Salman Khan-themed restaurant in Bandra Mumbai is all about the actor’s movies and favourite food

Nestled in the heart of Bandra, Mumbai, stands a restaurant that’s more than just a place to eat, it’s a love letter to one of Bollywood’s biggest superstars. Five die-hard fans of Salman Khan opened this restaurant in 2015. They decided to turn their admiration for the actor into a full-fledged dining experience.

The walls are covered in Salman’s posters, movie stills, and larger-than-life portraits. Every corner tells a story—of his iconic roles, his signature style, and his connection with millions of fans.

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Even the entrance of the restaurant is designed to resemble the actor’s home, Galaxy Apartments, giving visitors the feeling of stepping right into Salman’s world.

The menu is a creative tribute in itself. Each section and dish is named after Salman’s films or famous dialogues.

You’ll find “Chulbul Chawal” in the rice section, “Salaam-e-Sandwich,” “Anda Apna Apna,” and tea listed under “Garam Chai Ki Pyali Ho.” There are even pages dedicated entirely to his blockbuster franchises, with dishes inspired by Dabangg 1 and Dabangg 2. Every table features Salman’s trademark blue bracelet, and TV screens play his hit songs and movie clips on loop, immersing guests in a continuous Salman-fest.

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The people behind the counters and in the kitchen aren’t just employees; they’re also fans. Many of them joined because of their shared admiration for the superstar, making the restaurant’s energy genuine and infectious.

Over the years, this eatery has become a pilgrimage spot for Salman fans from across the country.

And while the restaurant is firmly rooted in the Bollywood world, it’s still, at its heart, about great food and the community it builds.

For fans, it’s a space where you can sip your chai, enjoy a meal, and feel just a little bit closer to the man they call “Bhaijaan.”