Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Mumbai's Iconic New Yorker Restaurant to Close After 4 Decades
The popular New Yorker restaurant in Mumbai is closing on September 11 after nearly 40 years.
Founded by Tony Batra, it became a favorite spot for many, known for its diverse menu.
Ranbir Batra, son of the founder, announced the closure, sharing mixed emotions about the end of an era.
Although the specific reasons for the closure were not stated, it was attributed to "unforeseen and unfortunate circumstances".
The restaurant may offer a delivery model soon and hopes to return in a new way, leaving many customers with fond memories.
New Yorker restaurant in Mumbai will close on September 11.
The restaurant has been operating for nearly four decades.
It was founded by Tony Batra and located in Chowpatty.
The restaurant was known for its popular dishes.
The closure was announced by Ranbir Batra, citing unforeseen circumstances.
- Who
- New Yorker restaurant
- What
- Closing its Mumbai location
- When
- September 11
- Where
- Mumbai, Chowpatty
- Why
- Unforeseen and unfortunate circumstances
- Restaurant Name
- New Yorker
- Location
- Mumbai, Chowpatty
- Closure Date
- September 11
- Years in Operation
- Nearly 4 decades
- Founder
- Tony Batra
- Known For
- Sizzlers, nachos, sundaes, and blend of Italian, Mexican, and Indian dishes
