road station was a revelation for me in spite of me passing by the area multiple times in the past year. I went for lunch one fine afternoon, mainly for their AamRas Thali- a speciality in the Indian summer. And given how much I love Indian food, especially a good thali- I sure wasn’t disappointed 🤩

Food-

🌿 Pure Veg is the name of the game. Given the variety of food served on the platter, I sure didn’t have to look beyond the unlimited thali. An empty steel thali manifests in front as soon as one takes their seat, which is soon decked up with all sorts of foods one would expect from a Rajasthani/Gujrati Thali.

Basic salads, chutneys, Dhokla, mini Samosa, Papad, Achar, 4 curries (1 being Panner based), Dal, Kheer and of course that yummy Aam Ras all are filled into their respective ‘vattis’ by a platoon in quick succession.

You then are presented with a choice of breads in the form of Chapatis, Puri & Theplas. One also has plain white rice 🍚, Pulav and Khichdi infused with ghee to choose from. Not to forget the Malpua, Dahi Wada & Chass that completes much of the thali.

All items were fresh and I enjoyed having each one of them. Though not a keen sweet lover, I was in love with Malpua. But the star of the show was the Aam Ras, which was magical indeed! 🥭🙌

And like every unlimited Rajasthani thali venue I had been to, I had to fold my hands and accept defeat as I was filled to the brim, both in terms of tummy & soul 😊

Location & Vibe-

The hustling vibe outside the restaurant continues inside and lunch is a quick affair. The aircon was god sent in the summer heat. The layout is packed and close by still feels homely and spacious. Though on their heels, the servers are courteous and hospitality is on point. I could barely spot an unsatisfied face in the crowd. Though I had entered just around their mid-day break time before 3 pm, I got to have my lunch at leisure 🙏

The rates are decent given the quality of food served and the location. Rates differ on weekdays & weekends.

🅿️ Parking will be an issue and one will have to check out various spots in the by lanes for paid parking. Being located in one of the happening streets in town, footfall is rather the same on weekdays & weekends with lunch perhaps being the preferred choice of customers.

Verdict-

An absolute must visit, especially if you like veg Indian food, particularly Rajasthani/Gujrati Thalis like me! A ‘Must Visit & Highly Recommended’ from me 💯

Food Taste - 5/5

Food Quantity - 5/5 Service - 5/5 Hygiene - 4/5 Ambience - 5/5 Value for Money - 4/5

TG’s Zing-The AamRas Thali and the AamRas in general is just amazing. Definitely...

