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Category:
Restaurants in Mumbai
- 66911234, 66911350, 66911351
- The Leela Mumbai, Sahar, Andheri East , Mumbai
- Located In: The Leela Mumbai
Jamavar
Jamavar is an authentic fine dining restaurant offering North and South Indian cuisines. The dishes reflect the distinctive cooking styles and dining rituals of India's ancient nobility. Traditional Indian spices are intrinsic to the flavours of the specialities served. The menu offered will take you on a culinary journey from succulent kebabs to rich curries and fragrant dum biryanis, long grain basmati rice preparation. The soft lighting and mellow music provide an intimate and relaxed setting. The decor is modern with traditional Indian elements. Hand-carved wooden screens, decorative Indian Motif embroidered in gold thread artwork on the walls, flower laden urli with floating candles, silver cutlery and crockery create an authentic Royal Indian dining experience. Jamavar welcomes you to an evening of grace, refinement and congeniality with a treat to your palate.
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- Timings:7:00 PM to 1:00 AM
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Food Type:Indian
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Payment Methods:Credit cards are accepted.
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Features:Business Dining, Notable Chef, Notable Wine List, Private Area
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Ambiance:Candle Light, Fine Dining
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Known For:Awadhi cuisine
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Meal Type:Dinner
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Quick Facts
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Air conditioned -
Home delivery
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Pure vegetarian -
Kid friendly
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Serves alcohol
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Live music
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Rooftop
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Valet parking
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Happy hours
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Large screen
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Take Away
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alpanamandal
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Crazy expensive kebabs, anyone? 2010-04-26
Food
I went to Jamavar for a kebab festival that is on until the 30th of April (so you can still catch it if you read this on time!) and had some mixed opinions about the food served. We started with a lamb dish called Tabak Maaz which was fried lamb chops infused with very subtle but delicious flavor. This was followed by this chicken dish (I forget the name) that was marinated with yogurt, sandalwood and some other mild spices. This was quite good actually, but having it after the Tabak Maaz, it seemed too regular. You will get similar starters at Lucky's for less than one fourth the price!... read more -
