Naga Belly

Naga Belly did not disappoint. The momos were superb, but the real standouts were the crispy pork ribs and smoked pork. Rich, savory, and surprisingly close to Filipino flavors 🤍 Magi was amazing too! Warm, accommodating, and made the whole experience even better. We’ll definitely be back.

A cute little gem tucked away in bustling 4 Bungalows in Andheri. It serves up fresh, flavorful Naga cuisine. The space is small (seats about 10-12 people), so come prepared for a cozy experience and a bit of a wait—everything is made fresh, and it’s worth it. What we tried: Fermented Rice Drink – Fresh, earthy, and gives a nice buzz. Chicken Momos – Simple, fresh, and delicious. Smoked Pork Momos – Our favorite! Smoky, juicy, and packed with flavor. Axone Pork – A must-try for those who enjoy strong, pungent flavors. Perfect with sticky or purple rice. Naga Chicken Curry – A comforting, mildly spiced curry that pairs well with rice. Seasonal Plum Drink – Light, refreshing, and a great palate cleanser. Price for 4: ₹2,900 It’s a little on the pricier side but the quality and authenticity make it worthwhile. Friendly staff, bold flavors and a truly unique culinary experience. Will definitely return to try more!

I visited this place with family for a late-night dinner, our first time trying Naga cuisine. It’s a small spot with limited seating, so it feels cozy but can get crowded in the evening. The staff were friendly and made us feel welcome. They know the menu well and can provide suggestions based on your preference. Good decor too. The pork bhujiya was absolutely delicious, though some pieces were a tad oily. The star ingredient, perilla seeds, gives most of the dishes their unique flavor. It’s definitely different from what I’m used to, and it might take a moment to adjust to the bold, unfamiliar tastes. Portions were generous, so you definitely get your money’s worth. Overall, it’s a great spot to try something new if you’re up for a culinary adventure. Just be ready for those distinct Naga flavors! Naga Pork Bhujia - 5/5 Perilla Seeds Chicken Curry - 4/5 Purple Rice - 3/5 Fresh Lime Soda - 4/5

We called and made a reservation and they had our table ready for us. It’s a small space, the indoor AC section has only 4 tables with benches seating 2 people each. Two tables outside. Quite cramped. There is no valet parking and it’s a main road below the metro so no street parking as well. Luckily, we searched & found a BMC parking some 200 metres away (on our own). When we called the restaurant inquiring about parking, they should’ve suggested this. Also, there’s no washroom. Food was definitely unique and interesting - We mostly went with the servers reco and the house favourites - 1. Naga Pork Bhujiya - French fries but pork with (too) spicy chutney, so be careful 5/5 2. Axone with smoked pork - bold flavours 5/5 3. Purple rice - cross between regular rice and sticky rice. Above average portion 5/5 4. Rice fermented drink 5/5 5. mulberry fruit drink 5/5 To summarise, we were delighted with our experience as we tried a new cuisine. We paid 1800 for 2.

Amazing place!! The only authentic Naga food place in mumbai. The staff are very friendly and even got us seats though there was a birthday party going on. Tried their amazing native fermented drinks, which were amazing. We ate too much of pork though, the appetiser and main course, which we overkill of fat. So ask them in advance if it’s too fatty or oily, because not many people are used it that. But very happy with the place

It's a fabulous place for pork lovers. Receptionist Ms. Suli is a wonderful person. Highly recommended for all.

Highly recommend this place! The Crispy Pork Belly was outstanding - juicy, tender, and crispy. All the dishes we tried were delicious and worth ordering. However, there are a couple of areas for improvement. The restaurant is quite small, and the ordering process could be streamlined. It would be helpful if the staff took written orders to avoid misunderstandings. We had to repeat our order multiple times, and some items were still missing. Implementing this simple step would save time and enhance the overall dining experience."

This place serves one of the best pork dishes in Mumbai. They have a little constraint in terms of space and also price is on the higher side. But they really serve authentic naga cuisine. Also if you are lucky you can try the rice beer even though it’s not exactly of the same taste as of authentic Assam or Nagaland rice beer.