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By Nishang Narayan
Published on February 18, 2025
Copper Chimney, a beloved name in Indian cuisine with a legacy spanning over five decades, has opened its doors to a stunning new flagship restaurant in the heart of Bandra on Linking Road. This new location honors its rich history while introducing a fresh, modern vibe that resonates with the vibrant neighborhood.
The restaurant’s legacy in Bandra dates back to the late '90s, and its newest space combines tradition with innovation. The interiors are designed with a contemporary flair, featuring an Art Deco-inspired foyer, intricately suspended brass bells, and an open kitchen that showcases Copper Chimney’s signature copper-clad tandoors. The dining area blends colonial-style furniture with warm wood accents and neutral tones, creating a relaxed yet refined atmosphere, punctuated by greenery for a fresh touch.
As part of the new offerings, Copper Chimney introduces exciting additions to the menu, such as the freshly baked Punjabi kulchas served with a variety of dips and toppings. The Street Chaats, like Dilli wali aloo tikki, Anarkali bazaar dahi phulki, and Muradabadi dal ki chaat, bring a vibrant, bazaar-inspired twist to the restaurant’s famed repertoire. These dishes sit alongside the restaurant's time-honored favorites, including Kadak Roomali, Chelo Kabab, Burrah Chops, Ab-e-Hayat soup, and the slow-cooked Dal Maharaja.
To mark this new chapter, Copper Chimney has launched a limited-time Spice Bazaar-inspired Bar Menu, available from February 8th to February 28th. This special menu is a collaboration between the restaurant's chefs and bartenders, offering a curated selection of classic kababs paired with innovative cocktails and mocktails infused with Copper Chimney's signature spice blends. This Chef-Bartender partnership celebrates the restaurant’s secret spice mixes, passed down through generations, offering diners an immersive experience where food and drink harmonize perfectly.
Reetesh Shukla, Vice President of Copper Chimney, shared his excitement about the new launch, saying, "We are thrilled to bring Copper Chimney's iconic legacy to Bandra again with a refreshed experience tailored to the neighborhood's vibrant charm. The new Bandra outlet blends tradition and innovation – from our signature dishes to the exclusive Spice Bazaar-inspired Bar menu. This launch is a testament to our commitment to delighting generations of diners with unforgettable food and warm hospitality."
This reimagined Copper Chimney is a destination for food lovers, families, and loyal patrons alike. The new space invites guests to create memories with their loved ones while savoring the best of Copper Chimney’s legendary Indian cuisine. Step into this fresh new experience, where every bite tells a story and each visit becomes a memory to cherish.
About Charcoal Concepts:
Copper Chimney is owned by Charcoal Concepts, a platform for specialist Indian food and beverage brands founded by K Hospitality Corp. Charcoal Concepts is home to leading brands such as Copper Chimney, Bombay Brasserie, Bombay Borough, and Joshh, serving millions of customers annually across India, the Middle East, Malaysia, and the UK.
Address: 266, Linking Rd, next to Shoppers Stop, Bandra West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400050.
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By Manu Vardhan Kannan
Published on January 28, 2026
Barbeque Nation is hosting an Odia food festival titled ‘Odia Trails’, celebrating the rich and diverse culinary heritage of Odisha. The festival features a specially curated menu by renowned chef and Masterchef India – Season 6 winner, Abinas Nayak, bringing regional flavours to diners through a thoughtfully crafted buffet experience.
Odia Trails offers a gastronomic journey through authentic Odisha cuisine, blending timeless street-style favourites with traditional regional specialities. The festival showcases a wide variety of dishes including the much-loved Dahi Pakhala, Chhena Poda, Mutton Aloo Aloo, Dalma, and several other classic preparations that reflect the soul of Odia cooking.
Sharing his thoughts on the collaboration, Chef Abinas Nayak (Masterchef India Season 6 winner) commented, “ I’m privileged to be a part of Barbeque Nation’s Odia food festival – Odia Trails, where I would be crafting iconic dishes from the Odisha cuisine. The widespread buffet is an amalgamation of diverse and flavourful cuisine, combining aromatic spices, fresh ingredients, and traditional cooking techniques.”
The Odia Trails festival highlights the vibrant flavours inspired by Odisha’s seasons and street food culture, presented through Barbeque Nation’s all-you-can-eat buffet format. Designed for food enthusiasts keen to explore regional delicacies, the spread combines fusion-based cooking with heritage Odia recipes curated by Chef Abinas Nayak.
The festival is being hosted at Barbeque Nation’s Marathahalli outlet, offering guests an opportunity to experience the depth and diversity of Odia cuisine in a familiar and interactive dining setting.
