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Mumbai Restaurants Celebrate Navroz With Parsi Food

Navroz feasts at RTI, Dinshaw's Xpress Café, Hornby's Pavilion, Ishaara, Pondichéry Café, and The Bayview

Mumbai Alert · City Desk
Mumbai Alert · City Desk
City Desk · Mumbai Alert News · Sat, 15 August 2026 at 01:00 pm
Mumbai Restaurants Celebrate Navroz With Parsi Food

Mumbai is gearing up to celebrate Navroz, the Parsi New Year, with a variety of authentic Parsi dishes at several restaurants across the city. The Sir Ratan Tata Institute (RTI) is offering a limited-period festive menu, featuring comforting dishes prepared by community cooks, including Pulao Dar, mutton preparations, prawns, and Patra Ni Machhi.

For a more casual Navroz meal, Dinshaw's Xpress Café in Andheri West is serving familiar Parsi favourites like Chicken Keema Pav and Salli Boti. Hornby's Pavilion at ITC Grand Central Mumbai is also celebrating Navroz with a special menu featuring Parsi favourites like Kachumber Salad, Tameta Ni Soup, Patra Ni Paneer, and Lagan Nu Custard.

Ishaara is hosting The Navroz Feast across a full week, offering traditional appetisers, mains, beverages, and desserts, alongside festive décor and storytelling inspired by Parsi customs. Pondichéry Café at Sofitel Mumbai BKC is serving a Navroz brunch that blends heritage Parsi recipes with Irani café favourites and live stations.

The Bayview at Hotel Marine Plaza is hosting a special brunch on Sunday, featuring dishes like Murgi Na Farcha, Saas Ni Macchi, Ringan Ravaiya, and Lagan Sara Stew, followed by Parsi Brown Sevaiya, Malido, and Ravo Pudding. Live stations serving Sali Per Eedu, kheema, kaleji, bheja, and pav add to the feast.

These restaurants are offering a range of authentic Parsi dishes, from fragrant berry pulao and Dhansak to Patra Ni Machhi, Salli Boti, and indulgent Lagan Nu Custard. Whether you're looking for a casual meal or an elaborate sit-down feast, there's something for everyone to enjoy during Navroz celebrations in Mumbai.

The Parsi community has a rich culinary tradition, and Navroz is a time to celebrate and share this heritage with others. The festive menus at these restaurants are a great way to experience the unique flavours and dishes of the Parsi community.

In addition to the food, many of these restaurants are also offering festive décor and storytelling inspired by Parsi customs, making for a truly immersive and cultural experience. Whether you're a foodie, a culture enthusiast, or just looking to try something new, Navroz celebrations in Mumbai are not to be missed.

With so many options to choose from, you're sure to find the perfect spot to celebrate Navroz and indulge in some delicious Parsi cuisine. So why not head out and try some of these amazing dishes for yourself? Your taste buds will thank you.

Navroz is a significant festival in the Parsi calendar, marking the beginning of the new year. It's a time for family, friends, and community to come together and celebrate with traditional food, drink, and festivities. The celebrations in Mumbai are a great way to experience the vibrant culture and traditions of the Parsi community.

In conclusion, Navroz celebrations in Mumbai are a must-attend event for anyone looking to experience the unique culture and cuisine of the Parsi community. With a range of authentic Parsi dishes, festive décor, and live stations, these restaurants are offering a truly immersive and delicious experience. So mark your calendars and get ready to celebrate Navroz in style!

Frequently asked questions

What is Navroz?

Navroz is the Parsi New Year, a significant festival in the Parsi calendar.

Where can I find Parsi food in Mumbai during Navroz?

Several restaurants in Mumbai, including RTI, Dinshaw's Xpress Café, Hornby's Pavilion, Ishaara, Pondichéry Café, and The Bayview, are offering Parsi food during Navroz celebrations.

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