Bayroute Powai - Middle Eastern restaurant in Mumbai - Mumbai Suburban, India

One of the best and authentic middle eastern food. The restaurant is definitely a Instagram place. We went as a team lunch there. I tried the hummus and pita bread for the first time and it was mouthwatering, yum I still can't forget the taste of it. Good vegetarian options. Hummus with pine nuts is the best. Not to miss the baklava.

Cozy and elegant ambience. Staff is friendly and attentive. We tried their four course non vegetarian business lunch. The food is great, business lunch is different every day of the week. We had pumpkin hummus with pita bread and salad. Lotus drama which is lotus biscuit with cheese cake. Bayroute is a great place for business and casual meetings.

Bayroute Powai is a culinary gem. Their menu offers an array of delightful food options, and the hummus and pita bread are a must-try. The innovative chocolate desserts are a sweet ending to a fantastic meal. The restaurant promises an exceptional dining experience with flavors that linger in your memory.

One of the best places to try Authentic Turkish and Arabic food.. This place is situated in Powai with Branches in Juhu. BKC. Colaba.. The mineral water cost arnd 250 bucks and you get a Bisleri Glass bottle. Coming to Ambience.. It gives a typical arabic feel. The arabic music and food sums up the exp.. Coming to food.. Their Hummus and Pita with pine nuts is to die for which is served with Salad and Pickles. Havent tasted any better pita anywhere in Mumbai.. Ordered an Orange Mocktail. Harrida chicken Kabab.. Ispanik Mantar Pide a Submarine bread which is tooped with veggies and chicken gravy served hot.. Finally the climax one cant miss is the baklava exp in desert.. The way the break the biscoff and sprinkle it on baklava is worth an exp.. Overall worth the Exp.. Price and Ambience.. Recommendes..

We had the business lunch veg and non veg but the Mains were not so great . It was the Wednesday lunch menu. Kebabs n Hummus were awesome but dessert n mains let us down.

Literally, there are serving pizza & and biryani under the name of Manakeesh & Mandi...Would strongly suggest that they visit ZIMA at Bandra and learn how Manakeesh, Mandi are prepared, served with authentic flavors .... Price do not justify the portion....Valet parking is available....

What a restaurant!!! Maja aagaya! Its a very classy and expensive restaurant! You need to have a special taste developed for moroccon food! Its a little blend ..hence not so spicy n oily! All dishes were different and yummy! Presentation was number 1! Staff was so supportive..he was explaining to us every dish for us to order and we went by his recommendations! So thanks to Chetan for guiding us! Its an instagramable restaurant and we were happy to click snaps! Its has branches across mumbai! I think Juhu one is the best! We had been to powai outlet! We ordered the famous Bayroute hummus, chicken pide, harissa chicken kebabs , mocktails n the famous Baklava! The super dish Baklava was awesome and we did the ritual of shooting the video of the rose petals falling on the baklava! Highly recommended and a must try!

I recently had the pleasure of dining at Bayroute in Powai for lunch with a friend, and I must say, the experience was quite delightful. As enthusiasts of Lebanese and Middle Eastern cuisine, we eagerly ordered the business meal pack, which promised a culinary journey through three dishes and a dessert. Our taste buds were treated to an array of flavors, leaving us thoroughly satisfied. What truly stood out, besides the delectable dishes, was the exceptional service. The waitstaff were not only attentive but remarkably friendly and courteous, making us feel right at home. Even the valet service sported infectious enthusiasm, a rare gem in bustling cities like Mumbai . However, there were a few areas where Bayroute could enhance the dining experience. The side salad that accompanied our dishes seemed rather ordinary and failed to complement the main flavors. The portion size left us wanting a bit more, and it's worth mentioning that the price point is on the higher side. For a meal sans alcoholic beverages, the bill tallied up to around Rs 4500 for the two of us, which is notably more expensive compared to other establishments of similar stature. Certainly, I must mention that while the ambience at Bayroute was pleasant, it didn't quite reach the level of exceptional. The restaurant seemed to have aged over time, evident in its decor and furnishings. The walls, furniture, tablecloths, lamps, and even the design of the bar felt like they were yearning for a revitalizing touch. A noticeable yearning for renovation was evident throughout the dining space, which somewhat affected the overall atmosphere. The restaurant's location, unfortunately, dampened the ambiance a tad further. The presence of a noisy, busy road and ongoing construction nearby detracted from the cozy atmosphere one might hope for during a leisurely meal. In spite of these shortcomings, Bayroute's delectable cuisine certainly compensates for the minor inconveniences. It's an establishment I'd recommend for occasional indulgence, perhaps twice a year. Lowering the prices could potentially make it a more frequent haunt, but for now, the flavorsome fare makes it a destination worth revisiting.