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Nestled in the heart of the city, Golden Star Thali stands as a shining gem in the culinary landscape. From the moment you step foot into this quaint eatery, you're transported into a world where flavors, aromas, and textures dance harmoniously on your palate. My recent dining experience at Golden Star Thali left an indelible mark, and I'm thrilled to share my food review. Ambiance: The restaurant's warm and inviting ambiance immediately puts you at ease. The rustic decor, adorned with golden accents, creates a comforting atmosphere that resonates with the traditional charm of Indian cuisine. The soothing background music and attentive staff further elevate the dining experience, making it perfect for both intimate gatherings and family outings. Service: The service at Golden Star Thali is impeccable. The staff's genuine warmth and knowledge about the dishes on offer make you feel like a cherished guest. They are more than willing to guide you through the extensive menu and cater to dietary preferences, ensuring a truly personalized dining experience. Thali Selection: The heart of Golden Star Thali lies in its namesake offering – the thali. I opted for the deluxe thali, and I was mesmerized by the array of vibrant dishes that adorned the generously-sized platter. From fragrant basmati rice and flaky naan to an assortment of delectable curries, dals, and sides, each component was a masterpiece in its own right. Highlights: Paneer Tikka Masala: The paneer was exquisitely tender and infused with the rich flavors of the masala. The gravy struck a perfect balance between creaminess and a hint of spice, creating a memorable dish. Bhindi Masala: The okra was cooked to perfection – crunchy on the outside and succulent on the inside. The spices complemented the natural flavors of the vegetable, resulting in a delightful side dish. Dal Makhani: The creamy, velvety texture of the dal was a testament to slow-cooked perfection. It was a comforting companion to the rice and naan, making every bite a heartwarming experience. Dessert Delight: The thali was crowned with a dessert that captured the essence of Indian sweets. The gulab jamun was soft, syrup-soaked, and indulgent – a sweet ending that left me craving for more. Conclusion: Golden Star Thali is more than just a restaurant; it's a culinary journey that encapsulates the soul of Indian cuisine. With its authentic flavors, warm ambiance, and exceptional service, this establishment has rightfully earned its place among the top dining destinations in the city. Whether you're a connoisseur of Indian cuisine or someone looking to embark on a flavorful adventure, Golden Star Thali promises a gastronomic experience that you won't soon forget. My visit here was nothing short of stellar, and I can't wait to return for another round of thali delight. Highly recommended!
Tapas GaneshTapas Ganesh
Golden Star situated outside Charni Road station was a revelation for me in spite of me passing by the area multiple times in the past year. I went for lunch one fine afternoon, mainly for their AamRas Thali- a speciality in the Indian summer. And given how much I love Indian food, especially a good thali- I sure wasn’t disappointed 🤩 Food- 🌿 Pure Veg is the name of the game. Given the variety of food served on the platter, I sure didn’t have to look beyond the unlimited thali. An empty steel thali manifests in front as soon as one takes their seat, which is soon decked up with all sorts of foods one would expect from a Rajasthani/Gujrati Thali. Basic salads, chutneys, Dhokla, mini Samosa, Papad, Achar, 4 curries (1 being Panner based), Dal, Kheer and of course that yummy Aam Ras all are filled into their respective ‘vattis’ by a platoon in quick succession. You then are presented with a choice of breads in the form of Chapatis, Puri & Theplas. One also has plain white rice 🍚, Pulav and Khichdi infused with ghee to choose from. Not to forget the Malpua, Dahi Wada & Chass that completes much of the thali. All items were fresh and I enjoyed having each one of them. Though not a keen sweet lover, I was in love with Malpua. But the star of the show was the Aam Ras, which was magical indeed! 🥭🙌 And like every unlimited Rajasthani thali venue I had been to, I had to fold my hands and accept defeat as I was filled to the brim, both in terms of tummy & soul 😊 Location & Vibe- The hustling vibe outside the restaurant continues inside and lunch is a quick affair. The aircon was god sent in the summer heat. The layout is packed and close by still feels homely and spacious. Though on their heels, the servers are courteous and hospitality is on point. I could barely spot an unsatisfied face in the crowd. Though I had entered just around their mid-day break time before 3 pm, I got to have my lunch at leisure 🙏 The rates are decent given the quality of food served and the location. Rates differ on weekdays & weekends. 🅿️ Parking will be an issue and one will have to check out various spots in the by lanes for paid parking. Being located in one of the happening streets in town, footfall is rather the same on weekdays & weekends with lunch perhaps being the preferred choice of customers. Verdict- An absolute must visit, especially if you like veg Indian food, particularly Rajasthani/Gujrati Thalis like me! A ‘Must Visit & Highly Recommended’ from me 💯 Food Taste - 5/5 Food Quantity - 5/5 Service - 5/5 Hygiene - 4/5 Ambience - 5/5 Value for Money - 4/5 TG’s Zing-The AamRas Thali and the AamRas in general is just amazing. Definitely shouldn’t be missed!