By Hariharan U
Mumbai’s dining landscape welcomes a new heritage-driven destination with the opening of Dakshin Legacy, a fine-dining restaurant devoted exclusively to the coastal cuisines of South India. Rooted in tradition and guided by emotion, the restaurant brings together age-old recipes, soulful hospitality, and thoughtful design to create an experience that preserves culinary heritage rather than reinventing it.
Positioned as Mumbai’s only fine-dining restaurant focused solely on coastal South Indian food, Dakshin Legacy showcases flavours from Mangalore, Kerala, Goa, and Tamil Nadu. Each dish is prepared exactly as it has been for generations, following traditional methods such as stone-ground masalas, clay-pot slow simmering, hand-pressed coconut milk, and banana-leaf steaming. Regional spices sourced directly from the southern coastline ensure the food remains bold, honest, and deeply rooted, with no fusion, shortcuts, or dilution of flavour.
The culinary programme is led by Chef Nagesh, whose approach is grounded in patience, memory, and deep respect for tradition. Every curry, masala, and seafood preparation follows ancestral techniques, allowing flavours to develop naturally and authentically. The menu highlights the diversity of coastal cooking through signature dishes such as Crab Chettinad, Pomfret Gassi with freshly ground coconut masala, Prawns Ghee Roast, Surmai Masala Fry, and Clams Sukka, where roasted spices and fresh coconut come together in perfect balance.
Complementing the cuisine is Dakshin Legacy’s coastal-inspired bar programme led by Dharmendar Prajapati, who reimagines familiar South Indian flavours into contemporary cocktails. Using ingredients such as kokum, fresh fruits, herbs, and gentle spices, the cocktail menu adds a playful yet rooted dimension to the dining experience. Standout serves include Reddy on the Rocks, Chiranjeevi Kidu, Bahubali Burst, Lungi Dance, and Rajni Kudampuli, each reflecting regional influences with modern technique.
The restaurant’s interiors, designed by founder and hotelier Harshita Shetty, are a warm tribute to South India’s coastal homes. Spread across 4,800 sq. ft. with seating for 150 guests, the space features teakwood and cane accents, brass and bell-metal details, antique Mangalorean window frames, banana-leaf-inspired motifs, and handloom-style textures. A calming palette of ivory, sandalwood, deep green, and gold creates an atmosphere that transitions seamlessly from relaxed lunches to refined evening dining.
“With Dakshin Legacy, I wanted to create a space that feels like a homecoming, where the warmth of coastal tradition meets the polish of fine dining. The design doesn’t reinvent heritage; it preserves it with heart,” said Harshita Shetty.
Open for both lunches and dinners, Dakshin Legacy is envisioned as a destination for family gatherings, professional meetings, and celebratory dining alike. Led by Harshita Shetty, a Les Roches–trained second-generation hotelier, the restaurant reflects a deeply personal journey that blends global hospitality expertise with cultural responsibility.
With its uncompromising authenticity, evocative storytelling, and elevated dining experience, Dakshin Legacy offers Mumbai a timeless destination that celebrates the flavours, memories, and enduring legacy of South India’s coastal cuisine, one plate at a time.
Anardana has unveiled a new signature cocktail collection that draws inspiration from iconic street cuisines across India and select global destinations. Designed with a global outlook and an Indian soul, the collection reimagines familiar street flavours through classic cocktail techniques, bold ingredients and layered profiles, creating drinks that feel both nostalgic and contemporary.
Each cocktail has been crafted to pair seamlessly with Anardana’s dining experience, offering guests a journey through flavours that are expressive, comforting and inventive. Among the highlights is Banarasi Paan, an aromatic blend of gin and rosso vermouth with gulkand and betel leaves, capturing the sweetness, spice and ceremonial charm of Banaras in a refined, modern form.
Kaapi Time brings together whiskey, South Indian filter coffee, coconut and brown sugar, delivering warmth and depth with a soulful finish. The Phirni Tini offers an indulgent reinterpretation of the beloved dessert, presented as a clarified, creamy and delicately balanced cocktail. Adding a bold, umami-forward edge is Samurai’s Sip, which combines whiskey with gari, passion fruit and ponzu for a playful yet complex profile.
Completing the signature selection is Tuscan Sunset, a fresh and herbaceous cocktail featuring gin, basil, olive, tomato and coconut, evoking relaxed Mediterranean afternoons in every sip.
Balancing innovation with familiarity, the menu also features timeless classics. The crisp Dark ’n Stormy pairs dark rum with ginger beer for a spicy, refreshing finish, while the elegant Cosmopolitan blends vodka, orange liqueur, lime and cranberry for effortless sophistication. The ever-popular LIIT (500 ml) brings together vodka, gin, rum, tequila and triple sec with lime and cola, making it bold, festive and ideal for sharing.
Carefully composed and expressive, Anardana’s cocktail collection invites guests to slow down, savour and explore, reinforcing the brand’s focus on flavour-led storytelling through food and drink.
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