Mumbaikars are always on the hunt for the next great place to eat. We all need variety when it comes to dining. A new place opens, and before we know, tables are full, and there’s a 3-hr long waiting to grab a table. So here’s a list of new restaurants in Mumbai that need your immediate attention before the hype gets feral and you got to fight wait list. So here’s where you should go in Mumbai where a place is worth your calories!
10 New Restaurants In Mumbai To Try In February
1. August, Andheri
After a decade in Andheri, August Cafe, a neighbourhood favourite, now feels more thoughtful and less interested in trying too hard. Designed by Studio 6158, the new space leans into quiet comfort, blending with soft curves and sunlit corners. An open barista station pulls you into the coffee ritual instead of keeping it behind a counter. The 60-seater place is something you stop at before work, after a jog, or between meetings and end up lingering longer than imagined. The menu stays rooted in balance and comfort, but the mood is what really wins. Earthy reds, warm whites, retro tiles, and even a Scrabble-inspired washroom show its playful side without being loud.
Where: A-3, Sastri Nagar Rd, Sundervan Complex, Shastri Nagar, Andheri West, Mumbai
When: 7 am – 11:30 pm
Cost: ₹1,600 for two approx
2. Olive, BKC
Olive has returned to Mumbai at two new addresses, and it hits different moods. BKC is all about buzzy evenings, cocktails flowing, and long conversations. Meanwhile, Borivali is a sun-drenched terrace fantasy with white walls, greenery, and Mediterranean calm. Chef Jyotika Malik’s café-forward menu keeps things familiar yet polished. Mixologist Harish Chhimwal’s drinks are the real scene-stealers. Olive still understands what Mumbai wants. Good food, strong drinks, and spaces that feel instantly welcoming.
Where: Shop No 1, Plot C, Unit 1, Godrej Building, Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai
When: 12noon – 12midnight
Cost: ₹1,500 for two approx
3. TAP, Chembur
Set on the 18th floor and spread across 7,000 sq. ft., TAP Chembur, rooftop resto-bar delivers skyline views, cool breezes, and energy that extends dinners into full-blown nights out. The menu stays familiar and comforting with dishes like Spicy Thecha Paneer Baos, Dynamite Prawns, Jamaican Baked Wings, indulgent burgers, and sushi platters. Expect hearty mains like Murgh Tikka Masala and Chicken Dum Biryani. Cocktails here are bright, playful, and balanced. Mojitos, Margaritas, draft beers, and wines keep things flowing in here.
Where: 17th Floor, Meraki Arena, Opposite R.K. Studio, Chembur, Mumbai
When: 12 – 1:30 am, 12noon – 11:45 pm
Cost: ₹1,600 for two approx
4. Pomodoro, Bandra
What began as a tiny 28-seater pasta and coffee bar has expanded into a 60+ seat neighbourhood favourite. This Bandra-born spot has expanded without losing its soul. From February 5th, Pomodoro opens its doors wider, making room for longer conversations and repeat orders. The philosophy of Handmade pastas made using quality ingredients and hospitality that feels personal remains unchanged. A new dedicated barista counter now gives their coffee programme the attention it deserves.
Where: Shop No. 2, 16th Rd, Bandra West, Mumbai, Maharashtra
When: Tuesday to Sunday Lunch: 12-4 PM | Dinner: 6:30-11:30 PM
Cost: ₹2,000 for two approx
5. Lygon Andheri
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Chef Sneha Upadhya brings Melbourne’s Italian street culture to Andheri with Lygon St. Expect a 38-seater neighbourhood wine bar that feels refreshingly unpretentious. There’s no traditional bar counter in here; instead, there’s a wall of wine bottles that acts as a working cellar. Wine is chosen through conversation, guided by an on-floor sommelier who makes it feel approachable, not overwhelming for guests. Fresh pastas are made daily. And pizzas favour comfort over flair. Desserts end with a pistachio affogato that is set to become a fan-favourite soon.
