About the Author
The Gourmand World Cookbook Award-winner Rashmi Uday Singh, is synonymous with Good Food for the past two decades. Having studied law and management, she worked with the prestigious Indian Revenue Service, which she quit after 15 years as Deputy Commissioner to follow her creative muse in newsprint and television.
Books, Columns and Academy-Ms Singh is an author of 33 books and is a regular columnist with The Times of India, Bombay Times and Chennai Times. It is for her extraordinarily popular Good Food Guide that she is most celebrated (India’s first-ever, city-restaurant guide). This handy, first-of-its-kind, insider’s guide to Good Food established Singh as the nation’s most clued-in commentator on all things edible. She also runs the highly esteemed “Rashmi Uday Singh’s Good Food Academy” and used to run “Rashmi Uday Singh’s Good Food Galleries”.
Television Series-Having trained with the BBC in London, Singh completed a year-long successful TV series on DD Metro, “Health Today” and the popular food and travel show “Foodie Fundas with Rashmi Uday Singh”. Her TV show “Delicious Discoveries with Rashmi Uday Singh” was broadcasted on ET NOW and “Foodie Awards” on TIMES NOW. She was selected to be on Gordon Ramsay’s South India guide and has also filmed with Gordon for Channel 4 “Great Escapes”.
International Work-Chairman of the Central Asia region of the London-based “World’s 50 Best Restaurant Academy”, she has been on the jury for “The World’s Best Woman Chef” contest in France. She is the contributing editor of the Asian Miele, the Asian restaurant guide. Singh has represented India in international seminars and discussions in New York, London, Singapore and California, and is a Chaine des Rotisseurs. Her most recent, first-of-its-kind book (the world’s first) A Vegetarian in Paris ... The Ultimate Vegetarian Guide to Paris, has been in great demand and is already in first reprint.
Recent Awards-Winner of “The Best of the Best” World Gourmand Awards in Paris (2009), in Frankfurt (2008) and in Kuala Lumpur (2006) for her books, she has been awarded the “Experience Singapore” award in Singapore and the” Atout France Best Media Personality Award 2010” by the French government. The Gourmand World Cookbook Award has nominated “The Times Food Guide - Mumbai” as “India Winner” for 2011. Singh was also given the “Gr8 Woman Achievers” award 2011 for “Culinary Literature” in New Delhi.
Contents
Author’s Note
4
How to Use This Guide
5
Acknowledgements
7
Pick of the Guide
8
Mumbai by Night
Bars and Nightclubs
15
Ice Cream & Juice Parlours
115
Party Makers
131
Party Halls
155
Liquor Stores
178
24-hour Chemists
183
The Great Bar Guide
A Beginner’s Guide to Champagne
187
Wine? Cheers! My Introduction to Wine
190
A Beginner’s Guide to Beer
192
A Beginner’s Guide to Single Malt
197
A Beginner’s Guide to Cognac
200
A Beginner’s Guide to Sake
202
A to Z of Wine Terms
205
Setting up a Bar at Home
208
Cocktail Recipes, Tips and Guidelines
210
Eric Lobe’s Cocktail Recipes
212
Shatbhi Basu’s Cocktail Recipes
214
A Mix of Recipes from Mumbai’s Bars
221
Wine-based Cocktails
227
Shooters
228
Pairing Indian Food with Wine
230
Fine Wines for Profit & Pleasure - Wine as an Investment
236
Music
240
Night Eatabouts - Street Eatabouts
245
Open 24 Hours
251
Late-night Eatabouts
253
Indices
279
Maps
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