UNACCEPTABLE SERVICE. Placed an order over the phone. They have charged us double the price for every order compared to the menu price. When we asked on why have they charged double the price the staff ignorantly said it is what is and everyone knows about it.Makes no sense. Why would they not update the online menu price to what they’re charging. Horrible!The food was below average. The qty is not even worth half the price. Bhel puri is not in-house prepared and but rather store bough Haldiram’s ready to eat that they’re serving. I’ve never come across any restaurant till date who runs this kind of a business.
We ordered takeout for three people from this vegan restaurant. The menu offers 3 vegan entrees: potato, chickpea, and cauliflower. We ordered these entrees, one with a brown rice bowl and two with salad bowls. The sauces that came with our order were excellent. The salads had a couple of leaves that needed to be removed, which was the only slightly negative aspect of the meal. The atmosphere of the restaurant is cute with a pseudo-street setting and nice music. The staff were kind and helpful in assisting us with selecting vegan options for our meal.
I stumbled upon this restaurant by chance, and I'm glad I did. The food was delicious and unlike anything I had tried before. I especially enjoyed the Frankie roll, and would definitely recommend it. The vegetarian samosa was also good. It seems like they offer two different menus or styles. The service was fantastic - attentive but not overbearing. The atmosphere was charming, and they also have vegetarian options available. As for parking, it can be a bit tricky, but there is a public lot located down the street.
Our experience wasn’t perfect.! We tried pav bhaji and chicken kebab bowl. Pav bhaji wasn’t that bad. Haryali chicken kebab, was awful. Few pieces were too dry, some chewy and some undercooked. Kebab looked like pan fried to order rather than traditional wood/coal oven. Sauce was not adding to benefit as well. May be crepes are a better choice there, like Nutella crepe or so..Will write another review when I dare to go there and try crepe.
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The restaurant has a very pleasant and friendly atmosphere. The menu is easy to understand and the place appears clean. The young lady at the front desk was extremely helpful, kind, and sweet. She was also very knowledgeable. I plan to return before my tattoo appointment to enjoy a little treat. The Indian food in Yonkers can be hit or miss, but this place is worth coming back to.
If you are looking for excellent rice bowls, frankie rolls, and samosas, Mumbai Market is the place to eat! I always get the chicken tika rice bowl, channa masala rice bowl, and an order of veggie samosas. Their fruit smoothies are delicious and the crepes and soft and sweet. I order from them every week.
The place is cozy and the interior gives all the vibes of a funky cafe in India. 10/10 for ambience and service.The food is also good, especially Nutella and strawberry crepe, and Chapali kebab.Everything else was the American version of Indian food.
Came to this place because the menu looked different and we are very glad we did. Ordered the Keema Pav and the Deconstructed Samosa- both excellent. Decor is Bandra meets East Village.
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Ok...my first visit. The food was delicious...the young lady (I'm an older fellow) was kind helpful. Great service and reasonable pricing. I hope to go back soon.
Really cute spot for grabbing Indian food. Liked their bowls. The deconstructed samosa was a nice concept.
