Hotel Aashirwad

This hotel is at corner and opposite to IC church Borivali west .Hotel Ahirwad has under gone renovation work in last year 23/24.Seating arrangement and tables are same. Hotel has more than 20 years legacy. Location is just opposite to the IC church gate. Staff is supportive. Food is up to the mark. South Indian dishes & khima varieties recommended.Veg and non veg available Bakery product available at entrace with paan/ cigarettes shop

A fantastic place to have a satisfying non-vegetarian breakfast, and veg too. Such places are now rare to find. I had a kheema with half fried eggs and it was awesome. They also serve black coffee. I will definitely visit again!

I currently reside in the United States and come to visit Mumbai and this is one of my go to spots. The food is good quick and easy and even offers heathy food options which I am a big fan of. Francis is extremely hard working and does so much for exceptional customer service. Prasad one of his workers there as well does an amazing job to help with whatever is needed and highly recommend him to anyone. I would say I probably go here every other day if I am in the area to have my favorite and very nice tasting masala chai from here.

It's a manglorean Cuisine restaurant food is very delicious and healthy with less masala. I really love the breakfast served here Mutton keema used to come with my brother to eat. I have tried chicken biryani too it's worth the price value for money . I would love to visit again

We have been going there for years and this isn't a posh restaurant but the service is quick and food delicious located right next to IC church.

Nice place..not too crowded...located right outside main gate of IC church...service with a Smile...all mask and sanitation protocols followed...clean hygenic place...recommended for Chinese and Indian food... local food also available..thank you for a wonderful experience :)

Excellent egg burji, Keema pav, dosas, and others. Worth every paisa paid. Although it's a very small outlet, it's worth visiting this place.

Aashirwad has regained its old vibe and, despite being a no-frills restaurant, holds the attention of church goers and locals alike. I often stop by for its quintessential kheema pao and tea. The South Indian fare is also decent and some of its Chinese dishes like triple Schezuan rice aren't bad. Don't go for its fish tandoor as it's swathed in orange colour and has more spice than taste. Overall, a homely place where food is served quickly and for its price one can't complain. It's at a centrally located hotspot, easy to access and a haunt for students, church wedding guests, couples and oldies.