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Insider tip for seafood lovers

If you ask me, one little secret about eating seafood in Mumbai is to skip the obvious tourist spots and head to lesser-known fish markets early morning. Sassoon Dock’s fish market, for example, is a real morning ritual for hardcore seafood lovers. You can watch the fishermen unload everything fresh from the Arabian Sea, and get your hands on pomfret, surmai, or bombil before they hit the restaurants.

After that, walk over to a small local eatery like Canon Pav Bhaji or Apna Swaad nearby and order the catch of the day,they cook it straight off the grill or pan-fry it Koli style, which means nice and crisp with a hint of spice. Trust me, nothing beats this combo on a humid Mumbai morning.

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Got questions about seafood in Mumbai? Here’s what locals often ask.

Sassoon Dock in South Mumbai is your go-to spot. Visit early morning to see the catch come in, then grab a bite at nearby eateries serving up freshly cooked fish. Versova is another great area with some excellent seafood stalls.
Monsoon months, roughly June to September, are when local fish like Bombay duck and surmai are at their tastiest. The sea is rougher, but the catch is richer and more flavorful.
Not always. You’ll find a balance – coastal Konkani and Malvani styles use spices and kokum to lift the flavors without overpowering the fish. You can always ask for milder versions if you prefer.
Generally, yes, especially at well-known spots like Versova and Girgaum Chowpatty where locals eat regularly. Just trust your gut, pick busy stalls, and make sure the food is freshly cooked.
Go for koliwada fried fish, crab masala, pomfret thali, and prawn koliwada. If you want something simple, fish curry with rice is a classic comfort dish here.
Many places slow down by 11 PM, but Mahesh Lunch Home in Juhu stays open past midnight on weekends. Also, some street food stalls by the beach keep going until late, so you’ve got options.

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