Updated On: 27 June, 2025 09:32 AM IST | Mumbai | Nasrin Modak Siddiqi
In a city overrun with sameness, a new lounge revives the art of going out — with understated style, sharp drinks, and space to just be

Pepper jackfruit tacos
Remember Seijo & The Soul Dish, the high-end Japanese lounge on Waterfield Road that opened two decades ago? That was Bombay’s era of Olive, Indigo, and Henry Tham — a time of style, finesse, and quiet refinement.
Over the last 15 years, Mumbai’s dining scene has undergone significant changes. “It’s become a puddle of entry-level restaurants and bars — I include myself in that. I started WTF 15 years ago, and that low-barrier, trendy format became the norm. Now there are a zillion of them. Culturally, we’ve lost that sense of exclusivity. The audience has grown, but nothing feels elevated anymore,” veteran restaurateur Kishore DF, elaborates.
Roasted Peruvian chicken and Miss Margot