Updated On: 11 October, 2023 07:32 AM IST | Mumbai | Shriram Iyengar
With a fresh menu that is a hat tip to his favourite suburb, chef Gresham Fernandes’ new F&B idea blends vintage memories and refined culinary chops to offer a new experience

King cabbage roasted overnight and served in its own jus with brown butter. Pics/Ashish Raje
It is a sweltering afternoon in September when we walk into the space that was once the Salt Water Café. It takes a while for our eyes to absorb the revamped interiors with its graffiti, hip design and bright neon sign that reads Bandra Born. Chef Gresham Fernandes, culinary director and co-owner, has been working on the final details of the menu before the launch. The new space, titled Bandra Born, opens today — a month after the team decided to end the 15-year-long run of Salt Water Café on September 8. With design studio Bombay Duck stepping in to shape the new space, it is a clear departure from the old vibe.

Chicken liver pota fry