Chinese cuisines are popular among all age groups no matter what part of the world they belong to. In India the demand for Chinese food is increasing day by day. If we will look for fast food in India the Chinese food will come in the first preference in the list. Chinese foods in India has got an extraordinary flavor of its own, Chinese foods with Indian tadka and in real incredible prices, simply awesome! Chinese are presenting their food with different style, with mix of different spicy.
Café Mondegar
A Colaba institution, this convivial pub and restaurant has been pulling in the punters since the 1970s, when Goan cartoonist Mario Miranda painted the colourful murals on the walls.
CG 83
This long-established restaurant has returned to its original location at Kemps Corner and the regulars have come with it. The menu features dishes from Japan and Southeast Asia as well as Hong Kong and mainland China.
China Gate
Reached through a blue-tiled Chinese gateway, China Gate is a handy option for shoppers on nearby Linking Road. Dishes from mainland China and Hong Kong are skilfully prepared, and the barbecued ribs are a treat.
Noodle Bar
Decked out with paintings of Burmese monks, this bright, upbeat restaurant is phenomenally popular with families, particularly at weekends. The vegetarian menu takes in dishes from around the world.
Golden Dragon
This grand Chinese restaurant at the Taj Mahal Palace was the first place in India to serve fiery Szechuan dishes from south-west China. Today, it still wins plaudits for the complex flavours of its Chinese and Cantonese cuisine.
Henry Thams
Style is the watchword at this elegant Chinese eatery close to the Apollo Punder. The design sensibility extends even to the crockery and cutlery. Favourite dishes include steamed grouper with ginger and duck pancakes.
India Jones
Cuisines from across Asia are celebrated at this elegant and sophisticated restaurant at the Hilton Towers in Nariman Point. This is hotel dining at its most refined, and the setting — in a modernist dining room full of Chinese calligraphy and Asian artifacts — is perfect for a business lunch or dinner.
Leopold Café
Leopold is crowded nightly with visitors from across the globe. The large open-plan dining room is an atmospheric place to enjoy Chinese, Indian and continental food.
Ling’s Pavilion
This atmospheric Chinese restaurant attracts lots of Chinese expats and visiting businessmen — always a good sign. The dining room conjures up the mood of mainland China with a huge three-dimensional mural and an artificial cloud-filled sky overhead.
Pan-Asian
One of four world-class restaurants at the ITC Grand Maratha, Pan-Asian cooks up the finest dishes from Japan, Thailand, China, and Korea. This is Asian dining at its most stylish, attracting gourmets from across the city.
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