Malvani Touch — Restaurant in Mumbai

Our first choice was Surmai thali. But unfortunately, it wasn't available then. So, we settled for Pomfret thali (₹450). My vegetarian friend ordered Mini Veg thali (₹99). It took little longer than I expected to serve our thalis. Fried Pomfret fish was fresh, and moderately sized (palm sized). Well marinated, and fried to the right extent. Curries were nice (one prawns, another one plain). Not overly spicy, not watery. Chapatis were hot, soft, and freshly prepared. Solkadhi was good. We ordered extra Solkadhi glasses (₹60/glass) as a kind of non-alcoholic digestif to end our meals.

The staff was courteous. We sat at a food court. Therefore, the place was somewhat crowded, and noisy. It was well lit, open, and ventilated. But there were flies too.

The food, and experience was good. It was my nephew's first meal in India after many years. I am glad that he enjoyed, and liked it. I will visit it again to try their...

This place serves authentic Malvani style food. The food quality and authenticity is very evident. The food is reasonably priced. It is not a fine dining restaurant but a shop in a food courts of Galleria. The atmosphere can be improved. The service was okaish could be a bit bit faster. We tried Bombay duck fish fry. Mutton liver curry with Yada. The food is really spicy typical of...

“DON’TORDER FROM THIS RESTAURANT” they serve stale food, prepared in a very unhygienic way. I don’t understand how come this place has good reviews. I ordered bangda curry from them and they sent me stale and stinky bangda the fish also had some weird bloody things! I could have fallen sick if I actually consumed the whole thing. Horrible horrible food. They should refund...