From Punjabi Flavours To Sushi Day Menus, 20 Best Pop-Ups And Food Festivals Across India This June

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Get ready to feast your way through India this June with a vibrant lineup of food festivals and pop-up dining events across the country. Whether you’re craving the bold flavours of Punjab or creative vegetarian sushi, there’s something for every kind of foodie to savour. From immersive Friday night Spanish fiestas in Gurgaon to tri-city cocktail takeovers in Delhi, these pop-ups and food festivals bring together local heritage, global flair, and unforgettable flavours this June.

Food Festivals Across India This June

Food Festivals In Mumbai In June

1. Craft & Chords At Beer Island, Sahara Star

From June 20 to 22, Beer Island at Sahara Star is hosting Craft & Chords, a three-day event that combines live music, delicious craft beers, tasty snacks, and a relaxed atmosphere. Along with the music, there will be six types of craft beers on tap. These beers have a range of flavours, some smoky, some fruity, and some crisp, that match perfectly with the fun and energetic mood of the event. 

Where: Beer Island, Sahara Star, Opposite Domestic Airport, Vile Parle East, Mumbai
When: 20th – 22nd June; 6:30 pm – 11 pm

2. Celebrate International Sushi Day At Sozo Izakaya

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On June 18, Sozo Izakaya is hosting a special event to celebrate International Sushi Day. This restaurant brings the feeling of a traditional Japanese izakaya (a casual drinking and dining spot) right to Mumbai, but with a modern twist. They serve sushi that combines classic Japanese techniques with bold, new flavours. If you like vegetarian sushi, you’ll love options like Avocado Maki and Veg Dynamite, which are simple but delicious. The menu also has some unique options like the Sweet Paprika Cream Cheese roll and the Tori Maki, which has chicken and special sauce, giving sushi a fun, new spin.

Where: 02, JP Rd, Aram Nagar Part 2, Jeet Nagar, Versova, Andheri West, Mumbai
When: 18th June

3. Thai Food Festival At Seasonal Tastes, The Westin Mumbai Garden City

From June 15 to 21, Seasonal Tastes restaurant at The Westin in Goregaon is hosting a special Thai Food Festival. Every evening, there will be a dinner buffet featuring classic Thai dishes like Pad Thai, Thai curries, spicy Drunken Noodles, fresh salads, and tasty stir-fries. On June 15, you can also enjoy a Thai-themed brunch. The food is carefully prepared to balance the four key Thai flavours: sweet, sour, spicy, and bitter. Whether you love spicy food or prefer something mild, there will be something for everyone to enjoy.

Where: International Business Park, 18th Floor, International Business Park, Oberoi Garden City, Goregaon East, Goregaon, Mumbai
When: 15th – 21st June
Cost: ₹3,200++ 

4. Laut Bar Takeover At Mezzo Mezzo, JW Marriott Juhu

On June 20, Mezzo Mezzo, a restaurant at JW Marriott Juhu, will host a special bar takeover by the well-known Laut Bar from Singapore. This means that expert bartenders from Laut will take over the bar and create exclusive cocktails inspired by Mumbai’s local flavours. The Laut team spent time exploring Mumbai’s neighbourhoods, tastes, and culture before crafting three special cocktails that will be available only for this night. If you enjoy creative cocktails and want to try something new and exciting, this event is a must-visit.

Where: JW Marriott, Juhu Tara Rd, Uditi Tarang Housing Colony, Juhu Tara, Juhu, Mumbai
When: 20th June; 7 pm onwards

5. Shores & Spices: A Goan Culinary Retreat At JW Café, JW Marriott Sahar

From June 18 to 25, JW Café at JW Marriott Mumbai Sahar is hosting a special Goan Food Festival in partnership with Goa Marriott Resort and Spa. This event brings the best of Goa’s coastal cuisine to Mumbai. Chefs Sidharth Naik and Prakash Chettiyar have created a menu full of authentic Goan dishes like Goan Tambdo Doodhicho Soup, Rawa Fry Mussels, King Fish Rechodo, and Prawns Pulao. On June 22, there will be a special Sunday brunch that celebrates Goan culture with live music and interactive food stations.

Where: Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport Area, Navpada, Vile Parle East, Vile Parle, Mumbai
When: 18th – 25th June; 12:30 pm – 3:30 pm | 7 pm – 11 pm
Cost: starting at ₹2,800++

6. International Sushi Day At Donmai

Donmai in Worli is celebrating International Sushi Day on June 18 with a menu that combines traditional Japanese sushi with modern creativity. This place is known for its elegant presentation and high-quality ingredients. Try the Unagi Uramaki, a roll with smoky eel and a hint of spice, or the Tofu Uramaki, perfect for vegetarians with roasted tomato and tempura. The Nigiri selection offers simple, clean bites that highlight the fresh fish.

