Kailash Mandir — Restaurant in Mumbai

IT IS A COMPLETE MESS. THERE IS NO PLACE TO SIT. YOU HAVE TO STAND IN THE HEAT OUTSIDE AT 42 DEGREES ON THE ROAD AND HAVE LASSI IN A GLASS WITH A SPOON. THE OWNER WHO SITS ON THE CASH COUNTER GUIDES YOU PROPERLY BY GIVING TOKEN.THE CUSTOMERS ARE MAINLY STUDENTS,LOCAL TOURISTS,AND OFFICE GOERS. WOMEN AND STUDENTS STAND THERE AND WAIT EVEN AFTER FINISHING THEIR LASSI , DOING CHIT CHAT AND MAKING THE PLACE CROWDED WITH NO PURPOSE. SOMETIMES THEY WILL PUSH AND SAY THE REGULAR OH SORRY WITHOUT REALISING THAT THE LASSI SPILLED OVER ON YOUR CLOTHES.THERE IS NO DISCIPLINE AT ALL.

QUALITY OF REGULAR LASSI - 7.5 ON 10. QUALITY OF MANGO LASSI - 9 ON 10.

ATMOSPHERE AMBIENCE - HORRIBLE THE OWNER DOES NOT CARE A DAMN.YEARS BACK THEIR FACILITY AT THE LOCATION WHERE KOHINOOR ELECTRONICS ON DADAR EAST MAIN ROAD STAND TODAY WAS MILLION TIMES BETTER WITH PROPER SEATING , COURTEOUS WAITERS,AND ADEQUATE SPACE.

SERVICE - NO COMPLAINTS , THE UNTRAINED STAFF DOING THEIR SINCERE BIT.

QUANTITY - AT THAT PRICE NOT SUFFICIENT.MOST OF THE PEOPLE TAKE HALF LASSI AS IT IS AFFORDABLE BUT QUANTITY IS VERY LESS.

AMBIENCE - 0 ON 10.

RECOMMENDATION - MANGO LASSI AND DRY FRUIT LASSI.REALLY GOOD IN QUALITY BUT LOW IN QUANTITY FOR 100 RUPEES AND 100 RUPEES PLUS.

WOULD I REPEAT - NO TILL THEY HAVE PROPER SEATING FACILITY AND STOP THIS NONSENSE OF CROWDS SIMPLY STANDING AND CHIT CHATTING AND PUSHING AND WAITING OUTSIDE THE ROAD. .

OVERALL - HYPE HYPE HYPE. RATING - 3 ON 10. LOCATION - DADAR EAST STATION JUST BELOW THE STAIR CASE ON...

It is very famous for lassi !! Must try...

I recently visited Kailash Lassi Center in Dadar and honestly, it was a disappointing experience. They charged ₹35 for a half glass of lassi, and there was absolutely nothing special about it. The taste was average—no better than what you get at any regular roadside stall. With so many years in business, one would expect them to offer something truly unique or at least memorable, but sadly, they rely only on their legacy. Just being "old" is not a uniqueness if your product doesn’t live up to the hype. At that price point, you expect quality, flavor, or a standout experience, but it was just a plain lassi with no richness or thickness to justify the cost. They’ve clearly taken customer loyalty for granted and stopped innovating. There’s a gap between their reputation and what they’re currently serving. If you’re going to charge premium prices, you better serve premium quality—but Kailash Lassi fails to do that. There needs to be a balance between heritage and value for money, which is clearly missing here. It’s high time they either upgrade their offering or lower their prices. Otherwise, it’s just nostalgia keeping the place alive, not the quality...