What’s the Best Thing to Eat When It Rains? These Monsoon Menus of Delhi & Mumbai Have All the Answers…

What’s the Best Thing to Eat When It Rains? These Monsoon Menus of Delhi & Mumbai Have All the Answers... What’s the Best Thing to Eat When It Rains? These Monsoon Menus of Delhi & Mumbai Have All the Answers...
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With the onset of the monsoon season, we often find ourselves craving something hot, spicy, and flavorful. As the rain showers begin, the cities of Delhi-NCR and Mumbai come alive with the tastes of the season. Monsoon isn’t just a weather update here — it’s a mood, a craving, and a culinary opportunity. Restaurants and cafés are curating limited-time menus that celebrate the rains with nostalgia, creativity, and indulgence.

Here’s a curated roundup of the most tempting monsoon menus across both cities

MUMBAI

Meetha by Radisson

Known for its opulent mithais and decadent Indian desserts, Meetha by Radisson is serving up something savory this season with a chaat-forward menu curated by Chef Raghvendra Singh. Available at their outlets in Goregaon, Bandra, and Borivali, the monsoon menu is a love letter to India’s street food, dressed up in a refined, indulgent avatar. Expect crunchy Chinese samosas bursting with Indo-Chinese stuffing, soul-soothing ragda patties layered with tangy chutneys, and the ever-comforting moong dal and mutter kachoris. The khasta kachori chaat and chole samosa chaat round out the menu with the kind of spice and crunch that’s made for rainy-day snacking.

Tattva Bar & Cafe

Tattva Bar & Cafe turns the monsoon into a gourmet playground with its inventive seasonal menu. Known for its bold interiors and equally daring food, the new offerings here reimagine desi staples with international flair. Think Bruschetta à la Dabeli, where crostini meets mashed masala potatoes and tamarind glaze. Then there’s the Bombay Koliwada Chicken Bhel, a wild textural rollercoaster of spicy chicken tossed like chaat. For the adventurous, the Sol-Kadi Kiwi Apple Pani Puri is a tropical surprise served with chilled sol kadhi shots, while the Pomegranate Quinoa & Apple Salad adds a refreshing, health-forward option that still hits the comfort food mark.

Khandani Rajdhani

At Khandani Rajdhani, the arrival of monsoon is marked with the return of its much-loved Varshotsav festival.The rotating khichdi menu features regional takes like Rajwadi, Kathiyawadi, and Cheesy Hari Bhari Khichdi, each served with traditional accompaniments. But that’s not all — monsoon specials like Paneer Pakora, Cheese Corn Balls, and a decadent Chilli Jalebi add festive flair to the thali, making this celebration a wholesome, all-you-can-eat homage to Indian comfort cuisine. Till 20th July,2025 (All outlets).

 Si Nonna’s

Si Nonna’s is ready with the perfect cozy bite, whether you’re dining in for a warm, comforting meal or ordering in to enjoy from the comfort of home. Their authentic sourdough pizzas bring the ultimate comfort to rainy days. Every slice, loaded with fresh ingredients and bold flavors, is the ideal companion to the pitter-patter and that irresistible monsoon craving. Whether you’re sharing a table with friends or watching the rain roll in through the windows, Si Nonna’s menu is packed with hearty, comforting flavors.

Mulk, Miniyaturk & SJI Gourmet

Chef Ishijyot Surri, Executive Chef and Founder at Mulk has curated a unique monsoon menu that refreshes and warms the soul. Some of the dishes are the melt-in-mouth, spicy and full of flavour Chilly Cheese Seekh Kebab. Another dish to consider is crispy Palak Patte Ki Chaat which blends tangy deliciousness while being excellent as a snack. For a warm yet light option, the Tamatar aur Santre ka Shorba is a soothing tomato and orange soup. Each dish is perfect for those enjoying quick bites or cozy meals at the Mulk’s monsoon offerings.

Someplace Else

This monsoon, Someplace Else at Jio World, BKC, serves up the perfect antidote to grey skies with a limited-edition Monsoon Menu that’s all about bold flavours, nostalgic bites, and crispy comfort. From spicy Jhol Momos to golden Pakoda Baskets, crunchy Corn Bites, and global favourites like the Korean Style Bun and Rainbow Prawns, each dish is crafted to complement breezy chai breaks and stormy evenings alike.

Millo

Millo Mumbai welcomes the rains with a monsoon menu that blends global inspiration and cozy vegetarian comfort, perfect for the city’s grey skies. With soothing interiors and dishes layered with texture, warmth, and bold flavours, Millo offers a refined space to slow down and savour.

Start with soul-warming Miso Udon Noodle Soup or the nutty richness of Nut Butter Squash Almond. Crisp meets creamy in Broccoli Filo Cups, while the Okonomiyaki brings umami-packed Japanese flair to the monsoon. The Caprese Chaat reinvents tradition with a spiced, crunchy bite, and the Tsunami Pull Me Up hot pot is as indulgent as it is heartwarming.

Hotel Marine Plaza

The Oriental Blossom embraces the season with a menu rooted in the soulful elegance of Cantonese cuisine. Designed for cozy lunches and serene dinners, the monsoon menu brings together warm broths, crisp small plates, and flavourful stir-fries.

