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Category:
Restaurants in Mumbai
- 23401951, 23401976
- 81C Sitaram Building, DN Road, Opposite Police Commissioner's Office, Crawford Market, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (VT) , Mumbai
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- Timings:12:00 PM to 4:00 PM, 7:00 PM to 12:00 PM
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Food Type:Bengali, Mughlai, Chinese
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Payment Methods:Cash, Credit cards accepted
Quick Facts
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Home delivery -
Pure vegetarian -
Valet parking
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Air conditioned
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Take Away
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Additional Information
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Howrah Bengali Restaurant Reviews | Howrah Bengali Restaurant Photos | Howrah Bengali Restaurant Menu | Howrah Bengali Restaurant Events | Howrah Bengali Restaurant Maps & Directions-
Sanjoy0701
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Avoidable 2011-10-23
I had the misfortune of having lunch at the restaurant recently. I have the following points to mention here as follows:
1. When I inquired about Howrah, I was told that Howrah & Zaffran was the same, though different boards were displayed. I realized later that one half of the entire premises (may be that houses Howrah) was under renovation.
2. When I asked for Menu, I was handed over Zaffran Menu. When I asked for Howrah Menu, I was handed over one. One could have easily told that Howrah is not functional.
3. When spending some time glancing through the Menu,... read more -
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Jarna
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Great Thaali... 2011-04-01
Howrah is located inside Zaffran near Crawford market.. so i guess the management is the same.
I've been here a few times but have only had the thaali. Reason being, their kitchen is under renovation ( Since 2 months?); so only thaali is available.
The non veg thaali has 3 fixed dishes i.e rui macher jhol, chicken, jhol , dal served with 3 luchis and rice. The only dish that is different is one veg item and ofcourse the sweet - which is usually either the gulab jamun or rossogolla. The food is undoubtedly good, simple and filling.
However, i hope they complete the 'renovation' soon... read more -
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stonethrower
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Where is the name? 2011-02-09
We were in the Crawford Market/Lohar Chawl area. Oddly, despite having Mumbai’s largest market, this area has an almost no eating places worth their salt. Yes there are a few in the Zaveri Bazaar/Kalbadevi area [Bhagat Tarachand et al]. It was lunch time and we got hungry. I Remembered that we had once gone to Howrah, a Bengali restaurant which was open air and on the 1st floor. So we thought why not.
Times have changed. Howrah is now housed inside what is known as `Zaffran’. At least that is what the sign on the door says. We walked into this small air-conditioned place with trepidation,... read more -
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Utsavsen
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Authentic Bengali food 2011-01-14
Loved the Chingri mochar chop, rui posto, daab Chingri, and definitely the chigri maacher malai curry -
