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Welcome To UDIPI KRISHNA
UDIPI KRISHNA, located in Byculla, Mumbai, is a vibrant culinary gem specializing in a delightful fusion of Punjabi and South Indian cuisine. Its welcoming ambiance is perfect for families and locals alike, with quick service ensuring a satisfying dining experience. The diverse menu features enticing starters like Gobi Manchurian and Dragon Aloo Fry, alongside comforting dishes such as Puri Bhaji and Dahi Wada. Guests rave about the affordability and quality, making it a go-to spot for breakfast and dinner. With easy access near Byculla railway station, UDIPI KRISHNA delights food lovers with its rich flavors and inviting atmosphere.
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About
UDIPI KRISHNA
Welcome to the bustling heart of Byculla, where culinary tradition meets homely comfort at UDIPI KRISHNA. This hidden gem, located conveniently opposite the Byculla railway station at 180, Dr. Ambedkar Road, offers an exquisite blend of Punjabi and South Indian cuisine that will tantalize your taste buds. With a reputation for providing quick service and delicious meals, UDIPI KRISHNA becomes the perfect stop for both locals and travelers alike.
As you step into this cozy establishment, you're greeted by an inviting ambience that balances the excitement of the busy street outside. Many patrons, like Pratik Hegde, rave about the delectable thalis and the genuine flavors of dishes including Aloo Gobi and Chana Masala, which are priced reasonably between ₹85 to ₹170. The thali options are particularly impressive, with choices like the Punjabi Thali at ₹200 and the Deluxe Thali at ₹280, offering a feast fit for royalty.
The highlight, however, lies in their ability to cater to the morning crowd. Places like UDIPI KRISHNA are treasured by regulars such as Kevin Joseph Laccone, who fondly recalls enjoying breakfast here almost daily. The Puri Aloo Curry, recommended by many, stands out as a must-try dish for breakfast lovers. Though some dishes, like the fried idli, may have room for improvement, the general consensus is clear: the menu is filled with delightful surprises. Adding to the culinary experience are affordable sides like Aloo Raitha and Tomato Salad, ensuring there's something for everyone—from hearty eaters to light snacking enthusiasts.
Moreover, the staff at UDIPI KRISHNA are warm and welcoming, creating an inviting atmosphere that encourages families to gather. As noted by raksha Devadiga, the restaurant excels not only in food but also in service and presentation, making each dish a treat for both the eyes and the palate. The establishment's air-conditioned upstairs space stands as a serene escape from the hustle and bustle below, perfect for savoring your meal in comfort.
For those seeking an authentic taste of Indian cuisine in Mumbai, UDIPI KRISHNA is undeniably a culinary haven. Take a seat, relax, and indulge in a delightful array of flavors that showcase the best of Punjabi and South Indian dishes. With its value for money, good food, and pleasant atmosphere, UDIPI KRISHNA truly exemplifies the essence of communal dining, making it a must-visit destination for every foodie in the city.
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“ This restaurant provides Punjabi, South Indian food. They also serve Pav Bhaji and Thalis as well. It is near the Byculla railway station on the East side. Overall the food tastes good and food arrives quickly once the order is placed. Good place for family. ”
“ We tried breakfast from here and the puri aalo curry was a must try from here. We ordered fried idly but it was not great. Tea was OK. Situated near the main road and was almost full. A good place to start your day. ”
“ This place is a must try...we are visiting here for at least 7-8 years ... it's value for money ,the service atmosphere and food is really good ”
“ Great place. I went there almost everyday for breakfast and dinner. Nice location close to many buses and the Bayculla train station. Staff is friendly, with exception of one waiter. The food is good and reasonably priced. Average 80 rupees for breakfast and 120 for dinner. The sauces on the side are great. Rice is extra price if you want, I usually skipped. A lot of locals come here for tea and breakfast. Not vegan at all but a good veg place. Big and cozy as well. A/C available upstairs. ”
“ Just opposite to Byculla station we can find this restaurant. A very calm ambience even though its in the midst of a busy street. Food is good, the service is good. They present their food really well. ”
“ This place is located across Byculla railway station. While historically (15-20 yrs ago) they use to mainly serve south indian food only, however, with changing times they now server snacks like sandwiches and chaats all of which is of good taste and good quality. The service was warm and food served was fresh and quick. We have also ordered food from this place few times and have never been disappointed. Overall a good place for a quick meal serving quality food, good variety and which is also pocket friendly. ”
“ This is a go to veg restaurant right outside byculla East railway station. This place has an ac section on the first floor and the ground floor is non ac. It is always crowded whenever we visit, this place is a sure shot hit among Vegetarians around byculla & mahalaxmi. ”
“ An authentic pure veg South Indian restaurant with just a 2 minute walk from the Byculla Railway Station. Spacious enough with AC family dining upstairs. The tables and surroundings were clean and they have two washbasins too. Variety of options to choose from such as pav bhaji, veg thali, South Indian dishes, chole bhature and many more. We had, Pav bhaji - tastes the usual you eat anywhere. Idli Sambar, Mysore Masala Dosa - Sambar was a bit sweet (every authentic South Indian restaurant do have their sambar a bit sweet). It isn't very expensive and the service was up to mark. ”