Dine like a diva at the most expensive restaurants in Mumbai for an experience of a lifetime!

Ever wanted to treat yourself with a glass of fine wine, admire a view and binge on delicious food? We have you covered! These restaurants are not just about the exceptional food but also about the luxurious experience that comes with it. So get set and perch yourself in lavishness and luxury that these extravagant places offer. 

Ocean - The Private Dining Room - Sahara Star 

Located in the heart of Vile Parle, this restaurant serves Asian, Seafood, Mediterranean and North Indian cuisines. The interiors give off a feeling of being seated in the middle of an ocean. There is also a private dining space which is ideal for date nights and special occasions! A wholesome meal for two at this restaurant costs approximately Rs. 30,000. 

Where: Hotel Sahara Star, Opposite Domestic Airport, Vile Parle East

Wasabi by Morimoto - The Taj Mahal Palace

This is the best Japanese restaurant in Mumbai, which is perfect for sushi, wasabi and unagi lovers. Their lip-smacking menu is the perfect balance of flavours and well-cooked food. They even cater to vegetarians and have a wide range of soups, appetisers and sushi without meat! A meal for two at this fine place costs approximately Rs. 10,000. 

Where: The Taj Mahal Palace & Tower, Apollo Bunder, Colaba

Yukka - The St. Regis

Japanese cuisine seems like a favourite of the luxury restaurants. This one seems to be reshaping the face of Japanese cuisine in the city with its eye for detail and impeccable flavours that seem to have been flown in straight from Tokyo! Their Avocado Tartare, Salmon on Fire and Popcorn Shrimp are dishes that should not be skipped. A meal for two at this lavish restaurant costs approximately Rs. 8.000. 

Where: The St. Regis, 462, Senapati Bapat Marg, Lower Parel

Le Cirque Signature - The Leela

Known for its luxury hospitality, this space is known for its extensive wine menu. With elegant interiors and delicious food, Le Cirque serves scrumptious Italian and French food and has got an excellent varieties of salads. The beetroot risotto and quinoa salad are the best rated food items of this classy restaurant. A meal for two here costs approximately Rs. 6,000. 

Where: The Leela Mumbai, Andheri-Kurla Road, Sahar, Mumbai, Chakala

Vista - Taj Lands End

Stop scouting for your next Sunday brunch destination - we found a perfect one for you! This luxury dining restaurant serves North Indian, Asian and Continental food in their buffet and brunch. Satiate your cravings for Malaysian and Singaporean food as the restaurant has an extensive street food menu as well! The brunches have a different theme every week, so if you are keen on experimenting, then try out this place. A meal for two at this high-end restaurant costs around Rs. 5,500. 

Where: Taj Lands End, Bandstand, Bandra West

AB Celestial

Ideal for date nights and special occasions, this restaurant is located in a ship! This place is a must-visit as it is India's first floating restaurant and would make for an experience of a lifetime. The European, Continental, Asian and Indian food is sure to leave your palette craving for more. A meal for two at this lovely romantic spot is approximately for Rs. 5,000. 

Where: Near Bandra Worli Sea Link, Bandra Reclamation Dock

The Peshwa Pavilion - ITC Maratha

Looking like a lavish film set, this fine dining restaurant serves North Indian, European and Continental delicacies that are sure to leave you salivating. The place exudes grace and glamour. If you have a sweet-tooth, then make sure to leave some space in your tummy for this place serves some amazing desserts to die for! The place looks completely different during the day with all the bright natural light and at night with the romantic lamps. Either way, it exudes warmth and comfort in abundance. A meal for two at this gorgeous place costs approximately Rs. 5,000.

Where: Sahar Airport Road, Near International Airport, Chakal

We absolutely love all these locations, their food and ambiance! Do you have any recommendations? Let us know in the comments section below.