Where: G-03, Altimus, Opposite Doordarshan Towers, Pandurang Budhkar Marg, Worli, Mumbai
When: 18th June; 12 pm – 1:30 am
Cost: starting at ₹4,000++ (For two)

7. Two Chefs Walk Into A Brunch At La Panthera, Mumbai

On June 22, Mumbai’s trendy restaurant La Panthera is hosting a very special Sunday brunch. It’s a one-day event where two brilliant chefs come together to create magic. Chef Manuel Olveira, known for his modern European cooking, teams up with Chef Ralph Prazeres from Goa, who runs popular restaurants Praça Prazeres and Padaria Prazeres. Chef Ralph’s famous Portuguese egg tart called Pastel de Nata is reimagined as a sourdough pizza by Chef Manuel.  You can also expect Chef Ralph’s signature dishes like fresh salads with local ingredients, crispy croquettes filled with cheese and smoked duck, Goan sausage shakshuka with perfectly poached eggs, and rich desserts like Mango Tres Leche and Sticky Toffee Pudding.

Where: Unit 1 & 2, INS Tower, G Block, BKC, Bandra East, Mumbai
When: 22nd June; 12 pm – 2 pm | 2 pm till closing

Food Festivals In Pune In June

8. Vegetarian Sushi At Epitome Pune

Epitome in Pune is doing something special for vegetarians and those who follow Jain diets. Their sushi menu is creative and unique, featuring dishes like Tempura Asparagus Rolls with spicy mayo and Dragon Roll made with mascarpone cheese and pickled carrot. It’s a wonderful way to enjoy sushi with fresh, plant-based ingredients, combining tradition with innovation.

Where: Global Dining and Bar, Unit No. 12, First Floor, The Mills, Raja Bahadur City Centre, Pune
When: 18th June

9. The Modern Peshwas At Conrad Pune

From June 13th to July 13th, Conrad Pune offers a special rooftop dining experience inspired by Maratha royal cuisine. You can try dishes like Vegetable Dhansak Tortellini and Peshwai Plate, which includes traditional items like Bharli Vangi (stuffed eggplant) and Bhakri (flatbread). This event brings old recipes to life in new and exciting ways with expert guidance from a food historian.

Where: Conrad Pune, Sangamvadi, Pune
When: 13th June – 13th July; 7 pm onwards

Food Festivals In Delhi NCR In June

10. 50 Shades Of Martinis At Chaupal, Westin Sohna Resort

If you love cocktails, especially martinis, mark your calendar for June 21. Chaupal, a cosy and stylish bar at The Westin Sohna Resort near Delhi, is celebrating World Martini Day with a stunning lineup of 50 different martinis! Some standouts include the fun Popcorn Martini, which combines vodka with a hint of popcorn flavour, and the Masala Martini that blends tropical pineapple with warm Indian spices. For those who like creamy drinks, the White Chocolate Martini is rich and decadent.

Where: Vatika Complex PO Dhaula, Karanki Road, Sohna, Haryana
When: 21st June
Cost: ₹800++

Also Read: 5 Newest Indian Gin Brands On The Block Every Gin Lover Needs To Try

11. Eastern Himalayan Feast At HONK, Pullman Aerocity

From June 20 to June 29, HONK restaurant at Pullman New Delhi Aerocity invites you to explore the unique tastes of the Eastern Himalayas. Two expert chefs, Ishita Rai Dewan from Kalimpong and Katherine Lim, a renowned Hakka Chinese chef, come together to showcase dishes inspired by the mountain regions of Sikkim, Nepal, Bhutan, and the Hakka Chinese community. This 10-day culinary journey features authentic, home-style recipes made with fresh, local ingredients.

Where: Asset No 2, Gmr Hospitality District, IGI Rd, Aerocity, New Delhi
When: 20th – 29th June

12. Ranna Ghor Tales At The Westin Gurgaon

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From June 20 to 29, The Westin Gurgaon is celebrating Bengali cuisine with ‘Ranna Ghor Tales,’ a special pop-up that brings the rich flavours of Bengal to Delhi. Created by guest chef Avijit Jana from Kolkata, this event showcases dishes made from family recipes passed down through generations. You can enjoy famous Bengali snacks like Mochar Chop, Posto Bora, and Chingri Macher Cutlet, along with main courses such as Aloo Posto, Shorshe Ilish, and Kosha Mangsho. To finish, indulge in classic sweets like Mishti Doi and Doi Phuchka.

Where: The Westin Gurgaon New Delhi 1, MG Road Sector 29, New Delhi, NCR, Gurugram
When: 20th – 29th June

13. Dilli Ka Aangan At Eros Hotel, Nehru Place

Running until June 23, the Dilli Ka Aangan festival at Singh Sahib restaurant in Eros Hotel Nehru Place celebrates Delhi’s incredible culinary diversity. This week-long festival brings together classic Punjabi, Mughal, and British-inspired dishes loved by Delhiites. Try local favourites such as Moong Daal Samosa Chaat and Aslam Wala Butter Tandoori Chicken. Don’t miss Chur Chur Naan and the hearty Mutton Ishtoo. For dessert, there’s Shahi Falooda, Daulat ki Chaat, and Fruti Kulfi.

