Supa San Bandra Review: Anime Fans May Love The Cocktails, But What About Their Japanese Food?
If you like restaurants where the evening can stretch from dinner into drinks, music and long conversations, Supa San Bandra is built for that kind of outing. The Japanese izakaya is less about rushing through a meal and more about ordering several small plates, trying a few drinks and settling in for a while. After trying its food, cocktails and desserts, some dishes stood out more than others —…
Supa San Bandra is a Japanese izakaya located on the 14th floor of Mansionz One in Linking Road, Bandra. The restaurant is designed to encourage long, social dining experiences with a focus on small plates, drinks, and music. The open-to-sky alfresco section features a retractable roof, neon lights, and live DJ sets, contributing to an energetic atmosphere.
The menu features a diverse selection of dishes, with an emphasis on vegetarian options and small plates that are easy to navigate for guests with different dietary preferences. Some standout dishes mentioned in reviews include the Midori No Mori, a green apple and avocado tartare served with edamame and spicy onion dressing, and the Tori Tsukune, chicken meatballs covered in honey butter and served with a creamy egg sauce.
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