
ICONIQA Hotel Mumbai International Airport has unveiled Tiffin Terrace at Kadak, a new open-air dining concept designed to bring together regional Indian flavours, social drinking experiences, and casual gatherings in the airport district.
Built around the philosophy of “Noon Gets Naughty,” the terrace introduces a relaxed day-to-night dining format that caters to travellers, hotel guests, and local diners. The launch marks the hotel's effort to create a distinctive food and beverage destination that combines South Indian-inspired cuisine, chaat-style offerings, and interactive beverage experiences.
One of the key highlights is the Quarter Club, a unique concept where guests can enjoy their preferred spirit served in branded quarter bottles at the table. To enhance guest engagement, the programme includes a stamp-card reward system, where every fifth Quarter Club bottle is complimentary, encouraging repeat visits through its “pour, stamp and repeat” ritual. The beverage menu also features Indian spirit-inspired cocktails, cutting beer, draught beer, and an extensive selection of spirits.
Tiffin Terrace is designed around the idea of “One Terrace, Three Temperatures,” evolving throughout the day from leisurely lunches and afternoon meetups to sunset sessions and evening gatherings. Large screens installed across the venue will showcase major sporting events, including the World Cup, creating an entertainment-driven atmosphere for guests.
The food menu is divided into two sections—South India Remixed and Chakhna & Snacks. Signature dishes include Bengaluru Benne Dosa, Appam with Mangalorean Prawn Curry, Onion Open Dosa with Mutton Pepper Fry, Nool Paratha with Tandoori Lobster Rechad, and Ghee Rice with Goan Crab Curry. The snack selection features inventive takes on street food favourites such as Pani Puri Flight, Vada Pav Chura & Thecha, Sev Puri Bombay Caviar, Ragda Pattice Gold Dust, Banarasi Tamatar Chaat, and Button Paniyaram.
Speaking at the launch, Arjun Baljee, Founder, ICONIQA Hotels & Resorts and President, ROHL, said, “We wanted Tiffin Terrace to feel less like a restaurant and more like a ritual. The kind of place where lunch turns into sunset drinks, conversations outlast plans and nobody is looking at the clock. It is rooted in the terrace culture many of us grew up with, where there was no dress code, no occasion and no pressure, just good food, good company and the luxury of time.”
Tiffin Terrace aims to offer a vibrant terrace-style dining experience that blends regional flavours, social rituals, live sports, and all-day hospitality under one roof.
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