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Taj Mahal Palace Mumbai overlooks the majestic Gateway of India and has played host to kings, dignitaries and eminent personalities from across the globe. Strategically located in the city's prime historical and commercial hub, the hotel is within walking distance of Colaba Causeway, known for its touristy tiny roadside shops. The guest rooms and suites are bright, luxurious and elegantly furnished, equipped with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, TVs, tea/coffee makers and private bathrooms. The suites boast generous floor space, separate living rooms and dining areas. Guests can enjoy dining at any of the four on-site restaurants serving delectable Indian, Chinese, Japanese and international cuisine or relax at one of the well-stocked bars with a refreshing drink. Additional amenities and services include a large outdoor pool, expansive outdoor sitting areas, comfortable lounges, a spa, a salon, a fitness centre, a patisserie, yoga, a business centre, parking and a reception.
Wasabi by Morimoto offers its guests authentic Japanese culinary treasures from the repertoires of Iron Chef Morimoto. The ingredients, including seafood and Wasabi, are specially flown down from Japan. Besides, the ever popular signature dishes like White fish carpaccio, Black cod miso, Wasabi cremebrulee, the already extensive menu keeps expanding and changing.
Golden Dragon at The Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai, is known for its talented chefs and exotic Sichuan and Cantonese preparations. Most notable specialities include the Sunday Dim Sum Brunch buffet with extensive varieties of succulent dim sums, and the live kitchen plating of authentic delicacies like Peking Duck and Beggar’s Chicken.
Masala Kraft is the speciality Indian restaurant. Hand ground spices and traditional recipes spell magic on one’s palate as they blend culinary innovations with traditional methods. Catering to varying palates, Masala Kraft features an array of menus including the Masala Mumbai Tiffin, Wine Paired Menu and the Health Menu. The menu bursts with recipes seasoned with local spices, dry powders accompanied with flavored chutneys and indulgent.
Shamiana, the original coffee shop of the city, offers an all-day dining experience with an international a la carte menu to suit every mood and palate, from breakfast through to dinner. To start the day Shamiana serves an elaborate buffet breakfast daily. The restaurant embraces a refined ease with its relaxed environment, fresh comfort food and service that is sincere and warm. Sumptuous weekend brunches focusing on interactive experiences along with a daily blackboard of curated dishes add to the experience.
Unwind by the pool on cosy rattan furniture at Aquarius, the outdoor restaurant of The Taj Mahal Palace, Mumbai. Set amidst a lush green landscape, the unique poolside eatery offers all residents dedicated smoking cabanas, enticing light bites and desserts, and an exhaustive range of mocktails and alcoholic beverages.
The Harbour Bar at The Taj Mahal Palace is Mumbai’s first licensed lounge bar. Savour fine malts, exclusive wines, exotic cocktails and delectable global tapas in an intimate setting with cosy seating. Don’t miss From the Harbour since 1933, the signature cocktail from the Prohibition Era.
On the first floor of the Palace Wing, Sea Lounge offers old colonial charm with art deco furniture enhanced by its spectacular view of the Arabian Sea. It is considered to be a city institution for traditional Afternoon Tea featuring an elaborate buffet spread of classic English delicacies and Local Indian favourites complemented with a selection of the world’s finest teas and coffees. Sea Lounge is a favourite for its light lunch and dinner fare and Mumbai street food.
La Patisserie, The Taj Mahal Palace’s famous cake shop and delicatessen, offers delicious desserts, gourmet cold-cuts, tantalising cheeses, freshly baked breads and savoury treats. Browse through an exhaustive selection of soft beverages, beers, sparkling water and handpicked wines, and select an exclusive Taj gift hamper full of delicious goodies.
An extravagant rooftop affair, Souk at The Taj Mahal Palace ushers into the ultimate Middle Eastern experience, complete with authentic, light Eastern Mediterranean dishes, and traditionally brewed teas and coffees. Savour the ambience and exotic panoramic views, and don’t miss the Sunday brunch with champagne.