Hotel Vasant — Restaurant in Mumbai

Decent restaurant for having breakfast and snacks or to have cutting chai(Mumbai's speciality),coffee etc. Ideal hotel for college students,workers of nearby offices because of its low prices. For lunch it has many items but I would suggest stick to basics like paneer mutter, paneer burjee,paneer palak etc. accompanied by rotis. Don't order something fancy items like paneer maharaja or paneer shahi etc. They do not cook this items well personal experience😁. Their speciality is their pulao, Dal khichadi,dal fry etc. It is exceptional for hotel like this & at such cheaper rate. The hygiene levels of this hotel are average. If you have lesser money and you're around this area you can surely try this restraunt. It won't disappoint you taste wise.

Ratings :- Service - 8/10 Taste - 8/10 Ambiance - 5/10 Quality - 7/10 Value for...

Avoid this place at all costs. They are clearly using fake paneer — there’s no way you can serve 200g of real paneer at ₹130-₹140. The so-called paneer felt like rubber, and the dish was full of food coloring that can seriously harm your health. It’s not just bad — it’s dangerous.

The entire place is unhygienic, uses low-quality oil, cheap ingredients, and a lot of artificial additives. I even received tandoori roti with ash on it. Total waste of money.

These types of restaurants may offer low prices, but they’re doing it at the cost of your health. It’s better to spend ₹50–₹60 more and get an original, safe, and genuinely tasty paneer dish for ₹200 elsewhere.

Please avoid such unsafe places. Cheap food isn’t worth risking long-term health issues...

This is the place to eat mostly for the college students like VJTI which is in vicinity of it. You will find this place crowded on sundays so if you are not familiar with this place avoid going on sunday evening since hostel mess remain close on sundays and hence attracts the students. Rates are reasonably and average cost will be around 100 - 140 per person if you are having a full meal. The quality of curry or 'Sabji' is average. You will find loads of onion in every curry, for example you will find more onion in 'Paneer kadhai' than...