Amintiri w my papa 🦜 I had the fusilli roasted red pepper burrata pasta and my dad had smoked chicken penne.. mine was better would recommend both!!!! The portions are huge so honestly you could get away with sharing 1 pasta between 2 people because we barely managed to eat half and had to get it packed 🐒 the other Amintiri location is better than this one #NoShade
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October heat · what people are noticing
The Hour in Mumbai
A Bhendi Bazaar artery that becomes the city's most famous kebab-and-sweets corridor after dusk, especially during Ramzan.
Mohammed Ali RoadBhendi BazaarOne of Ballard Estate's uniform stone office blocks, typical of the quarter's Edwardian design code.
Mackenzie BuildingBallard EstateA quiet war memorial in Ballard Estate remembering the world wars and the merchant navy.
Ballard Estate War MemorialBallard EstateThe rocky Bandra promontory of tide pools and sunset benches beside Bandra Fort.
Land's End, BandraBandraA 1949 Art Deco single-screen at Marine Lines, built for premieres and still hosting film festivals.
Liberty CinemaMarine LinesThe city's vast open-air laundry: rows of concrete wash-pens worked by generations of dhobis.
Mahalaxmi Dhobi GhatMahalaxmiCastella de Aguada, a Portuguese-era watchtower on the rocks at Bandra's Land's End, facing the Sea Link.
Bandra FortBandraAn eight-lane cable-stayed bridge across Mahim Bay, best seen lit up from Bandra Fort.
Bandra-Worli Sea LinkBandraA Girgaon gateway station whose surrounds hold old wadis, sweet shops and the walk down to Girgaon Chowpatty.
Charni RoadGirgaonThe Cathedral of Nossa Senhora da Vida, the principal church within Vasai Fort, now a roofless shell.
Matriz Cathedral, Vasai FortVasaiA 100-plus sq km forest inside the city limits, home to leopards, trails and the Kanheri caves.
Sanjay Gandhi National ParkBorivaliA 1914 playhouse-turned-cinema in Kalbadevi, one of the oldest surviving single-screens in the city.
Edward TheatreKalbadeviThe sea-facing gate of Vasai Fort, flanked by huge baobab trees.
Sea Gate, Vasai FortVasai
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