Where: EROS HOTEL, Nehru Place, New Delhi
When: 14th – 23rd June
Cost: ₹1,300++ (For two)

14. World Sushi Day Celebration At Adrift Kaya, JW Marriott New Delhi

On June 18, sushi lovers have a treat at Adrift Kaya, the modern Japanese izakaya at JW Marriott New Delhi. This event honours World Sushi Day with a carefully curated three-course sushi tasting menu that blends traditional Japanese techniques with creative modern twists. The evening also includes a complimentary cocktail and a chance to interact with chefs at a live sushi counter where you see sushi crafted right before your eyes.

Where: JW Marriott Hotel New Delhi Aerocity Asset Area 4, Hospitality District, near Indra Gandhi International airport, New Delhi
When: 18th June
Cost: ₹2,850++

15. Spanish Fiesta At Pastiche

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If you love Spanish food or want to try something new, head over to Pastiche at 32nd Avenue in Gurugram every Friday evening. They’re doing a special Spanish Fiesta where each week, they offer a brand-new three-course meal inspired by the southern region of Spain. Expect dishes like prawns cooked in garlic, spicy potatoes, hearty stews, and paella. And of course, they finish it all with dreamy desserts like Crema Catalana.

Where: 32nd Avenue, Sector 15 Part 2, Sector 15, Gurugram
When: Every Friday until the end of the month;  7 PM, 8 PM, 9 PM, and 10 PM slots
Cost: ₹2,000++

16. Tri-City Mexican Bar Takeover At Latoya

On the night of June 20, something super fun is happening at Latoya in Delhi. They’re hosting top mixologists (fancy bartenders) from Juju Bar in Pune and Mehico in Kolkata. Together, they’ll be serving nine exciting cocktails inspired by Mexico. Think fruity Palomas, spicy drinks, and more. There will also be live music and a great crowd. If you enjoy good cocktails and a lively atmosphere, this one-night party is a must.

Where: Eldeco Centre, Hauz Rani, Malviya Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi
When: 20th June; 9 pm – 1 am

Food Festivals In Mysuru In June

17. Rooftop Kebabs & Beer At ibis Styles Mysuru

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For a relaxed night with friends or family, the rooftop at ibis Styles Mysuru offers tasty kebabs and cold beer. The open-air setting has great views, and the food includes Lamb Boti Kebab and Subz Seekh (vegetable skewers), perfect for those who enjoy smoky, grilled flavours. It’s a wonderful place to unwind after a busy day.

Where: 17/2, KRS Rd, Metagalli, Mysuru
When: 15th – 30th June; 5 pm – 11 pm

Food Festivals In Bengaluru In June

18. Punjabi Food Festival At SALT

SALT restaurants in Hyderabad, Pune, and Bengaluru are celebrating Punjabi food from June 12th to 22nd. You can try classic Punjabi dishes like Tandoori Achari Aloo and Amritsari Machi Tacos. The menu also includes rich meat dishes like Tariwala Gosht and delicious desserts such as Gud Pista Kulfi. This festival offers a taste of Punjabi hospitality and warmth in every dish.

Where: Multiple Outlets
When: 12th – 22nd June

19. Namaskara Maharashtra At Courtyard By Marriott Bengaluru Hebbal

This special buffet at Courtyard by Marriott Bengaluru Hebbal celebrates the diverse food of Maharashtra. From the spicy and flavourful CKP Mutton to traditional Pithla Bhakri, the dishes show off the best of this region. You can also try tasty soups like Tamda and Pandhra Rassa, which are favourites from Kolhapur and coastal Maharashtra. The Sunday brunch on June 15th offers unlimited mocktails and a variety of dishes, perfect for a festive weekend outing.

Where: No. 2, The Hebbal Cafe, Level- 1, Courtyard by Marriott Bengaluru Hebbal, 55, Outer Ring Rd, Nagavara, Bengaluru; 7 pm – 11 pm | 12:30 pm – 3:30 pm (Sunday Brunch only)
When: 14th – 23rd June
Cost: starting at ₹2,050++

20. World Sushi Day At Yataii, Shangri-La Bengaluru

Celebrate World Sushi Day on June 18th with an impressive sushi spread at Yataii in Bengaluru. Whether you enjoy traditional sushi like fresh tuna sashimi or creative rolls like Dragon Maki (eel and avocado), this event has something for every sushi lover. Vegetarian options like Guacamole Asparagus Rolls and Veg Tempura Makis are also available, so everyone can enjoy. It’s a perfect chance to taste authentic Japanese flavours in a stylish setting.

Where: Level 18, Shangri-La Hotel, 56 6B, Palace Rd, Abshot Layout, Vasanth Nagar, Bengaluru
When: 18th June; 6:30 pm – 11:30 pm

These amazing food festivals and pop-ups bring something for every foodie to savour this June!

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