Oko - The LaLiT Mumbai

Mogulaiah Golla

3 years ago

5.0

Visited the Lalit Mumbai was really a pleasure. Always heard about their Atrium lobby, which was super impressive. The property is huge. Tried their Oko restaurant, which serves pan Asian cuisine. Restaurant has amazing view of water fountain and that wonderful lobby. Ambience is nice and soothing. Service is extremely nice, the staff is super supportive and even the chef I would like to thank that he came and talked to us in our dinning time. They served some of the best mocktails and cocktails, which were specially made for us by their bartender. Vodka based cocktail was too good which was served in martini glass. Tom yum Soup- Super soothing veg tom yum soup tasted excellent. Loved the thin consistency and especially in the rainy season, it was nice and warm for the throat. (4/5) Chicken Pepper Dimsum – Super thin coating to the dim sums with excellent chicken pepper filling in it. Great skills by the chef. A must try. (4.5/5) Chicken Lemongrass – Ideal starter to order with your drinks. Small strips byte size chicken crisp fried and tossed in red bird eye chillies, garlic, spring onion and dominantly flavoured by lemongrass. (5/5) Chicken hot Basil – A dish of the day. Chicken cubes tossed in basil with little spice and pepper cubes and onion cubes. Loved the secret sauce the chef used in this dish while tossing the chicken. A must order dish for sure. (5/5) Kung Nam Prik Pao – Prawns Based main course dish made with sweet roasted chilli paste and garnished with juliennes of peppers. Loved the size of the prawns served. (5/5) Chao Fan – Ideal Chinese chicken fried rice which went so well with the prawns. (5/5) New York cheesecake – So perfect. Cheesecake topped with blueberry filling and garnished superbly. A must order dessert for sure. (5/5)

+6

Hungry Lions

2 years ago

5.0

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5) **A Culinary Delight at Oko, The Lalit Mumbai** I recently dined at Oko, located within the luxurious 5-star property, The Lalit Mumbai. Renowned for its exceptional Asian cuisine, Oko did not disappoint. I had the pleasure of trying their newly introduced Bento Box along with a 4-course meal, and every bite was a delight. **Ambiance:** The restaurant's ambiance is elegant and sophisticated, providing a perfect setting for a luxurious dining experience. The decor seamlessly blends modern aesthetics with traditional Asian elements, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere. **Food:** The highlight of my visit was undoubtedly the Bento Box and the 4-course meal. Each dish was beautifully presented and bursting with flavors. The Bento Box offered a variety of delectable items, each more delicious than the last. The 4-course meal was a culinary journey, with each course perfectly complementing the next. To top it all off, we indulged in a brownie with ice cream for dessert. The brownie was rich and decadent, perfectly paired with creamy ice cream - a delightful end to an incredible meal. **Service:** The service at Oko was impeccable. The staff were attentive, knowledgeable, and ensured that every aspect of our dining experience was flawless. **Overall Experience:** From the exquisite food to the elegant ambiance and outstanding service, Oko at The Lalit Mumbai offers a dining experience that is second to none. Whether you're a fan of Asian cuisine or simply looking for a memorable culinary adventure, Oko is a must-visit. **Dishes I Recommend:** - Bento Box - 4-Course Meal - Brownie with Ice Cream Can't wait to return and explore more of their menu!

Moumita

3 years ago

5.0

On A Trip to - Malaysia Literally At luxurious 5 star The Lalit Mumbai Attended the launch party of the Malaysian Food Festival at super speciality restaurant of The Lalit Mumbai, OKO The Magic of Malay - you must experience Food Festival dates- 26th May - 4th June, 2023 Time - 7pm - 11pm Location - OKO The Lalit Mumbai Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport Road, Navpada Marol Andheri East Mumbai Maharashtra - 400059 The majority of Malaysia's population are three major ethnic groups - Malays, Chinese and Indians. Malaysia's culinary style in the present day is primarily combination of traditions of various cultures. This resulted in the symphony of flavours, making Malaysian cuisine highly diverse and delicious. Chef Diwas has created the Magic of Malay at OKO, The Lalit Mumbai The restaurant looks vibrant Live music along with dinner Warm welcome by the staffs Excellent service and hospitality The best part of this lovely dinner. Welcome drink and delicious starters are served on table. The food is delicious and the Magic of Malay was prevailing on each of the them. Live counter of Malaysian roti jala was serving hot ones. Enjoyed Fish Malay curry, Rendang lamb with steamed jasmine rice. The dessert was an interesting one, prepared with coconut cream and chopped fresh mango. Dance, music, food - made the Malaysian Food Festival a great hit. Must experience it Malaysia - Truly Asia