Where: 19 Kabra, Metro One Versova Station, Andheri West, Mumbai, Maharashtra
When: Mon: Closed, Tue-Sun:12noon – 4 pm, 6:30 pm – 11:30
Cost: ₹2,000 for two approx
6. Rasmanthan
Founded by hospitality veterans Jino Joseph and Gee Varghese, Rasmanthan is a premium vegetarian Gujarati and Rajasthani thali restaurant that serves a 28-dish rotating thali. Yes, every dish changes daily based on season and tradition. From Dal Baati Churma and Kaju Gatta to Puran Poli, Moong Dal Halwa, and Masala Chaas, each meal feels abundant yet thoughtful. Dishes arrive on engraved Kansa thalis, honouring royal dining traditions and Ayurvedic wisdom.
Where: 1st Floor, Ambica Acropolis, Veera Desai Industrial Estate, Andheri West, Mumbai, Maharashtra
When: 12:30 pm to 3:30 pm & 7:00 pm to 10.30 pm
Cost: ₹1,300 for two approx
7. Toscano, Nariman Point
Toscano’s third Mumbai outlet lands at Nariman Point, bringing creamy pastas, sourdough pizzas, and classic grills to one of the city’s most iconic locations. The interiors stay familiar with earthy tones, deep greens, and warm lighting. The menu delivers exactly what Toscano fans expect. Reliable, comforting Italian food that works for every occasion.
Where: Unit 1, Plot 212, BBR Scheme, Ground Floor, Tulsiani Chambers Premises CSL, Free Press Journal Marg, Nariman Point, Mumbai
When: 11 am – 11:30 pm
Cost: ₹1,400 for two approx
8. Thindi, Vashi
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Everyone is going crazy about Benne dosa in Mumbai. From popular outlets coming from Bengaluru to new ones opening their versions, the city is filled with choices. One new gem recently landed in Navi Mumbai, Vashi and visitors have been head over heels for it. Thindi in Vashi has been attracting crowds with the aroma of ghee and crispy benne dosa. The menu also has a variety of idlis, paddus, Melkote Puliyogare, and so much more. Their filter coffee has a separate fan club. Thindi, meaning breakfast in Kannada, is the answer to your dosay cravings if you are in Navi Mumbai.
Where: Shop No.1, The Welfare Chambers CHS.
Ltd.Plot no.73, Vashi, Sector- 17, Navi Mumbai
When: 7 AM – 11 PM
Cost: ₹300 for two approx.
9. Babel, Fort
Babel opens quietly in Fort but makes a strong impression. This Mughlai kitchen works from handwritten family recipes, serving classics like Dal Bukhara, Pashtun Chapli Kebab, and so much more. Expect warm hospitality, rich flavours, and a menu that respects tradition without dressing it up in fusion.If you’re in South Mumbai and craving flavours that feel rooted and honest, Babel deserves a spot on your list.
Where: 43, Ground Floor, Menty House, Ward A, Walchand Hirachand Marg, Fort, Mumbai
When: Mon-Sun:11 am – 11 pm
Cost: ₹800 for two approx.
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10. Tokki Tora
Formerly known as Kofuku, Tokki Tora marks a playful rebrand without touching what worked. Sushi, ramen, dim sum, and Korean favourites remain intact. The new rabbit mascot adds charm, and upcoming pop-ups and giveaways bring fresh energy. If Kofuko made its way to your heart, you should definitely take a pitstop at Tokki Torra soon.
Where: Lower Parel, Andheri
When: 12noon – 3:30 pm, 6 pm – 11:30 pm
Cost: ₹2,000 for two approx.
Right now, these places still feel discoverable as the buzz and table reservations will get full sooner! If you delay it by a few weeks, prepare and go to fight for that seat. So before the buzz gets loud, indulge in these amazing new restaurants in Mumbai this February.
Cover Image Courtesy: Supplied/Olive, Rasmanthan