Start with deeply comforting soups like Spicy Manchow, Chimney Soup, or Prosperity Soup. Small plates such as Golden Corn with Water Chestnut and Crispy Lotus Stem deliver crunch and indulgence, while mains like Kung Pao Mushrooms and Stir-Fried Chinese Greens offer bold, balanced bites. Don’t miss the Pan-Fried Ho Fan Noodles paired with Fragrant Fried Rice for a monsoon-perfect meal.

The Bayview, Hotel Marine Plaza

Golden, crisp, and endlessly snackable — The Bayview’s monsoon fritter menu brings hot, flavour-packed comfort to the heart of Marine Drive. From classic onion and potato fritters to bold twists like Peri-Peri Chicken and Cajun Egg Tempura, this seasonal edit is made for chai-time cravings by the sea.

Vegetarian delights like Bharwan Mirch and Spinach Fritters offer nostalgic charm, while indulgent options like Chicken Tikka and Fried Prawns pair perfectly with spicy mayo and sweet chilli sauce. Globally inspired picks like Asparagus & Zucchini Tempura add a modern touch to this rainy-day feast.

Santé Spa Cuisine

This monsoon, Santé Spa Cuisine invites you to slow down and savour the season with a limited-edition menu that’s warm, nourishing, and rooted in wellness. Inspired by sattvic philosophy and made with seasonal ingredients, each dish blends homely comfort with quiet luxury.

From guilt-free takes on street food to soothing broths and turmeric-kissed desserts, Santé serves more than just food — it serves calm, nostalgia, and mindful indulgence.

Cosy Box

Cosy Box Mumbai is turning up the heat this monsoon with a bold, fire-kissed menu inspired by Turkish flair and Japanese precision. The Monsoon Menu by Chef Sedat Firtagolu features smoky delights like Izakaya-style broccoli, Shichimi Yuzu Bhutta, and New Zealand Lamb Shish with a burnt chili dip, alongside global twists like the Mock Duck Souk Taco. Vegan options are thoughtfully included, while cocktails like Cherry Noir and Monsoon Espresso bring the season’s mood to life. No desserts, just pure grilled comfort—rain or shine, Cosy Box is where the monsoon truly sizzles.

DELHI-NCR

Daisy Mae Cantina

At Daisy Mae Cantina in Delhi’s Khan Market, the rains meet their match with La Lluvia — a monsoon menu that pairs stormy skies with bold, Mexican flavors. Imagine smoky, charred Elote slathered in chilli-lime mayo and sprinkled with cotija cheese, or crunchy Flautas dipped in zesty tomatillo and guajillo salsa. The indulgence peaks with Quesabirrias, gooey cheese quesadillas served alongside a rich, meaty birria broth. Wash it all down with their cheeky margarita duo, Elsa & Rita, bursting with tequila blanco, fresh lime, and a splash of limoncello — perfect for sipping while the thunder rolls.

The Kachori Story – Gurugram

At The Kachori Story in Gurgaon brings the menu which spans regional classics like the Jaipuri Pyaz Kachori, Jodhpuri Mawa Kachori, and Kolkata Club Kachori served with rassedar aloo and bhujia. For heavier rainy-day meals, tuck into Dal Baati Choorma or Moongodi Ro Saag with Paratha, and warm up with their signature TKS Tapri Chai. Their Tamasha Nights — featuring live desi music and all-you-can-eat kachori feasts — make this more than a meal; it’s a monsoon sabha for snack lovers.

Cedar Club House

The Cedar Club House launches a seasonal tribute to the king of fruits with a vibrant Mango Monsoon Menu. The cocktail list is led by the bold Mango Picante, where tequila, fresh mango, passionfruit, and brined jalapeños come together in a glass rimmed with their house Cajun-sumac spice. For a breezy contrast, the Mango Mule blends gin, basil, and mango, topped with ginger ale and lime. Teetotalers can dive into fruity refreshment with the Phoenix Feel Fizz — a highball of mango, mint, honey, and soda — or the earthy-sweet Sunfire Citrus Elixir, spiked with grapefruit soda and fresh thyme.

Barista

At Barista Coffee Company, the monsoon gets a tart, energizing twist with a new cranberry-inspired lineup. The Cranberry Air Espresso is a refreshing take on cold coffee, layered with airy foam and cranberry sharpness, while the Cranberry Mocha Frappe delivers dessert-in-a-glass decadence with rich chocolate and tart berries. For those with a sweet tooth, the Cranberry Matcha Cake combines earthy matcha with cranberry zing, and the Cranberry Cookies offer chewy comfort with every bite. It’s a menu designed for wellness-focused urbanites and Gen Z café hoppers alike — indulgent, innovative, and Instagram-ready.

Figaro’s Pizza

This Monsoon try Something hot, Spicy and cheesy at Figaro’s Pizza where every slice tells a story. Their dough is prepared fresh daily, cheese is 100% real, and vegetables are never frozen, ensuring every bite is as honest as it is delicious. The New Menu includes Mama’s Favorite Pizza, Rainbow Pizza , Figaro’s Special Garden Salad, Santa Fe BBQ Sandwich and much more.

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