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The Bawa Kitchen is the latest initiative of the Bawa Group of Hotels, a heritage brand that has carved its reputation in the hospitality industry over the last twenty years with customer forward services.Along with providing an exuberant and yet homely stay coupled with delicious food and services to pamper yourself at the hotel, we now provide multiple delectable cuisines at your doorstep from the Bawa Kitchen, so that you can relish your favourite dishes in your comfortable abode.The Bawa Kitchen and its offerings are curated by industry veterans and years of rich experience gained by the group, serving varied types of customers & understanding their tastes. So come and join us.Experience the taste and authenticity of Punjab right here
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Virani Manzil, 4th Rd, Khar, Ram Krishna Nagar, Khar West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400052
Visited Bawa Kitchen and had a good dining experience...
Visited Bawa Kitchen and had a good dining experience overall. The place has a simple yet comfortable ambience, perfect for a relaxed meal. The food quality was nice, especially the North Indian dishes which were flavorful and well-prepared. Portion sizes were decent and prices felt reasonable for the location. Service was quick and the staff was polite and attentive. It’s a convenient option if you’re staying nearby or looking for a reliable place to eat in Dadar. Overall, a good spot for a casual meal with consistent quality.
Randomly got recommendation. Thought of giving it a try. I...
Randomly got recommendation. Thought of giving it a try. I was pleasantly surprised. Its a newly opened restaurant with authentic Punjabi dishes. Real good service from the staff. Firoz gave us good recommendations and was really helpful and courteous. Will recommend this place for its cozy vibes and great food. Dish recommendations Paneer Tikka starter - delicious Paneer Butter masala combo - just the right flavors Lassi - Excellent PS. A review was requested by the staff and they provided complimentary desert. I was gonna give them a 5star review anyway because it was such a good experience. I would recommend patrons to check out dine in offers on popular apps like district and Swiggy dineout for discounts on the total bill.
I only gave 4 for atmosphere because there was no 4.5 or...
I only gave 4 for atmosphere because there was no 4.5 or 4.75…and I got bitten by mosquitoes! The food was on point - I ordered Ajwaini Rawas for my appetizer and it came with this spicy tandoori salad (think Thai Som Yum but not as sweet or wet) and Green chutney which was the perfect accompaniment. For my mains I got the Mutton Beliram (don’t why it’s called that) which was nice and spicy, along with a roomali roti. I’d recommend ordering a naan instead - lots of very moorish sauce to lap up! Got some Jal Jeera with soda to wash it down (not sure about the boondi). Finished off with some Gulabjamun - there is definitely a hint of “Gulab” there! And just look at those soft, pillowy, inviting mounds. 😆 Overall Bawa Kitchen echoes the punjabi ethos when it comes to food. It’s definitely a place I’d recommend and visit again!
This place by the Bawa Hotels Group is a good option if...
This place by the Bawa Hotels Group is a good option if you’re in the mood for Punjabi food, just don’t walk in expecting completely authentic flavours. The taste is slightly toned down, but if you set your expectations right, you’ll actually enjoy the food. The menu is quite well done, and the meal box options are a big plus. Makes ordering super easy without having to overthink or pick too many individual items. Their parathas are definitely worth trying—served nicely with curd. Do ask for white butter separately though, as it’s not given by default and really makes a difference. The lassi is a must-have here, easily one of the better things on the menu. Also, a special mention for the Kalimiri chicken shorba. It’s not on the menu, but if they have it, don’t miss it—it’s genuinely very good. Ambience is nice and comfortable, so no complaints there. Service, however, is quite slow and needs serious improvement, which can get a bit frustrating. Parking is another issue—since it’s close to the railway station, the area is always crowded and finding a spot is tough. Better to plan that in advance. Overall, a good place to chill and enjoy a meal, as long as you’re okay overlooking the service and parking hassles.
Khar just got a delicious new reason to celebrate with Bawa...
Khar just got a delicious new reason to celebrate with Bawa Kitchen opening its doors this Lohri! From the first bite, it felt like a true Punjabi feast — rich, soulful and full of festive warmth. My absolute favourites were their creamy butter chicken, soft and flavourful chhole kulcha, and the super refreshing lassi that perfectly balanced the spices. Every dish tasted like it was made with love and tradition. If you’re craving authentic Punjabi flavours with a celebratory twist, this is the place to be — go check it out and treat yourself to a hearty, happy meal! And yes, my festive Lohri fit was specially curated — can’t wait to share it with you all soon!