Kyani & Co. | Legendary Irani Restaurant, Bakers

Pros: 1. Notable cafe with a rich history of more than a century. 2. Mutton keema was really good. 3. Tea was worth it Cons: They only accept cash and please be sure you have cash in hand before entering the cafe. They don't serve normal water and we have to buy water bottles which was really a shame. The bun baska was less than okay as it was too sweet. No washrooms to freshen up. Overall I think the historical importance is wearing out and they better save it up.

There is a reason this place is still running since 1904, To comment and say this place is bad would be a wrong thing to do since they do serve good and this place take you back in time. Love visiting this place I missed the Pudding my used to get or for us when we were small. A place you visit just to go back in time.

I came in with very high expectations but somewhat disappointed with the experience. Went by 8am and place was already crowded and.almost full. We were looking around for a seat and an old person came by and.asked us to stand aside. Then we found a seat and as they were all cramped close to each other, there were several strict announcements on the wall to pay only in cash and no cards or UPI are accepted. The walls were ugly and there is a subtle difference between being old and vintage and being not maintained and dirty. Guess the place is managed by old men and they interact with customers and it makes a huge difference. The 2 old men, one in the cash and another checking on customers never even smiled. Or not sure they didn't have a good day. We tried their mutton kheema, bun maska, irani chai, buns and brown rice with gravy. Food was in good quality and tasty. Feels like being in an heritage place. Somehow I didn't feel welcomed. More than the foods taste, the experience makes you relish the place and makes you come again and again. Sorry to say that this hyped place didn't work for me and my family.

The food is just mouth licking with 90s vibe. The things I tried were chicken pattice, kyani special burger, cold coffee, omelette paav , mawa cake and pudding. Pudding was not on point and was a little dry however all the other items are worth giving a shot.

Had an amazing experience. Just loved all the items. Their Mawa cake was 🤩 Only complaint would be they didn't let me take photos with my camera. I understand their reservations but sometimes they should allow some tourists like me to take photos if we are not taking too long to capture and occupying seats unreasonably.

Great ambiance! Literally transports you back in time. But mind it they're CASH ONLY. They'll not accept any other currency even if you beg them But food is mind-blowing. Best just try Chicken puff Keema pav Special mava cake.

Truly a heritage place to visit. The parcy delicacies were a treat to your mouth. We did try all the recomendeds and they were decilious. None of them failed to memserize us. Starting from Bun Maska to Irani masala tea to mutton Puffs, Akhuri, club sandwich, Chicken Cutlet.

One of the oldest Iranian cafes in Mumbai. Famous and hyped for their authentic indo persian cuisine and bakery. Even though the food and service was pretty decent, the ambience and attitude of the management was really bad.Visted on a Sunday morning and place was full at 8 am. Tried most of the famous dishes from bun muska to Iranian tea to flavoured sodas. Dishes all tasted decent and quantity was value for money. Bearers were running between tables but got food faster than we expected even in the rush. Ambience was poor and tables were cluttered with very little space between. Interior was dirty and clumsy. Only cash payment is accepted. No cards no upi. Parking is another issue as they don't provide parking and have to park on road sides.