Pankaj

3 years ago

5.0

Oko, a pan asian destination at the lalit is absolutely worth a visit for all asian food lovers! Compact menu which covers popular asian dishes including varieties of Dimsum, Salad and other courses! Ambiance is calm and comfortable, hospitality is top notch. We started with Mushroom salt & paper and crispy spinach & corn! Both the appetisers were presented very well and the preparation was absolutely fantastic. Proper crunch in case of spinach and corn! Mushroom was so well tossed with garlic and other spices, great in taste and good enough for two people! While sipping the refreshing mocktails we enjoyed both thé varieties of dimsum available on menu! Very well steamed with apt thickness of shell and properly stuffed dimsums. Excellent I would say! For the mains we had bokchoy fried rice, balanced spices well cooked fried rice loaded with veggies! We paired it with exotic veggies in garlic sauce! Gravy was lip smacking and loaded with exotic veggies like mushrooms, broccoli and many more. We completed our meal with kaffire lime baked cheese cake which really delighted us with its presentation and taste. Overall this place is a perfect choice for all asian food lovers to enjoy some quality food and great hospitality.

+5

Akshata Manjarekar

2 years ago

5.0

If you're looking for an unforgettable dining experience in Mumbai, OKO at The Lalit is a must-visit destination. I recently indulged in their four-course meal, and it exceeded all expectations. Starting with the appetizers, each dish was a masterpiece in both presentation and taste. From the delicate sushi rolls to the flavorful dim sums, every bite was a delight, Moving on to the soups and salads, the chef's creativity truly shone through. The soup was rich and comforting. For the main course, OKO showcased their expertise in Pan-Asian cuisine. Whether you prefer seafood, poultry, or vegetarian options, there's something for everyone on the menu. The highlight for me was the perfectly cooked seabass, accompanied by fragrant jasmine rice and stir-fried vegetables. Finally, no meal is complete without dessert, and OKO certainly knows how to satisfy a sweet tooth it's a great experience do try it out.

+5

singh.saab

2 years ago

5.0

Sawadee kha.. Other than sandwich 😜 What's your favorite thai dish?? ❤️ to watch the full review check out my reel on insta @rv.13.rajveer I got to learn vegetable carving from the masterchef himself.. masterchef Suriya Loved the food and hospitality @thelalitmumbai @thelalitoko and @vishaldudeja it was super welcoming ✨️🍻 do follow @rv.13.rajveer for more entertainment 2 people I missed here were @roshankamble__ & @chefjuliano The dishes we tried were PAD THAI KOONG (Stir Fried Prawn Noodles) GAENG PED GAI (Thai chicken red curry) GOONG PAD PONG KAREE (Stir Fry Prawns with Curry Powder) PHAD PHAK BUNG (Stir-Fried Water Morning Glory) KHAO HOM MALI (Jasmine Rice) PHAD KAPRAO KAI (Chicken hot basil) WOON MA PRAOW OON (Young Coconut Jelly) KHANOM FAK THONG (Pumpkin Pudding) GHANA MUN (Tapioca Pudding) The Lalit Mumbai, Lalit hotel,

Aspy Eruch Engineer

3 years ago

5.0

Attended the launch party of A Trip to Malaysian Literally Food at OKO, The Lalit Mumbai, OKO Malaysian Festival dates- 26th May - 4th June, 2023 Time - 7pm - 11pm A great experience of good food and great hospitality. Chef Diwas has created the signature Malaysian dishes for the Food Festival. The restaurant is beautiful, live music made the place for lively. Welcome drink is served along with signature starters. Enjoyed the food, music and dance. Live counter of roti jala was serving hot rotis. Fish Malay curry, Rendang lamb and vegetarian curry are served with steamed jasmine rice. Coconut cream and chopped fresh mango was the dessert of the day. Got opportunity to meet the dignitaries of Tourism Malaysia, India. That was a great experience.

Munawar Karbelkar

2 years ago

5.0

📍OKO, at The Lalit Mumbai is the epitome of pan Asian delicacy serving Chinese, Japanese, Thai and Korean cuisines under one roof. OKO is now offering bento box and four courses meals. ♦️The beautiful elegantly designed bento box contains: ✔️Prawns Tempura ✔️Tuna Sashimi ✔️Salmon Sashimi ✔️Sea food Yaki Meshi ✔️Tori Teriyaki Chicken The Four course set menu offers: 🔘Miso Soup 🔘Chicken Dim Sum 🔘Chao Fan 🔘Kaeng Kai 🔘Maccha Chese Cake The dishes served are authentic exhibiting the craft and skill loaded with symphony of flavors, textures and presentations. Do order out to enjoy the authentic Asian cuisine without traveling to the neighborhood.

+5

manish kumar

1 year ago

3.0

I ordered the food and drinks but could not pay for the drinks via zomato and it was not informed to me before hand by the staff despite informing that I will pay through Zomato

Drashti

4 months ago

1.0

Hygiene concerns- table and dish had food stuck and insect running in sauce tray