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Maharashtra, India Food Guide: 4 Asian food Must-Eat Restaurants & Street Food Stalls in Alibaug
Find out what Asian restaurants to try in Alibaug. Alibaug is a coastal town in Raigad, Maharashtra. Its beaches are very popular and Alibaug is a popular getaway from Mumbai since it’s located just about 100 kms from Mumbai. Alibaug is well-connected with Mumbai by road, rail and ferry.
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1. Sanman
Overall Ratings
4 based on 320 reviews
Malwani Food
Reviewed By joyienjoy
The place is Food heaven for those who like Konkani Food and likes coconut and kokum in their tongue. The place offers variety of thali based on fish you prefer. Prices are optimim. Taste is good. Portions served is also good. Warning: Don't like coconut, Please visit a multi-cuisine resto.
2. Aparanta
Overall Ratings
4 based on 135 reviews
Reviewed By veronica_lalwani
Service - I would give a 4.5/5 to the courteous staff. Extremely prompt and pleasant to talk to. Though the only area of improvement is their English pronunciation and building the confidence to make small talk with the guests. Food - 3.5/5 buffet and 4.5/5 for the a la carte dishes. Excellent quality of paneer and the pasta was well made. The buffet spread for Sunday dinner had its share of lows. The pasta in the pasta salad was cooked a bit less than al dente and the veg bullets and peanut tikkis could’ve been freshly fried like at a live counter rather than on the buffet. Ambience - I would give a 4/5 to the ambience, excellent decor, comfy chairs and well-regulated temperatures in the dining area.
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3. Boardwalk by Flamboyante
Overall Ratings
4 based on 149 reviews
Reviewed By iammanish
We had heard about the place but the location was far off so never thought of heading here. Then the occasion arose when we were staying near Mandwa so this was a natural place to head to. Ambiance - 5/5Given the heat, I had earlier booked indoor seating but instantly realized my mistake. The indoor seating is small and frankly, sad. While the outdoor seating overlooks the sea and is brilliant. They've put these giant sprinkler fans which make it pretty easy to sit in the heat. The place is shaded with bamboos and the floor has a rustic appeal. They have variety of seating to choose from. Super like.Food/Drinks - 5/5What took me instantly was the availability of fresh juice cocktails - that's always a sign of brilliance lurking around the corner. And so it was! The melon-cucumber Sangria was a hit. I personally loved their martinis - sugarcane, watermelon and strawberry. The food was good as well. Chilli naan was nice find. Veggie burger was a bit too overstuffed though. We loved the pizzas! The sizzling brownie scores but the mud pie is a little too sweet. Service - 5/5Another score for them. There were several servers but no confusion. Everyone was ready to please and offered to make all sorts of customizations. Ever smiling and extremely courteous. Can't ask for more. Price - 4/5A bit on the pricier side. But guess it's because of the location and other things. Worth thinking of coming here from Mumbai if you live in the town. Pretty easy to get to with a Ferry/speed boat. Kudos!
4. Suruchi Restaurant
Overall Ratings
4 based on 31 reviews
Reviewed By tmanish76
This was the closest good restaurant that we had to our resort Radisson and we visited this for lunch on our way back to Mumbai. It had just finished renovation and it was their first day. There was a large group of families - 20 strong who had taken up the AC area and created a racket. Nonetheless, the staff were very accommodating and took our orders and managed to set us as well. The food was simple and delicious without too much oil with each dish adequate for more than one person. Only downside is that it is pure veg, but for veggie lovers, this is a good place to dine.
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