September is bringing a festive buzz to Mumbai, and the city’s dining scene is keeping pace with a fresh lineup of restaurant openings. From cosy cafés and all-day dining spots to Japanese ramen, Italian classics and contemporary Indian flavours, there’s plenty to explore as the festive season approaches. Whether you’re planning a celebratory meal, a casual catch-up or simply looking for a new place to try, these 9 new restaurants in Mumbai are worth adding to your September dining list.
9 New Restaurants in Mumbai In September
1. Amichi, Bandra
A cosy 16-seater in Bandra, Amichi offers authentic Neapolitan-style pizzas and traditional Italian comfort food to Mumbai. The menu features Margherita, Burrata Con Pesto, Diavola and Pizza Amichi, alongside classic antipasti and desserts such as Tiramisu Profiterole and Panna Cotta. Founded by Angelo and Mishal, the restaurant centres on traditional Italian techniques, quality ingredients and recipes inspired by Angelo’s roots and his grandmother’s cooking.
Where: Amichi, Mac Ronells Bungalow, Bandra West, Mumbai, Maharashtra
When: 12:00 pm to 01:00 am
Cost: ₹1500 for two, approx.
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2. Rola, Bandra
Rola is a new all-day, multi-cuisine restaurant in Bandra, bringing breakfast, speciality coffee, lunch and dinner under one roof. Additionally, the menu focuses on home-style Indian curries, Neapolitan pizzas and a curated coffee programme, making it a space designed for every time of day. Founded by hospitality entrepreneur Puneet Anand, Rola combines a relaxed, neighbourhood feel with a diverse menu and warm, people-first hospitality.
Where: Anand 105, Ground Floor, Dr. Ambedkar Road, Pali Hill, Bandra West
When: 9:00 AM to 12:00 AM
Cost: ₹2,000 for two, approx.
3. Even Steven, Bandra
Even Steven is a cosy new all-day diner offering sandwiches, all-day breakfast, salads, fresh bakes and a well-rounded coffee service. The menu features signature sandwiches with house-made sauces, alongside Pain Suisse, Grilled Halloumi, croissants, cookies, French Toast, Chicken Krapow and Steak & Frites. With its relaxed, easy-going vibe, it’s designed as a neighbourhood spot for everything from a morning coffee and pastry to a quick bite or leisurely meal.
Where: Shop 8 & 9, Dunhill Apartments, Co.Op. society, 5, Waroda Rd, Ranwar, Bandra West
When: 12 PM–11 PM
Cost: ₹1,500 for two, approx.
4. Malgudi, Navi Mumbai
Malgudi has opened its fourth outlet in Navi Mumbai, blending South Indian culinary heritage with contemporary twists and a dedicated filter coffee programme. Co-founded by Shankar Mahadevan and K. S. Ramakrishnan, the menu features classics like the 100-year-old Mulbagal Legacy Dosa, alongside creations such as Ven Pongal Arancini, Bisi Bele Bibimbap and Filter Kaapi Panna Cotta.
Where: Ground Floor, The Affairs, Shop No. 8/9/10, Plot No. 9, Sector 17, Sanpada, Navi Mumbai
When: 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM
Cost: ₹600 for two, approx.
5. Gaijin, Khar
Gaijin has launched a dedicated ramen shop in its Khar alleyway, inspired by Tokyo’s late-night noodle culture. The outdoor space serves seven ramen bowls, including Robata Chicken Paitan, Triple Pork Tonkotsu, Gaijin Royale Tonkotsu and Truffle & Wild Mushroom, alongside bites like karaage and temaki. Curated by Chef Anand Morwani, the concept pairs Japanese comfort food with Gaijin’s cocktail programme in a lively setting.
Where: Gaijin, Lotia Palace, Linking Rd, Opp. Citi Bank, Khar West
When: Tuesday to Sunday | Lunch: 12 PM – 4 PM | Dinner: 7 PM – 11:30 PM
Cost: ₹3,500 for two, approx.
6. The Mahjong Club, Khar
The Mahjong Club, a new concept, has opened in Khar, combining a café, Mahjong destination and social hub. The space brings the centuries-old game into contemporary Mumbai. Visitors can expect lessons, guided play, tournaments and community events for both beginners and experienced players.
The Pan-Asian, health-conscious menu is designed for sharing, featuring Edamame Truffle Dim Sum, Asparagus Avocado Uramaki, Ma La Chilli Prawns, Buddha Bowls and Salmon Crudo Bowls. Drinks include the East Wind Iced Tea, Golden Tile Latte and Jade Matcha Cloud, making it a space built around food, play and connection.
Where: Above Radio Bar in Khar, Mumbai
When: 9 AM – 12 AM
Cost: ₹2,000 for two, approx.
7. Linking House, Santacruz
Linking House is a new all-day dining spot on Linking Road, serving everything from breakfast and coffee to high tea, dinner and cocktails. Founded by Riya Goon and Vivek Chandaliya, its global menu blends Eastern, Mediterranean and Latin influences. There’s also live-fire cooking at the heart of the kitchen. The menu features Turkish Eggs, BBQ Prawns, Smoked Chicken Al Faham, Spicy Tuna Roll and Lamb Rendang, alongside fresh bakes from its in-house bakery.
Where: Savoy Chambers, Linking Road, Santacruz West
When: 8:00 AM – 1:30 AM
Cost: ₹2,000 for two, approx.
8. Stand By Coffee, Juhu
Mumbai-born café brand Stand By Coffee has opened its third location in Juhu, following cafés in Worli and Bandra. Built around speciality coffee and a neighbourhood-first approach, the café serves espresso-based brews, pour-overs, matcha and Juhu-exclusive Ube drinks. The all-day menu features favourites such as Dan Dan Noodles, Thecha Grilled Cheese, Canteen Chicken Sandwich, Masala Omelette Croiwich, Quinoa Bhel and Kejriwal Dosa.
Where: Shop No. 1A, 1, Om Vithoba Rukmini Apartment, 2 & 3, Sri Mukteshwar Devalaya Rd, near Iskcon Temple, Jukarwadi, Juhu
When: 7:30 am–1:30 am
Cost: ₹500 for two, approx.
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9. ROST, Khar
ROST is Bandra’s first dedicated French Toast and coffee bar, turning the familiar breakfast staple into an all-day dining experience. Founded by Param Arora and Abhishek Chaurasia, the café serves inventive sweet and savoury French toast. Expect every creation made with handcrafted brioche. The menu is curated by Chef Karishma Sakhrani, MasterChef India finalist and development chef. She brings globally inspired flavours to the classic dish while retaining its comforting appeal.
Where: Mahesh Building, Corner of 3rd and 5th Rd, Khar West
When:12 PM–11 PM
Cost: ₹1,600 for two, approx.
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