Updated On: 06 July, 2025 09:03 AM IST | Mumbai | Junisha Dama
From old-school modest renditions to new-age bacon-stuffed crepes, the South Indian staple, dosa, is being reimagined faster than it once was on the streets

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At stand by Coffee in Worli’s Kakad Estate, the humble dosa has been given a chic update. Served like a crepe, the multigrain dosa is stuffed with marinara sauce and cheese, called Goodfella. There’s also a Kejriwal and a Florentine, which is precisely what you would expect them to be. The former is a version of the iconic Kejriwal toast in dosa form; the latter is a take on Florentine eggs, complete with baby spinach, mushrooms, and a cheese-stuffed egg, all topped with a sunny-side-up egg. Each dosa feels familiar; it’s simply flipped.
A few kilometres away in Matunga East, the old-school crowds at Shree Sunders [temporarily closed] continue to order Methi dosa, Ragi dosa, and Malli (green chutney mixed in the batter) that have existed quietly for over three decades without the Instagram glare: no mayo, avocado or goat cheese in sight. And yet, the queues snake out the door on Sunday mornings.

Dosas at We Idliwale include traditional non-vegetarian variants