harshad dhamankarharshad dhamankar
Have been eating lot of Thalis during this summer focuses on Aamras. Visiting frequently same restaurants again and again to get those different Mango / unripe Mangoes dishes. So far it's been the best experience to eat such a wide variety of food. This time I traveled to South Mumbai and @goldenstarthali is my favorite since many years. I have been dining here more than 4 years approx and I love how they maintain consistency on taste and quality as well. Located just opposite of Charni Road Station East. This Thali comprises of lot of delicious food. Aloo Tilkki was crisp and nicely fried, Dhokla waa soft and airy and fluffy. Both taste so best with mint chatni. Kachori Chaat - love that sweet curd mixed with different chatnis, onions, shev on top. Dal baati being a traditional dish was there and stood out. You can add different vegetables, dal, kadhi too and eat this wonderful dish. In mains I love Turiya Patra with Sev. Soft and tender, not too dry. Aloo Rassawala was spicy a bit with soft starchy potatoes. Wal masala was spicy but you feel more spices in this dish compared to others. Paneer Shahi Masala where Paneer was extremely soft, fresh and flavourful. I had all types of dal but my favorite is Meethi dal and mango kadhi. Served with soft rotis, Crispy Puri. Plain rice and Khichadi was also served but honestly I avoid rice in Thalis. So it's just a representation purpose. In desserts obviously my favorite seasonal sweet called Aamras and I always asked to served for couple of bowls. It was fresh pure tasting and creamy. Malai Sandwich was packed with saffron flavors. Dry fruits too. You squeeze little bit so you can eat with less sugar as it contains sugar syrup. That's my favorite too. I love that. Along with this there was last dessert which was Pineapple Halwa. It was soft, loaded with ghee. But my eyes were all on Aamras and had a lot of that. This place always do the justice. Whether I dine in over weekdays or weekends, I get the same experience. If you want to eat elaborately then go on weekends when they serve more sweets and special dishes as well. But that Aamras is superb. 👌🏻 Almost slept for couple of hours after arriving home. 😅
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Nestled in the heart of the city, Golden Star Thali stands as a shining gem in the culinary landscape. From the moment you step foot into this quaint eatery, you're transported into a world where flavors, aromas, and textures dance harmoniously on your palate. My recent dining experience at Golden Star Thali left an indelible mark, and I'm thrilled to share my food review. Ambiance: The restaurant's warm and inviting ambiance immediately puts you at ease. The rustic decor, adorned with golden accents, creates a comforting atmosphere that resonates with the traditional charm of Indian cuisine. The soothing background music and attentive staff further elevate the dining experience, making it perfect for both intimate gatherings and family outings. Service: The service at Golden Star Thali is impeccable. The staff's genuine warmth and knowledge about the dishes on offer make you feel like a cherished guest. They are more than willing to guide you through the extensive menu and cater to dietary preferences, ensuring a truly personalized dining experience. Thali Selection: The heart of Golden Star Thali lies in its namesake offering – the thali. I opted for the deluxe thali, and I was mesmerized by the array of vibrant dishes that adorned the generously-sized platter. From fragrant basmati rice and flaky naan to an assortment of delectable curries, dals, and sides, each component was a masterpiece in its own right. Highlights: Paneer Tikka Masala: The paneer was exquisitely tender and infused with the rich flavors of the masala. The gravy struck a perfect balance between creaminess and a hint of spice, creating a memorable dish. Bhindi Masala: The okra was cooked to perfection – crunchy on the outside and succulent on the inside. The spices complemented the natural flavors of the vegetable, resulting in a delightful side dish. Dal Makhani: The creamy, velvety texture of the dal was a testament to slow-cooked perfection. It was a comforting companion to the rice and naan, making every bite a heartwarming experience. Dessert Delight: The thali was crowned with a dessert that captured the essence of Indian sweets. The gulab jamun was soft, syrup-soaked, and indulgent – a sweet ending that left me craving for more. Conclusion: Golden Star Thali is more than just a restaurant; it's a culinary journey that encapsulates the soul of Indian cuisine. With its authentic flavors, warm ambiance, and exceptional service, this establishment has rightfully earned its place among the top dining destinations in the city. Whether you're a connoisseur of Indian cuisine or someone looking to embark on a flavorful adventure, Golden Star Thali promises a gastronomic experience that you won't soon forget. My visit here was nothing short of stellar, and I can't wait to return for another round of thali delight. Highly recommended!
