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Mangalorean Seafood
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Mumbai, India

Trishna Mumbai

CuisineIndian, Butter Garlic Crab
Dress CodeSmart Casual

Our verdict

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Venue Details
Address
3/A Crystal Plaza, New Link Road, Andheri West, Mumbai, India
Phone
+91 22 3243 1145
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Trishna Mumbai restaurant in Mumbai, India

The menu

What to order

  • Butter garlic crab
  • Butter pepper garlic prawns
  • Koliwada prawns
  • Hyderabadi pomfret
About

This venue is no longer listed as an active En Primeur Club venue. Public source checks on 2026-06-22 found no support for the stored address as an active current venue; live contact, rating, FAQ and schema details have been removed.

Frequently asked questions

Where exactly is Trishna Mumbai?

Trishna Mumbai is located at 3/A Crystal Plaza, New Link Road, Andheri West, Mumbai, India.

How does Trishna Mumbai differ from other seafood restaurants in the western suburbs?

Trishna's grounding in Konkani and coastal Indian cooking places it in a narrower category than the broader seafood restaurant field in Mumbai's western suburbs, where menus often blend regional styles. Its address at Crystal Plaza on New Link Road puts it in the Andheri West corridor, an area where the dining scene skews toward reliable neighbourhood anchors rather than the high-profile destination tier — giving Trishna a different competitive context from similarly positioned kitchens in Bandra or Lower Parel.

What dish is Trishna Mumbai famous for?

Trishna's reputation has long been anchored in coastal and Konkani seafood preparations — the kind of cooking rooted in Mumbai's fishing community traditions rather than the tandoor-heavy mainstream. Trishna is known for Mangalorean Seafood, with a price tier of about USD 25 per person.

How hard is it to get a table at Trishna Mumbai?

Trishna sits in Andheri West's neighbourhood-anchored dining pattern, which tends to draw a loyal local crowd rather than the speculative queues common to destination restaurants in South Mumbai or Bandra. Reservations are essential.

What do critics highlight about Trishna Mumbai?

The editorial conversation around Trishna tends to focus on its positioning within Mumbai's coastal cooking tradition — a segment that sits apart from the city's North Indian-dominant restaurant tier. Critics note that the Andheri West address has maintained a reference-point status in the western suburbs as the surrounding restaurant market has grown more competitive.

Can Trishna Mumbai accommodate dietary restrictions?

Konkani and coastal seafood menus in Mumbai typically include vegetarian preparations alongside the fish-forward dishes, reflecting the dietary range of the city's dining public. Trishna serves Mangalorean Seafood and follows a smart casual dress code.

Is Trishna Mumbai worth it?

For anyone focused on Mumbai's coastal cooking tradition rather than the city's broader North Indian or pan-Asian restaurant offering, Trishna in Andheri West occupies a distinct position in the western suburbs. Its longevity in a market where fewer kitchens were making Konkani seafood a priority gives it a contextual credibility that newer entrants in the neighbourhood have had to work against. The price per person is about USD 25, and reservations are essential.

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Details
Vibe
  • Classic
  • Well Known
Best For
  • Special Occasion
  • Group Dining
Experience
  • Standalone
Menu Format
  • A La Carte
Dietary
  • Vegetarian Friendly
  • Vegan Options
  • Gluten Free Options
Noise LevelConversational
CapacitySmall
Service StyleUpscale Casual
Meal PacingStandard
KitchenTraditional
Wine ProgramCurated

Plain and unpretentious dining room with a no-frills, bustling atmosphere focused on food over decor.