Our Menu
Our Special Menu

Paya Soup

Chicken Thali

Mutton Thali

Kolambi Thali

Surmai Thali

Special Veg Thali

Baigan Masala

Puri Bhaji

Sheera

Dosa Chatani
No Artificial Colors or Baking Soda
In a world where neon-hued curries and fluffy baked treats often rely on shortcuts, Saudamini’s kitchen stands as a rebellion. Artificial colors and baking soda? They’re banned here. “Why drown the earth’s gifts in chemicals?” she asks, stirring a pot of golden turmeric-laced curry.
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The Natural Palette: Her dishes dazzle with colors straight from nature—sunset-orange from Kashmiri chilies, earthy browns from roasted coconut, and vibrant greens from fresh coriander. A plate of her Paya Soup glistens with caramelized onions and ruby-red chili oil, proving that authenticity needs no dye.
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Health & Authenticity: Baking soda might speed up cooking, but it dulls flavors and disrupts digestion. Instead, Saudamini slow-cooks meats until they’re fall-off-the-bone tender, letting patience—not chemicals—work its magic. “When you respect ingredients,” she says, “they sing on their own.”

Health Shouldn’t Compromise Taste.
While many coastal kitchens swear by coconut oil or ghee, Saudamini chooses sunflower oil—a nod to both heart health and flavor.
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The Science of Lightness: Rich in Vitamin E and low in saturated fats, sunflower oil lets Malvan’s bold spices shine without heaviness. Her Paplet Thali features pomfret crisped to perfection in this oil, its delicate flesh absorbing smoky spices without greasiness.
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Debunking Myths: Skeptics ask, “Can healthy oil really taste good?” One bite of her Malvani Chicken Sukka—where sunflower oil toasts grated coconut into caramelized bliss—silences doubts. Regulars like Rohan, a Mumbai-based food blogger, rave: “It’s crisp, fragrant, and guilt-free how?!”

Every Spice Tells a Story.
Saudamini’s spice cabinet isn’t stocked with store-bought packets but with heirloom blends, each with a tale.
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From Farm to Mortar: Every morning, she hand-selects cinnamon sticks, black cardamom, and coriander seeds, roasting them over a clay stove until they crackle. The Malvani Garam Masala—a family recipe dating back to her great-grandmother—includes a pinch of star anise, a rare twist from her grandfather’s spice-trading days.
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The Freshness Factor: Pre-ground spices lose their soul, she insists. Her Solkadhi derives its tang not from artificial souring agents but from kokum soaked overnight with freshly pounded garlic and cumin.

From the sea to your plate in hours, not days.
We partner with local fishermen to source the day’s freshest seafood. Every Surmai or Paplet in your thali swims in Malvan’s waters until dawn, ensuring unmatched freshness and flavor.

Respecting ingredients, from root to stem.
Vegetable peels become stocks, leftover fish bones enrich broths, and coconut shells turn into compost. We honor every ingredient’s journey, because waste has no place in tradition.

Safe feasts for every foodie.
Separate utensils and prep zones for gluten-free, nut-free, and vegan dishes. Your health isn’t a compromise it’s our priority.

Breakfast

Dosa Chutney

Medu Vada

Tarri Poha

Upma

Puri Bhaji

Usal

Kala Vatana Sambar

Valache Birde

Akkha Masoor

Alu Matar
Natural ingredients and testy food
Lunch

Surmai Thali

Halwa Thali

Paplet Thali

Kolambi Thali

Mushi Thali

Mushi Masala

Kolambi Masala

Khekda Masala

Bangda Tikhale

Bombil Fry
Lunch

Bombil Bhaji

Kolambi Bhaji

Surmai Fry

Bangda Fry

Halwa Fry

Paplet Fry

Jawla Plate

Chicken Masala

Chicken Kheema
Kaleji Plate
Enjoy in good tast and live life
Dinner
Mutton Kheema
Mutton Thali
Mutton Plate

Egg Masala
Egg Thali
Egg Bhurji
Egg Omelet
Kombdi Vade Thali

Chole Masala
Solkadhi
Dinner
Paneer Masala
Paneer Bhurji
Matar Paneer

Butter Paneer
Egg Thali
Egg Bhurji
Egg Omelet
Kombdi Vade Thali

Chole Masala
Solkadhi
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