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Aspect Hospitality opens FITOUR, a 14-seat Indian tasting-menu restaurant, in Mumbai's Bandra West

Our read

FITOUR is likely to stay a scarcity-priced, reservation-constrained showcase at Rs 8,245 for its 14 seats, and the main signal to watch is whether that scarcity holds or rivals copy the format.

For operators

FITOUR's 14-seat, Rs 8,245 tasting menu (pairings Rs 5,145–6,495) shows Mumbai demand for high-ticket Indian fine dining, so nearby premium restaurateurs should watch its booking pace and pairing attach rates before changing their own menu pricing or format.

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Reservation availability and waitlist length on FITOUR's booking channels in the weeks after the October 4, 2026 opening

The report

At Aspect Hospitality's FITOUR, the tasting menu costs Rs 8,245 plus taxes, with pairings from Rs 5,145 to Rs 6,495. The restaurant opened on October 4, 2026, and runs a single seating with limited capacity.

FITOUR pairing prices run from ₹5,145 to ₹6,495 alongside an ₹8,245 tasting menu
  • Tasting menu price, plus taxes₹8,245 plus taxes
  • International wine pairing price₹6,495
  • Cocktail pairing price₹5,495
  • Indian wine pairing price₹5,145

Store and format facts

From the report. Source details below

Cocktail pairing price: Rs 5,495

What it means for the format

A single 14-seat opening is too small to move any listed hospitality or consumer name, but a Rs 8,245 menu plus up to Rs 6,495 pairings is a small sign of rising premium-dining spend in Mumbai; treat it as color, not a thesis.

Next on the rollout

  • Published reviews and inclusion in Indian or Asian best-restaurant lists
  • Any change to the Rs 8,245 tasting-menu price or the pairing prices
  • Announcements of extra seating, a sibling concept or a second FITOUR site from Aspect Hospitality
  • New high-ticket tasting-menu openings by rival Mumbai restaurants

The source

Source Read the source at Indian Retailer

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Also reported by Restaurant India, ET Hospitality, MediaBrief

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