Olympia Coffee House

Visited this restaurant a few days ago and had a pretty good experience overall. The place is located in a prime area, so naturally, there’s a good amount of crowd and demand. The pricing is average—neither too high nor too cheap—and the quality of food matches well with the price. It’s not over-the-top fancy, but definitely a decent place for a casual meal. If you're looking for a simple, well-priced option in a busy area, this place is worth a visit!

A true Bombay breakfast spot! Olympia is a cash-only restaurant (GST 😉, bill also don't contain GST no) but totally worth it. The keema items were delicious, and the real highlight for us was the bun maska(MUST TRY) We first ordered one, loved it so much that we kept reordering—ended up with seven in total! At one point the waiter wasn’t too pleased since he was losing count and asked us to order all at once 😂. The taste was unmatched—we even tried the same dish at a nearby restaurant later in the evening, but it just couldn’t compare to Olympia’s version. Definitely a must-visit for authentic, tasty Bombay breakfast classics.

I have been visiting Olympia since over 15 years! It has become a no brainer breakfast spot for me and my friends when we decide to do morning visits to town. Kheema pao is popular choice, but I prefer their kheema fry with a side of roti. If you're visiting for lunch you can opt for a mutton masala fry or chicken masala fry. The food is simple, I wouldn't say it is out of this world, but it's much better value for money than so many other restaurants in the area. I would peg this as a decent budget eatery.

Affordable restaurant near Gateway of India. We tried mutton, chicken and chicken liver masala with chappathi and rice.The food is of good taste and decent quantity. They do accept only cash payments.

Good place to try moghalai food.... one of the legendary places at Colaba serving Moghalai dishes.... we tried the bheja masala and kheemaaa with butter parathaa followed with Mutton biryani and icecream falooda... Expect little waiting time... good quick service and helpful staff...

I have visited this 100 year old restaurant several times. But this time, it was turned out to be a total disaster. Most of the dishes were uniformly bland, devoid of salt or any flavour. Stick to the breakfast schedule if you are visiting this restaurant. Otherwise simply avoid.

After a long and tiring shopping session at and near Mhd Ali Road, I paid a premium to a taxi to get to this familiar place. I was promptly seated with some strangers at a shared table, as is the custom here. The strangers left while my order was brought; two more strangers joined the table — one, a foreigner, unable to figure out the menu and wasn’t helped; the other disappointed that the bun maska wasn’t in-house, ruing the lack of authenticity and complaining about why they should have something a roadside tapri would serve. I enjoyed my meal — shami kebab with butter paratha — but before my bill was brought, I was subjected to a cross-selling attempt for some cheap perfumes. I left disappointed at the loss of authenticity, but at least I can return to have some good food again.

The upper deck is an AC room and is quite spacious. The food is simply fantastic. I've visited the place multiple times at this point. The chicken masala fry and fish fry are amazing, to say the least. Biryani or Biryani Rice with some chicken gravy and a fry item will leave your taste buds wanting more. Sadly, the stomach has its capacity 😅