The Oriental Hub - Navi Mumbai

Located right across from Inorbit Mall and near the train station, this restaurant is popular for its affordable buffet and consistently draws a large crowd. The weekends are particularly busy, with dishes like Burnt Garlic Veg Soup, fantastic Sushi, Dimsums, Momos, Corn Cheese Balls, Veg Crispy, Cheese Paneer With Lemon Grass, Chilli Garlic Noodles, Mix Veg Fried Rice, and Honey Noodles being must-tries. For dessert, the Vanilla Ice Cream is recommended. They also offer a unique walking mobile minibar and a great selection of cocktails at the grand bar. The interior is decorated with wooden elements and Buddha paintings, creating an Oriental ambiance.

Situated directly across from the main entrance to Inorbit, The Oriental Hub boasts a fantastic ambiance with a soundtrack of 80's music playing during our visit. The menu offers a fusion of Indian, Thai, Chinese, and other Far Eastern cuisines. We thoroughly enjoyed all the dishes we tried, as they were all delicious and served in generous portions.

Wid d growing eateries in d new mumbai area, we visited another much spoken about joint, Oriental hub.. This place is huge, spacious and good ambience.. I was suprised to see they serve indian cuisine too.. Tats a rare combination..Wat v ordered and liked..Chilli martini,this one was mind blowing wid tat kick of chilly hitting u after u sip up d martini was osm..Black thai,Another cocktail i would surely recommend.. well blended love d sprinkle of basil totally.. Coming to d food,Crispy Tangy Veggies, was good wid assorted veggies and well blended wid d sauce..Lemon Cheese Tikka, loved it totally.. Cheese all d way.. if u r a cheese lover dont miss this one..Assorted veg sushis, decent.. can try..Paneer tikka sabji, very well made..Garlic naan n tandoori roti, both were rolled out well.. Jasmine sticky rice, superb.. u can combine it wid Thai curry, Gaeng Phed.. For d dessert,Sizzling brownie, again was decent, not tat i drooled over it either.. Pan fried honey noodles, very well madeOverall we had a good experience, service was good too.. Its not a pocket friendly place, but than again it wont make a hole in your pocket either..Bon apetit..

After hearing positive reviews on a public domain website, I decided to try the lunch buffet at this restaurant. The buffet included veg soup, Chicken Lollypop, Chicken tikka, dimsum (veg & non-veg), Paneer tikka, assorted vegetables, veg and non-veg salad, Hakka Noodles, Fried rice, steam rice, boneless chicken in hot garlic sauce, fish singaporean gravy, prawn chilli gravy, veg black pepper gravy, potato chinese gravy, assorted veg stir fry, pastry, chocolate roll, honey crispies, fresh cut fruit (watermelon), and vanilla ice cream. The Sunday lunch buffet cost Rs 699 all inclusive. For this price, the menu was decent and the food was delicious. If you're looking for a satisfying meal without breaking the bank, this buffet is a good option. The standout feature was the taste of each dish, which left us very satisfied. The restaurant was not crowded and located opposite Vashi Inorbit mall. The staff were friendly and attentive.

The Oriental hub- Located in superb location of new Mumbai/vashi, very near to train station and just adjacent to inorbit mall vashi. Restaurant got perfect front side parking and it’s facing towards mall. You will surely convince that they have kept the name perfectly. Perfect place for people who wants to have an oriental fine dining food. They serve Lunch Buffets which is their speciality but we couldn’t try it as we went in evening. Guys believe me they have wonderful sushi and dim sums. I am sure they have done lot of trials and tastings for sushi. Decor is nice and has kept simple with casual and comfortable sitting. Certainly ambience gives the feel of fine dine oriental restaurant. Staff is very good and friendly. Menu is created nicely as it has oriental section which is loaded with different varieties. I was surprised to c that they have got Indian food as well in the menu. In a way it’s good for guests to choose from lot of options. They have just started Alcohol and I am sure that their bar will be busy.Beverages- Manhattan- Little smoky whisky based drink with sweetness and lime. Good option if you like sweet whisky based cocktails. (4/5) Caprioska- Classic vodka based cocktail with castor sugar, strong lime flavour (4/5) Chase the blue- Vodka based with blue Curacao was really very sweet with no fuzz in it. (2.5/5) Chilli martini- Super spicy with muddled green chillies. Recommended who likes to eat super spicy and dare to burn your ...... (4/5) Food- Friends make sure you try sushi or dim sums here they are just awesome. Mongolian soup- Tomato and capsicum based soup with flavour of basil. Was superb with broccoli florets, baby corns, small diced tofu, French beans, and zucchini inside it. Strongly recommended (5/5) Veg Sushi- Awesome sushi with cream cheese, chives, carrots served with wasabi, pickled ginger and soy. Try it out friends if you are sushi lover (4.5/5) Salmon California roll- simple but worth trying it. (4/5) Wild Mushroom Dim sums - Wild Mushrooms tossed in garlic and fresh herbs. Perfect balancing of garlic flavour and friends believe me it had thinnest possible covering it was possible. (4/5) Prawn dim sums- Prawns with chestnut cooked nicely. (4/5) Duck Dim sums- Mince duck with few fresh herbs which you should definitely try. (4.5/5) Korean grilled chicken- Served along with mushrooms tossed in garlic cloves. Korean chilli paste Chicken tossed in apple and cinnamon stick tasting sweet and sour. Garnished with spring onions. Strongly recommended as goes perfect with a glass of cocktail. (5/5) Though they have oriental extended oriental menu they have Indian menu as well for local palate. Chicken Lollypop in java sauce- Thai flavoured chicken lollypop. Very honestly it wasn’t really wow but had good crispy texture. (3/5) Chicken Lasooni tikka- Perfect garlic flavoured kebab, cooked perfectly. Good to try for sure. (4.5/5) Cheese paneer tikka- Cheese marinated paneer chunks cooked in tandoor along with capsicum and tomato. Super yummy and delicious. Paneer was super soft and marinated to the perfection. Strongly recommended. (5/5) Murg Afghani- Chicken marinated in white masalas and green chilli paste, cooked to perfection and coated in egg white omelette. Nice and medium spicy dish. (4.5/5) Burmese Pan fried Noodles- Fried noodles topped with yellow Thai flavoured curry which tasted mild due to perfect balancing of coconut milk cooked with vegetables. A very good dish to try as a main course as it’s a meal in itself. (4.5/5) Steamed Black Bean Chicken- Strong saucy chicken dish with broccoli, spring onion stems, and strong black pepper. Thick and flavourful gravy recommended with rice. (4.5/5) Fish in oyster sauce- Basa fish cooked in oyster strong along with bok Choy. Strong flavourful dish. Basa cooked perfectly. (4.5/5) Moon Fan Rice- Slow cooked pot rice, served in a pot itself with flavour of star anise, shitake mushrooms and broccoli. Simple and light flavour. (4/5) Honey Noodles- Perfectly crunchy noodles served with strong flavour of sesame seeds and topped with vanilla ice cream. Best part was it wasn’t chewy. (4.5/5) Lemon and lime cream Brule- Pathetic Brule I ever had, wasn’t set properly, shud use castor sugar/ super fine sugar and not the grain sugar for caramelizing it as that’s the best part of Brule. (2/5) To sum up it’s a perfect destination for oriental food lovers. Don’t miss out their sushi and dim sums.