There are so many alluring things about Bombay, restaurants surely being fairly near the top.  Bombay is a real feast for all the senses, being one of the most visually stunning cities on earth, with a rhythm that is constantly shifting, simultaneously seducing and alarming the auditory centers of the body with every step in every neighborhood, and of course, is a fantastic place to eat.  Indian food is among the world’s greatest contributions to the potentials for happiness among the human race, and Bombay is at a unique and fortuitous position.  Being one of the largest cities here, it attracts people from all over the country (and the world), and they bring their customs, and cooking techniques, with them.  So it is very possible to sample food from all over India, and our restaurants are carefully chosen to represent the best of the best.

A perfect evening begins with a perfect meal, and you’ll find a dazzling array of gourmet delicacies to choose from in our restaurants.  Whether your pleasure is spicy, creamy, or simply succulent, you’ll find something here that will make you smile.  And after a splendid meal, followed by a tea or coffee and a scrumptious dessert, there are a thousand things to do here.  One of the most heady events in South Bombay, if your timing is right, is the Kala Ghoda Arts Festival.  This has been ongoing since 1999, and is the perfect place to touch the heart of India, and let the rest of your senses wake up and experience the rich fabric of life here.

The Kala Ghoda Arts Festival really demonstrates what Bombay is all about.  The focus is, ostensibly, on visual art, but it really has everything.  Live music, literary competitions hosted by world-class authors (Bombay is one of India’s literary centers, after all), crafts, and, if you find yourself ready for a snack after the heartiest meal of your life, more eating!  There really is something for everyone here, and it is one of the most well-attended events in Bombay.  Be sure to use good judgement and common sense, since the crowds here are rather dense, and the constant bombardment with sensory stimuli is enough to distract just about anyone.  However, it is also a fabulous way to see the city, in all its splendor.  The visual art is truly extraordinary, too.  Not only are their exhibitions of small-scale works, there are also a spectacular number of large public sculptures, and a look at the past Kala Ghoda festivals should inspire a visit here.

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Bombay’s Kala Ghoda Arts Festival

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