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Mini Meal @Dunkin' Donuts

We were planning to visit the outlet the day it opened, but it got postponed by a few weeks. And luckily so, because I later heard that the first few days were heavily crowded. Dunkin’ Donuts has opened its first 2 outlets in Mumbai, and has been the talk of the town well at least in the foodie circles. Up until now we have had our fare share of doughnuts from our desi outlets. We entered at around 11:30 am on a Saturday, and were happy to find a few empty tables. 
Store layout at Dunkin’ Donuts, Khar


We ordered a Chocolate Orange doughnut, because I have always loved the orange and chocolate combination in desserts too. The classic Dunkaccino, a very big Bagel Burger and some mini munchkins.
So, I’ll start with what I liked the most. It was the Burger- it was really heavily filled with chicken, and salads,a decent burger, with the right amount of tang and heat. It was very filling. Next the Munchkins, they were delicious. The coffee was great, went very well with the food we ordered, and I will surely have it the next time too. The only let down was the doughnut, which is ironic because that was the primary attraction to this place , well at least initially. The doughnut was really over-sweet and there was no chocolate or cream filling inside to ease out the sweetness which was a let down. 
A Chocolate Orange Donut, a Classic Dunkaccino Coffee, Tough Guy Chicken Bagel Burger and Chocolate Munchkins


The wall decor was quirky so a took a photograph. The place was filled mostly with young people and a few families. Quite a nice place to hangout on a nice Saturday afternoon actually.
Wall decor


Tough guy chicken burger


I am however going to re-visit this place and sample few more options first. The place is inviting, and the staff is friendly and warm.
Ambiance- 3.5/5
Tariff- 3.5/5
Food- 3/5
Service- 3.5.5

Overall- 3.5/5

Venue- Dunkin' Donuts

            Bharat Bhuvan, 711, Linking Road, Khar West, Mumbai

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