YETI MUMBAI

Yeti Mumbai is a one-stop spot for a plethora of home-style Himalayan preparations from Tibet, Nepal, Bhutan and North-East India.

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Service options: Dine-in · Takeaway · No-contact delivery
Address: 5th Floor, Rohan Plaza, 5th Road, Ram Krishna Nagar, Khar West, 400052

Yeti presents a flavorful mix of Nepali food, Bhutanese cuisine, Tibetan food, and Northeastern food, thoughtfully adapted for a wider palate. From comforting bowls of Thukpa to the bold flavors of Choila, Gyuma, Datchi, Momo, and the popular Thakali Thali, Yeti offers a delicious introduction to these diverse regional dishes.

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mumbai bandra west_Yeti - the Himalayan Kitchen
mumbai bandra west_Yeti - the Himalayan Kitchen
mumbai bandra west_Yeti - the Himalayan Kitchen

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FAQS

1. Where is Yeti - The Himalayan Kitchen located in Mumbai?

Yeti – The Himalayan Kitchen is located in Khar West, Mumbai, near Linking Road. It is centrally situated to serve the Bandra, Khar, and Santacruz neighborhoods, making it a top destination for Himalayan food in South-Central Mumbai.

2. What type of cuisine does Yeti Mumbai serve?

Yeti Mumbai specializes in authentic Himalayan cuisine, featuring a curated selection of traditional dishes from Nepal, Tibet, and Bhutan. It offers a unique culinary escape from typical Mumbai fare with its robust mountain flavors.

3. What are the must-try dishes at Yeti Mumbai?

Signature dishes at the Mumbai outlet include the Jhol Momos (dumplings in a spicy sesame broth), Ema Datchi (Bhutanese chili-cheese), Sha Phaley (Tibetan deep-fried meat bread), and the Yeti Special Thali (available in veg, chicken, and mutton).

4. Is Yeti Mumbai vegetarian-friendly?

Absolutely. Yeti offers an extensive range of vegetarian options, including the Veg Himalayan Thali, Mushroom Datchi, Crispy Spinach, and various vegetable-stuffed Momos and Thukpas, ensuring a complete experience for vegetarian diners.

5. What are the operating hours for Yeti in Khar, Mumbai?

Yeti Mumbai is typically open daily from 12:00 PM to 11:30 PM. It is a popular spot for both leisurely lunches and late-night dinners in the Bandra-Khar area.

6. Do I need a reservation for Yeti Mumbai?

While walk-ins are welcome, Yeti Mumbai is a highly popular dining spot, especially on weekends. We strongly recommend making a reservation via our website or by calling the restaurant to ensure you get a table.

7. Is there parking available at Yeti Mumbai?

Parking in Khar/Bandra can be challenging; however, valet parking is usually available for guests at Yeti Mumbai. We also recommend using ride-sharing services for a more convenient experience during peak hours.

8. Does Yeti Mumbai offer home delivery?

Yes, Yeti provides home delivery and takeaway services across Bandra, Khar, Santacruz, and nearby areas. You can order directly through our website or via major food delivery platforms like Zomato and Swiggy.

9. What makes Yeti’s Momos the best in Mumbai?

Yeti’s Momo are celebrated for their authenticity. Unlike standard street-style dumplings, our Momos use traditional Himalayan recipes, thin-wrapped dough, and authentic fillings, with the Newari and Jhol Momos being standout favorites.

10. Is Yeti Mumbai a kid-friendly restaurant?

Yes, Yeti offers a warm, rustic, and family-friendly atmosphere. We have several non-spicy options like mild noodles (Chowmein) and steamed dumplings that are very popular with children.