Here’s Where You Can Eat, Sip And Socialize This Diwali 2026 In Mumbai

Where to eat in Mumbai this Diwali 2026

When the festival of lights, Diwali, arrives, Mumbai swaps its routine hustle for a lantern-lit glow that transforms the culinary scene of the city into a social celebration. Whether you wish to clink glasses while playing cards, meet your old friends for a festive dinner, or go out for dinner after the puja, Mumbai’s restaurants and cafes are brimming with an infectious energy that is simply unmissable. So here is a curated guide on where you can go out in Mumbai to eat, sip, and socialise with your loved ones this Diwali 2026. 

Diwali 2026: Mumbai Festive Dining Experiences

1. Baglami, BKC

For those planning a leisurely Sunday meal with friends or family over the Diwali break, Baglami offers a brunch spread spanning soups, small plates, sliders, mains and desserts, with vegetarian and chicken options. Highlights include Roasted Cauliflower & Truffle Soup, Harissa Chicken Croquettes, Slow-Roasted Pumpkin Risotto, and Classic Pistachio Baklava Sundae. The brunch is complemented by a selection of house-made sangrias, cocktails, wine, beer, Bellinis, and Mimosas, while live music adds to the relaxed setting.

Where: BKC 7, INS Tower, Opp. NMACC, Bandra Kurla Complex, Mumbai

Time: Every Sunday 12:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Price: Food Only: INR 2,500

Food, Wine, Beer & Sangria: INR 4,500

Food, Cocktail, Wine, Beer & Sangria: INR 5,000

Food, Cocktail, Wine, Beer, Sangria, Bellini & Mimosa: INR 5,500

 Where to eat in Mumbai this Diwali 2026
Baglami | Photo Credits: Supplied

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2. Sweeney, Khar

For a relaxed festive meal, Sweeney in Khar offers a Thai-inspired take on the traditional brunch format. Its Sunday Thai Brunch features Bangkok-inspired breakfast plates, seafood, crispy bites, and desserts such as Mango Sticky Rice 2.0 and Thai Tea French Toast. The experience also includes a Thai-inspired Spritz Bar and a Mango Sticky Rice Waffle Cart, while melodic house beats set the tone in the garden. Adding to the atmosphere, Sweeney Garden Sessions spotlights female DJs, singers, musicians, and performers, bringing music into the dining experience.

Where: 759, 5th Lane, opposite Union Bank ATM, Ram Krishna Nagar, Khar, Mumbai

Date: Every Sunday, from 11 October onwards

Time: 12 PM onwards

3. Supa San, Bandra

This Diwali, head to Supa San in Bandra for a Japanese dining experience that brings together food, cocktails and music. Located on the 14th floor of Mansionz One on Linking Road, the restaurant draws inspiration from the Japanese izakaya, with a menu spanning more than 100 dishes across The Counter, The Grill and The Pot. Highlights include Renkon Chīzu Gyōza, Nasu Dengaku, Japanese tempura, sushi and robata-grilled dishes, alongside specialities such as Kamameshi, a rice preparation cooked in an iron pot and unveiled tableside, and Mazeman, a soupless ramen. With vinyl-inspired interiors, dedicated listening spaces, karaoke, and an open-to-sky alfresco section, Supa San makes for a lively setting for a festive evening.

Where: 14th Floor, Mansionz One, Linking Road, Bandra West, Mumbai

Time: 12 PM – 1:00 AM

Price: INR 3,000 for two

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4. Tokyo Matcha Bar, Bandra

Tokyo Matcha Bar offers a relaxed café setting for a festive catch-up this Diwali. The expanded menu features the Kyoto Garden Matcha, alongside the Monster Cookie Series, Matcha, Coffee and Cocoa, Strawberry Matcha Latte and Cookie Lychee Matcha. Those looking to pair their Diwali drinks with a meal can explore Korean Fried Tofu, Butter Garlic Prawns, Katsu Curry & Rice, and Dan Dan Noodles. Basque Cheesecake, Tiramisu and Smash Croissants round off the selection, making it a versatile stop for everything from an afternoon coffee to a relaxed meal.

Where: Silvilla House, Chapel Road, next to Lovely Stores, St Sebastian Colony, Ranwar, Bandra West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 

Time: 12:00 PM–11:30 PM

Price: INR 1,500 for two

 Where to eat in Mumbai this Diwali 2026
Tokyo Matcha Bar | Photo Credits: Supplied

5. Devaah Cafe, Malabar Hill

Malabar Hill’s Devaah Cafe is all set to bring you a beautiful Diwali experience before the festival hits the city. It is organizing a Pre-Diwali Baithak 2026, and all of you are invited! The Pre-Diwali Baithak 2026 at Devah Cafe is an intimate, festive “Mehfil” evening where delicious food will meet lovely music in a completely traditional setting. The baithak will feature soulful live music, signature festive flavours, and traditional seating arrangements. 

Where:  Ruby Hill, Teen Batti, Walkeshwar, Malabar Hill, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400006 

Date: October 31, 2026

Time: 7:00 PM onwards

Price: Adults: INR 1,999 onwards; Kids (3 to 12 years): INR 1,099 onwards. 

Also Read: 5 Best Resorts For A Lavish Diwali Escape

Note: This article was compiled after verifying current publicly available information. 

Summing Up

Whether you are seeking a decadent mithai platter, craft cocktails, or delicious festive food, we have listed some of the best restaurants that you can visit in Mumbai to celebrate Diwali 2026 in style. Make sure you share this article with your friends and make your plans for Diwali now!  

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