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Golden Star situated outside Charni Road station was a revelation for me in spite of me passing by the area multiple times in the past year. I went for lunch one fine afternoon, mainly for their AamRas Thali- a speciality in the Indian summer. And given how much I love Indian food, especially a good thali- I sure wasn’t disappointed 🤩 Food- 🌿 Pure Veg is the name of the game. Given the variety of food served on the platter, I sure didn’t have to look beyond the unlimited thali. An empty steel thali manifests in front as soon as one takes their seat, which is soon decked up with all sorts of foods one would expect from a Rajasthani/Gujrati Thali. Basic salads, chutneys, Dhokla, mini Samosa, Papad, Achar, 4 curries (1 being Panner based), Dal, Kheer and of course that yummy Aam Ras all are filled into their respective ‘vattis’ by a platoon in quick succession. You then are presented with a choice of breads in the form of Chapatis, Puri & Theplas. One also has plain white rice 🍚, Pulav and Khichdi infused with ghee to choose from. Not to forget the Malpua, Dahi Wada & Chass that completes much of the thali. All items were fresh and I enjoyed having each one of them. Though not a keen sweet lover, I was in love with Malpua. But the star of the show was the Aam Ras, which was magical indeed! 🥭🙌 And like every unlimited Rajasthani thali venue I had been to, I had to fold my hands and accept defeat as I was filled to the brim, both in terms of tummy & soul 😊 Location & Vibe- The hustling vibe outside the restaurant continues inside and lunch is a quick affair. The aircon was god sent in the summer heat. The layout is packed and close by still feels homely and spacious. Though on their heels, the servers are courteous and hospitality is on point. I could barely spot an unsatisfied face in the crowd. Though I had entered just around their mid-day break time before 3 pm, I got to have my lunch at leisure 🙏 The rates are decent given the quality of food served and the location. Rates differ on weekdays & weekends. 🅿️ Parking will be an issue and one will have to check out various spots in the by lanes for paid parking. Being located in one of the happening streets in town, footfall is rather the same on weekdays & weekends with lunch perhaps being the preferred choice of customers. Verdict- An absolute must visit, especially if you like veg Indian food, particularly Rajasthani/Gujrati Thalis like me! A ‘Must Visit & Highly Recommended’ from me 💯 Food Taste - 5/5 Food Quantity - 5/5 Service - 5/5 Hygiene - 4/5 Ambience - 5/5 Value for Money - 4/5 TG’s Zing-The AamRas Thali and the AamRas in general is just amazing. Definitely shouldn’t be missed!
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Have been eating lot of Thalis during this summer focuses on Aamras. Visiting frequently same restaurants again and again to get those different Mango / unripe Mangoes dishes. So far it's been the best experience to eat such a wide variety of food. This time I traveled to South Mumbai and @goldenstarthali is my favorite since many years. I have been dining here more than 4 years approx and I love how they maintain consistency on taste and quality as well. Located just opposite of Charni Road Station East. This Thali comprises of lot of delicious food. Aloo Tilkki was crisp and nicely fried, Dhokla waa soft and airy and fluffy. Both taste so best with mint chatni. Kachori Chaat - love that sweet curd mixed with different chatnis, onions, shev on top. Dal baati being a traditional dish was there and stood out. You can add different vegetables, dal, kadhi too and eat this wonderful dish. In mains I love Turiya Patra with Sev. Soft and tender, not too dry. Aloo Rassawala was spicy a bit with soft starchy potatoes. Wal masala was spicy but you feel more spices in this dish compared to others. Paneer Shahi Masala where Paneer was extremely soft, fresh and flavourful. I had all types of dal but my favorite is Meethi dal and mango kadhi. Served with soft rotis, Crispy Puri. Plain rice and Khichadi was also served but honestly I avoid rice in Thalis. So it's just a representation purpose. In desserts obviously my favorite seasonal sweet called Aamras and I always asked to served for couple of bowls. It was fresh pure tasting and creamy. Malai Sandwich was packed with saffron flavors. Dry fruits too. You squeeze little bit so you can eat with less sugar as it contains sugar syrup. That's my favorite too. I love that. Along with this there was last dessert which was Pineapple Halwa. It was soft, loaded with ghee. But my eyes were all on Aamras and had a lot of that. This place always do the justice. Whether I dine in over weekdays or weekends, I get the same experience. If you want to eat elaborately then go on weekends when they serve more sweets and special dishes as well. But that Aamras is superb. 👌🏻 Almost slept for couple of hours after arriving home. 😅
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