Samrat

“Authentic Vegetarian restaurant with good n peaceful well lit interiors. Have huge vegetarian menu, which is kinda commendable. Staff is polite, fast service.”

benecia crasta★★★★

Had a great experience at Samrat Veg Restaurant. Their amras puri is the star: the amras had a rich, smooth consistency and paired perfectly with hot, fluffy puris. They also serve bhaji on the side, which elevates the whole meal and makes it even more satisfying. We also tried the chole bhature, and it definitely lived up to expectations: flavourful, indulgent, and well-prepared. The ambience is spacious and comfortable, making it a good spot for both quick meals and relaxed dining plans. Overall, a solid place in South Mumbai if you're craving a wholesome, classic veg meal. For more honest food reviews, check out @benecia.recommends on IG ✨

Divyanshi Mahajan★★★★★

If you’re craving the best aamras puri in Mumbai, this little gem in Churchgate is my absolute go-to. Just a couple of minutes’ walk from Marine Drive, the location itself is a treat—especially with that beautiful stroll by the sea before or after your meal. The aamras here is hands down one of the best in the city—fresh, rich, and perfectly sweet. Paired with hot puris, it’s pure comfort on a plate. The rest of the food is equally good, making it a solid spot for a satisfying meal. Prices are decent, the service is quick, and everything feels clean and well-maintained. Simple, satisfying, and consistently good—this place never disappoints.

H Nanda★★★★

Located near churchgate metro station this is a well known vegetarian restaurant frequented by office goers as well as family groups. Currently this is probably the only restaurant in the area. (Shortly the well known Bengaluru based Cafe Rameshwaram is scheduled to open, but it is expected to be a full south Indian) this restaurant is known for its Gujarati dishes and the popular one is the thali. It's unlimited with a large number of items, the preparation and taste is good. The waiters are smartly dressed and present a good service. Visited this restaurant many times. Apart from thali have tried their biryani which tastes good. Nice atmosphere where one can enjoy food. Weekends and holidays will have wait time. There is a small waiting area outside. There are paid parking (roadside) on the CCI ( cricket club of India) and other nearby roads which I suggest to be used as traffic police crane regularly makes rounds in this area. There is a bakery just outside, which is a

Kunal Chavan★★★

Samrat Hotel serves decent, tasty North- and South-Indian, Punjabi food with a modest but clean ambience and friendly staff. The seating is fairly spacious and service is usually prompt, making it a good spot for a quick meal or casual dinner. Crockery or freshness feels just average — but overall it strikes a decent balance of quality, and convenience for the price. Menu is bit expensive but given the location of south Mumbai cant complain about it.

Sandeep Mahajan★★★

Over rated restaurant simply as it's in advantageous location and quite old. Famous for its thali but we called a la carte this time. Chole Bhature.... Bhatures were actually Maida Puris. Size also small. Daal Dhokli- Little better but Dhokli was totally mashed. Vegetable Au Gratin was better if the lot.

Sneha Lenze★★★★

Authentic Vegetarian restaurant with good n peaceful well lit interiors. Have huge vegetarian menu, which is kinda commendable. Staff is polite, fast service.

Aaditya Sharma★★★★★

I had a Gujarati thali and absolutely loved both the food and the service. The spread was generous—you get a variety of sabzis like moong dal, paneer, aloo, sambhar, and green vegetables. Along with that, there’s salad, green chutney, rasam, chaas, and aachar. For the main course, you’re served roti, puri, rice (both plain and fried), along with dal. And the highlight—hot sweet dahi paired with mango puree. Honestly, one of the most delicious meals I’ve ever had. Just thinking about it makes my mouth water.

Adrian Rodrigues★★★★★

One of the best places to come for a Thali Lunch. Not sure about the other items on the menu budgeting by the taste of everything we had on the thali. I'm sure their other menu items would also be equally tasty. This is a pure veg restaurant and they do not serve any non veg or alcohol. There is wale parking available so it's ok if you travel here by your own vehicle. The valley parking is chargeable though. The ambience and seating and staff are really good. If you go during peak hours you may have to wait to get a table so it is always better to go a little early. Very close to the Aqua line Churchgate Metro Station so it is very easily accessible even by foot. The pricing for the thali is extremely reasonable for this part of the city and I guess you will get your best value for money if you order the thali. They have clean washrooms here too.