Martand Misal Dadar

We ordered one special martand misal thali and one normal misal thali overall misal was good but I was expecting misal will be spicy but not it was little not spicy they serve gulabjam with thali that was average buttermilk milk was good they also served dahi with thali overall that misal thali was average price range is very pocket friendly. they decorated their wall with some puneri pati’s

Go for their Martand special misals, they have 4 options in it. The misal is very tasty but if you are expecting very spicy then this place is not for you. The staff is very coordial and welcoming, service is very fast. Alll the items in the thali are of good quality. The vada is also tasty, thin outer besan layer and super filled with batata bhaji.

Absolutely loved the misal! 🔥 Authentic taste with perfect spice, crispy farsan, and fresh pav. You can choose your spice level, which is great! Quick service, clean place, and budget-friendly. A must-visit for misal lovers! 🌶️💯

If you're a true misal lover, this place is nothing short of paradise! Located in the heart of Dadar at Khandke Building, Martand Misal serves a punch of spice, flavor, and authenticity in every bite. The misal here is a perfect balance of spicy tarri, crunchy farsan, fresh onions, and soft pav – served piping hot and full of flavor. The quantity is generous and the taste hits just the right note of traditional Maharashtrian style. What I loved the most was the consistency in taste and the homely vibe. It's not just food, it’s an experience! The staff is polite, and the service is quick, even when the place is buzzing with foodies. Perfect for a quick brunch or spicy snack fix, Martand Misal is definitely worth every bite and every rupee! My Ratings: Taste: ★★★★★ Quantity: ★★★★☆ Service: ★★★★★ Value for Money: ★★★★★ Highly recommended to all misal lovers. Don’t forget to carry a bottle of water – it’s spicy in the best way possible!

TBH I didn't like the missal, the gravy was cold, the taste was not even of missal, i had vada which was great, but as the outlet is promoting for misal joint its not up to mark.

Last week, I decided to try a much-talked-about Misal hotel nearby, hoping to satisfy my craving for spicy, hearty Maharashtrian fare. As someone who truly enjoys exploring local food joints, I was curious to see how this place stacks up against the hype. Getting there was my first challenge. The hotel is located on a busy street, and finding a spot to park turned out to be quite a hassle. After several minutes of circling the block, I finally managed to squeeze my car awkwardly into a tight lane nearby. If you’re planning your own visit, be prepared for some parking inconvenience. Stepping inside, I was greeted by a pleasant atmosphere—the place has a lively, welcoming vibe. It’s neat, relatively spacious, and filled with the comforting aroma of spices. The chatter of satisfied diners and the clatter from the kitchen gave it a nice, bustling feel without being overwhelming. Honestly, the ambiance is one of the hotel's stronger points. Now, onto the main event: the Misal. I had set my expectations fairly high, but the dish itself was average at best. The spice level was spot-on for traditional Misal lovers—fiery, but not overpowering. However, the blend of flavors didn’t quite come together for me. The usal (lentil curry) felt a bit bland, the farsan (crispy topping) was passable, and the pav (bread roll) was nothing out of the ordinary. It wasn’t bad, but certainly not memorable or stand-out compared to other Misal I’ve had at smaller, less-known places. I’d say it’s just fine if you’re looking to satisfy a random Misal craving but don’t expect to be wowed. Service was okayish. The staff were polite and reasonably attentive, but nothing remarkable. My order took a while to arrive, and despite the crowd not being excessive, there was some confusion with my bill at the end. While nobody was rude, I felt the staff could be a bit more prompt and organized—especially given the hotel’s popularity. If you’re someone who values ambiance, this hotel checks the box. If food is your primary motivator, especially for something as fiercely competitive as Misal, you might leave wishing for a bit more punch and originality. The service neither adds nor detracts much from the experience, but the parking situation is a definite inconvenience that’s hard to overlook.

Martand Misal - Dadar ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Taste and Authentic Experience! Martand Misal in Dadar is a gem for anyone who loves authentic Maharashtrian cuisine. The misal here is simply outstanding, with a perfect blend of spices and flavors that leave you wanting more. The ambiance is cozy and welcoming, making it a great spot to enjoy a hearty meal. The service is quick and efficient, ensuring you have a pleasant dining experience. Highly recommend trying their special misal and chai combo. A must-visit for all food lovers!

Nice place to try Misal pav with good quality and quantity. Loved the taste and variety here. Service was very quick and friendly. The only drawback is there is no seating arrangement for a group of more than 4 people. Could have been if there was proper ventilation and apt seating arrangement. Rest everything is good and just near the Dadar station.