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Foodie Guide To Mumbai This Weekend: From Wine Dinners To Late-Night Ice Cream, Here’s Where To Go

If your idea of a good weekend involves trying something new rather than ordering the usual comfort meal, Mumbai has plenty on the menu. This weekend brings wine-paired dinners, late-night ice cream, an Italian-style market, Pan-Asian flavours from Delhi and an unlimited buffet. Here are five food experiences worth adding to your plans. Wine Dinner at ORYN ORYN at Fairmont Mumbai is bringing…

Foodie Guide To Mumbai This Weekend: From Wine Dinners To Late-Night Ice Cream, Here’s Where To Go

Mumbai offers a variety of food experiences during this weekend, catering to different culinary preferences. Wine enthusiasts can indulge in a four-course dinner at ORYN, where Chinese flavors meet Spanish wines, curated by Salim Isler. The evening takes place at Fairmont Mumbai and costs ₹6,766. Pan-Asian cuisine takes center stage at Sampan, located at Novotel Mumbai Juhu, where Chef Buddhi will showcase Honk's contemporary dishes inspired by Delhi for a limited time from September 5 to 13. The cost for adults is ₹2,950, while kids enjoy it for ₹1,475.

For late-night dessert lovers, Late Night Scoops at Fort offers an ice cream-focused evening. Chefs Pooja Dhingra, Vinesh Johny, and Prathana Narang will craft special flavors exclusively for the event, with live music and a relaxed atmosphere. The cost starts at ₹500. Food lovers can also enjoy familiar Italian dishes with an experimental Amalfi-inspired cocktail menu at CinCin's Bandra Marketino.

The event features artisanal cheese, a bread stall, an in-house wine tasting, and a Malfy Gin cart. Admission is free, and the event runs from September 6, 12 PM to 4 PM. Last but not least, those seeking a vast selection of Pan-Asian dishes can try the unlimited buffet at China Bistro located in Atria Mall, Worli. The buffet, available from September 5 onwards, costs ₹1,192.

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