Sarvi

Jaimin

1 year ago

5.0

Absolutely mind-bowing food with quick service and clean atmosphere! The best seekh kebabs and bheja fry and caramel custard I've had! Tried the mutton pulao as well; outstanding! Going by my experience, the steal of a deal this place is, one can only rave about it, for there's nothing to complain about!

Prajval Mali

1 year ago

4.0

Sarvi Restaurant is a classic old-school gem serving traditional Parsi and Mughlai food. Located in the heart of Mohammed Ali Road, it's a popular spot for anyone craving authentic kebabs and biryanis. The mutton kebabs are juicy and packed with spices, while the mutton biryani is aromatic and flavorful. The place can get crowded, but the hustle adds to the charm. The only downside is that the seating can be a bit tight, but the food more than makes up for it. For a taste of Mumbai’s rich food history, Sarvi is the place to go.

Priyanjali Joardar

3 years ago

4.0

From the dishes that i tried I'd totally recommend chicken pulao and mutton sheek kebab 🤤🤤 both of them are too good! The mutton curry was okay, didn't like the caramel custard all that much. It was kind of watery. Service is quick and the food tasted fresh. The portion size is fair. The price is way less for what they serve. It is an absolute meat lovers paradise!

Pranave Nanda

2 years ago

4.0

Seekhing kebabs? Your search ends here. Arguably the best in Mumbai. What makes me give the place a 3.5/5 is that the place is all about the seekh kebab and not much else. The parathas were a bit too oily and the tea way too sugary. But definitely can't fault the seekhs here!

Sarang

3 years ago

4.0

No frills eatery serving one of the best kebabs in town. I had mutton and chicken seekh kebabs which were full of flavours. I also ate their Afghani Chicken - a must try. Both are served with their famous tandoori rotis.

Amaira Khan

3 years ago

4.0

If you're a fan of bold flavors, tender meats, and exotic spices, a Mughlai restaurant is definitely worth a visit. Just be prepared for a feast fit for a king. The mutton Afghani is a star here.

nishant.vijayan

2 years ago

2.0

The Seekh Irani and mutton seekh is to die for!! Superb. The hygiene is to die from ! The mutton pulao and bheja masala fry were some of the worst ive had ever. The service is terrible with half sleepy waiters moving around like robots on a dying battery.

saurabh more

1 year ago

1.0

Definitely NOT WORTH THE HYPE . The owners are very smart not to mention accurate prices on the menu as it was mentioned only mutton kebab for 100rs they forgot to mention that it's per piece. The kebabs themselves were looking as if they were pan seared till they are dried and then served.The rotis are only good if they are warm the parathas are available only after 5 pm when we were eating at the outlet at 5pm but still were denied parathas . The chicken pulao was ok- ish but not worth 160rs. The restaurant didn't have butter for their maska pav as well so highly doubtful if they would have put any on our rotis. All in all not worth the price nor worth the hype. Have had better and for lesser price

Aishwarya Jadhav

1 year ago

1.0

it's definitely not worth the price . per piece seekh is 100 rs and the mutton pulao was like a normal home made fried rice adding chicken to it. we have had better seekhs in a cheaper price. would recommend Qureshi Kebab Paratha which is at Crawford Market near Sadanand hotel. the taste of their seekh is way better than Sarvi. I have heard about it hence wanted to try . won't recommend.

ADIT BAJORIA

1 year ago

1.0

All iconic restaurants shown on reels seems to have hopeless food. Sheek OK if you get it hot. Butter chicken is hopeless means real put off. No onion with food. AVOID