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Chetana Vegetarian in Mumbai

When making travel plans, and looking for a splendid experience in hotels, India, Mumbai specifically, has all that a globe-trotter needs.  Nestled in one of the most glorious cities in the world, our hotels provide an experience in accommodation that is like nowhere else on earth.  Combining the best in tradition, and the most cutting-edge innovations, our hotels show that hospitality still matters.  There is also an impeccable sense of design, where there is an eclectic spirit that merges graciousness with modernity, and helps to create an overall experience of beauty.  The food is also fantastic, and Mumbai generally has some of the finest eating in the world.  The cultural and geographic position of Mumbai has made it so that global influences, along with a long tradition of excellent cooking, are present.

The streets are often dreamy with the smells from residential kitchens and restaurants, and one place to try the best the Mumbai has to offer is Chetana Vegetarian Restaurant.  It stared in 1946 as a coffee and sandwich shop, and developed a reputation among the artists and intellectuals as a place to meet for lively philosophical discussions, and the menu started to grow.  In 2001, they revamped the decor and the menu to include multi-food with its Gujarati and Rajasthani delicacies, along with an all-you-can-eat buffet menu.  The results of the changes have been stunning, as the rave reviews and loyal customer base can attest.

Fans of Chetana rave about the excellent and friendly service, the range of food offered, but mostly about the quality of the food.  Quantity, it seems, is also high on the list of Chetana’s attributes, as customers regularly stuff themselves with its mouth-watering delights.  It is open every day of the year, and has earned its reputation as a dependably wonderful place to eat in South Mumbai.

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