Discovering Great Dining in Mumbai -Goan
As I unravel this city, I find that the things that you can do really well in Mumbai are: eat, drink, shop, party. Not that I am overly prone to any of these decadent activities…. 😉
However, on those rare occasions when I do find something worthy of time and enjoyment, seems like I should record it, for posterity’s sake if nothing else, don’t you?
So, here then is my first post on a highly recommended (by me) dining destination in Mumbai. Actually, I kinda have a feeling this post is the first of many such, as there are numerous stomach-worthy destinations of all kinds and shapes in the city!
This one is a Goan place, with all kinds of fish specialties – but also sumptuous chicken dishes. Sorry, but I don’t recall actually trying any vegie stuff! They have a Fish Thali that’s mmm… delicious and all Goan. The place housing the restaurant definitely has character, and the ambiance can be described as casual, homey, charming, vintage and having personality. I had originally said it is “to die for” but I was wrong; you can probably say that about some of the delectable dishes though. And, frankly, it has ridiculously reasonable prices (I spot an oxymoron in there, somewhere).
Before I get too carried away, let me tell you what and where it is. The place is called Soul Fry Casa (see picture below) and is in downtown Mumbai in Fort/Kala Ghoda, a few shops down from the Fab India store located there.
If you want to really relish the food, you might want to start off with a “chilly vodka” shot from the bar. Spicy and yummy, like the food!
Address and stuff: 111,Currimjee Bldg, Opp Mumbai University, M.G.Road, Fort, Mumbai. Tel: +91 22 22671421
Thanks to Vishal, Sandhya and Shanthini for the photographs.
Posted on July 18, 2011, in Food, india, Mumbai, restaurant and tagged casa soul fry, expat in mumbai, food, foodie, fort, goan food, kala ghoda, life in mumbai, mumbai, recommended restaurant, restaurant. Bookmark the permalink. Leave a comment.
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