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Old Jun 12, 2025 | 2:21 pm
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Originally Posted by RanChin
The vast majority of restaurants are ok, especially if you travelled a lot you shouldn't get sick. As for vada pav, mostly ok, but try going to a place with long lines (that ensures the food is fresh).

Brushing teeth with tap water is perfectly fine, especially in any of the hotels you're staying in, which have additional filtration. I have accidentally drank the tap water at my house too and have been ok so brushing is not gonna be an issue.

I honestly would not spend time in either the Dharavi or Dhobi Ghat, it's genuinely not something that anyone from here particularly cares for, and honestly there's way more art and culture to see in the city than spend time here.



Some other place recommendations (don't miss Bombay Canteen though, their cocktails and the tartare are incredible):
  1. Bombay Daak, Bandra: interesting experimental food with good drinks
  2. Toto's, Bandra: old local dive bar, very crowded but fun (don't expect cocktails here)
  3. Pali Village Cafe/Pali Bhavan, Bandra: co-located restaurants with great food
  4. Sixteen 33, Bandra: solid cocktail bar, sometimes crowded
  5. Eau Bar, at the Oberoi: great for a sunset cocktail
  6. Harbour Bar, at the Taj Mahal Palace: India's first licensed bar
  7. Olive Bar and Kithcen, Bandra: celeb-spotting spot with incredible food
Awesome, thank you so much. I'm checking out all those places now and will def be hitting some up.

Thx for the tip on Dharvi & Dhobi. Any particlar art/cultural recommendation for me to do/see?

I am thinking of just booking the Four Seaons so its done and set. While most everything you have suggested is Bandra or Colaba I guess being somewhat centrally located makes the most sense.

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