Tales of the Sunday Brunch at JW Marriott Mumbai had reached me
even as I was in
Priced at Rs 3986, including taxes and selection of liqueur; and
Rs 2727 including taxes and soft beverages, the brunch flaunts an array of live
counters, including a cold meat spread and gourmet hand-tossed pizza stations,
along with a melodious live band for company. The cuisines are fewer, but the
options within each are varied.
Though the brunch is largely non-veg oriented,
being a pure vegetarian, I was still spoilt for choices when it came to their
delectable pasta station and the selection of gourmet cheeses from around
globe. The weekend we went, the Oriental section had the made-to-order Wonton &
Noodle Soup, which commenced our food marathon, followed by a portion of garden
salad, grilled prawns and tempura fried oysters. 
While my non-vegetarian friend
ordered for herself a Chicken, Basil and Parmesan Pasta, I was caught drooling
over their Farfalle Arrabbiata, along with a hand tossed stuffed pizza. There's something for everyone—right from an egg station to a waffle and churros
counter and a fine collection of wines from across the globe.
Too stuffed with
all the Continental varieties and in a bid to save room for desserts, we sadly
had to skip their North Indian section and jump straight to their acclaimed
waffles and range of eggless, sugar-free and fresh fruit desserts.
In conclusion, I can only say that when you are sitting next to (supposedly) Lucky Ali; Raj Kundra
passes by with some friends and you find Mahesh Bhatt nonchalantly sitting at
the coffee shop, you know you are at a Brunch which Bombay’s finest call their
Sunday recluse.
Where: Lotus Cafe, JW Marriott Mumbai,
Date: Ongoing
Time: 12:30 pm onwards
Pricing: Non-alcoholic – 2300 + taxes
Alcoholic – 3300 + taxes
Kids Buffet – 1475 all inclusive (only for kids above 10 years)
Rating- 4/5
For inquiries call, 022-66933344.
P.S. Thank you Afsha Khalfay for clicking all the pictures!
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