Mumbai’s Seasonal Mango Menus You Should Not Miss

Mumbai’s Seasonal Mango Menus You Should Not Miss

By Manu Vardhan Kannan

Published on May 3, 2026

Mango season in the city always brings with it a sense of excitement, and this year, several restaurants are turning the spotlight on the king of fruits with menus that feel both creative and comforting. From relaxed cafés to refined dining spaces, these seasonal offerings celebrate mango in ways that are easy to enjoy and hard to miss.

At Kefi in Versova, the mood is calm, warm and inviting, making it the perfect setting to enjoy its limited-time Mango Menu: Summer Escape. Built around the idea of finding joy in simple moments, the café keeps things light and familiar while adding a playful twist. The menu flows naturally between refreshing and indulgent, with drinks like the Spicy Mango Chilli Mojito bringing a hint of heat, while the Mango Matcha Latte surprises with its balance. For those who prefer something classic, the Mango & Cream offers a comforting choice, alongside lighter options like the Zesty Affair salad and Mango Smoothie Bowl. The Mango Dream Cake rounds it off with a soft, creamy finish that stays true to the fruit’s flavour. It’s the kind of place where you don’t overthink your order, you simply enjoy the moment. The menu is available till 10th June 2026.

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In Lower Parel, Epitome brings a more layered and exploratory take on mango with its specially curated seasonal menu. Known for its global vegetarian and vegan approach, the restaurant blends creativity with familiar flavours. Dishes like the Mango Baked Brie and Deconstructed Mango Sushi set an interesting tone, while options such as Mango Tacos and Thai Yellow Mango Coconut Curry add depth and comfort. Desserts here lean towards indulgence, with highlights including Alphonso Tres Leches, Mango in Box and the White Chocolate Mango Dome. The experience is not just about the food, but about slowing down and enjoying how each dish unfolds. The mango menu will be available till July 2026.

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Over in Juhu, Luuma House keeps things relaxed and enjoyable with its Summer Menu, where mango appears across dishes in a way that feels natural and easy. The approach here is subtle, letting the fruit shine without making it feel forced. Light starters like the Thai Raw Mango Salad and Mango & Tadgola Salad offer a refreshing start, while the Aam Ras Puri adds a familiar touch for those looking for something traditional. For a more filling meal, dishes such as the Mangalorean Mockmeat Curry and BBQ Jackfruit Bao bring variety to the table. Desserts like the New York Baked Mango Cheesecake and Mango Soufflé with Mango Ice Cream keep things simple yet satisfying. The menu is available till 31st May.

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With each restaurant bringing its own style to the table, Mumbai’s mango menus this season offer something for every mood, whether it’s a quick café stop, a relaxed meal or a more indulgent dining experience. It’s the perfect time to explore how this beloved fruit can be enjoyed in so many different ways across the city.


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