Yauatcha

Excellent small hidden restaurant. The place is cozy and very well maintained. The ambiance is too red but it’s a Chinese restaurant after all 😜 Cost effective Staff members were wearing a mask all the time. We didn’t get a chance to try a lot of things listed on the menu but what we had was delicious. Munchow Soup (veg) and Sweet Corn (Chicken) were definitely worth trying. During my next visit I will try some other food items.

This place is already hyped up in Mumbai, so let me not repeat what thousands have already mentioned ahead of me. If you are in BKC area, this is a very good option for a nice Asian meal option. Food quality is good, service is excellent & atmosphere is casual. It remains open till late night, so it helps if you are looking for a late night meal. Few things that didn’t work for me : - Average cost is almost Rs. 2,000/person without liquor. Everyone may not agree, This is way too expensive IMHO. - Place is loud, so everyone is speaking above normal decibel level to get heard. - Tables are too close to each other to have a nice quiet, private meal if that’s what you are looking for. - Please don’t upsell me your expensive dishes & then charge us even though we return 75% the plate served as we just can’t consume it. - Serving Rs. 600 water bottle when we don’t ask for it is a very bad business practice. Most don’t object, but we do feel cheated for sure. Please ask instead of assuming we want over-priced water at your establishment. Overall, a good place to check-out. Will I be back here ? I am not sure.

Had a lovely meal here with family and the quality of the food and taste is excellent. We had two toddlers with us and they enjoyed the meal as well. We were all vegetarian and had enough options to choose from. They catered for our allergy requirements. The drinks were very tasty as well. The overall experience is very similar to Yauatcha London where I have been a few times. Will definitely visit again soon.

This place should be called WOWtcha. The dim sum is tremendous and globally competitive with places I’ve been in Malaysia, NYC and London. The Cheung Fun (steamed prawn) may be the best I’ve had in my life. The ramen noodles were also delicious, along with the chicken in the clay pot - but the is place is really all about the dim sum.

The cuisine here offers excellent food, accompanied by attentive service. There's a diverse range of appealing options, both in terms of food and wine selection. However, the dining experience is compromised by the crowded setting, closely arranged tables, and a noisy atmosphere. Opting for a takeaway might be the best choice to fully enjoy the delicious offerings in a more peaceful setting.