Little Mumbai Market from Pleasantville Menu

If you are coming to Little Mumbai Market in Pleasantville with your vehicle, you will find parking spots at a distance of 206 meters at MNR Pleasantville Station-Parking Lot, Or you could use public transportation to get to the station Metro-North-Pleasantville, which is 202 meters away from the restaurant.

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Based on the average review of 4.4, the Little Mumbai Market is definitely worth a visit, Furthermore, this joint is known as one of the best in Pleasantville, within the popular category European.

What User likes about Little Mumbai Market:
loved this little gem in pleasantville! French and Indian fusion is a very unique combination, but I loved how this tiny restaurant was able to captivate both cultures in playful dishes. I had the Vada-Pav, and the chili-spink-frankie last time, and my man had the lamb shell. both were delicious, and I really enjoyed that it was their own aspekt, by the choice of protein, soße, etc. portion sizes were great, the eati... View all feedback.

What User doesn't like about Little Mumbai Market:
our experience was not perfect! we tried pav bhaji and chicken kebab dish. pav bhaji wasn't that bad. haryali huhn kebab, was terrible. few pieces were too dry, a bit chewing and some undercooked. kebab looked like pan fried to order instead of traditional wood/coal. sauce hasn't helped. can crepps are a better choice there, like nutella crepe or so. will write another review if I dare to go there and try to crepe. View all feedback.

Had a great meal, as usual. Started with a deconstructed samosa that was delicious. We had both salads, my with grilled chicken (tandoori grilled so delicate, j...

Chicken and Spinach Crepe was on point. Also, Matcha had green tea and a decaf icy coffee! Very pleasant

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At this restaurant you can simply ring the number (+1)9147730500 to make reservations.

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