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    The menu bounces from Korean barbecue tacos to lobster raviolo to shrimp dumplings without apology, and somehow it holds together. The Table is a casual fine-dining room in Colaba that's been feeding Mumbaikars forever, drawing a crowd that runs from suits to Bollywood without much fuss about the gap. The pasta and risotto section alone is suspiciously long. It holds a spot on Asia's 50 Best Restaurants list.

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    • Lobster raviolo

      “Small and large sharing plates and a very comprehensive pasta and risotto section include lobster raviolo, yellowfin tuna tataki, Korean barbecue beef tacos and shrimp dumplings with spicy ginger broth.”

      The 50
    • Yellowfin tuna tataki

      “Small and large sharing plates and a very comprehensive pasta and risotto section include lobster raviolo, yellowfin tuna tataki, Korean barbecue beef tacos and shrimp dumplings with spicy ginger broth.”

      The 50
    • Korean barbecue beef tacos

      “Small and large sharing plates and a very comprehensive pasta and risotto section include lobster raviolo, yellowfin tuna tataki, Korean barbecue beef tacos and shrimp dumplings with spicy ginger broth.”

      The 50

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