Mumbai: Malabar Hill view point to house cafe again; can serve only readymade food; e-tendering begins

Time of India

6 hours ago

MUMBAI: The BMC plans to set up a café and an art gallery at the Malabar Hill viewing gallery. However, cooking will not be permitted on-site, and the space shall only be used to serve beverages like tea, coffee, cold drinks, etc.
, and readymade food.
The lease will be awarded via e-tendering, with performance reviews every 11 months and a 5% rent escalation for each renewed term. The BMC tender also states that it has set a minimum monthly rent of Rs 6.65 lakh. Bidders must quote this amount or higher—any bid below this will be rejected.
The viewing gallery can accommodate around 150 people at any point in time, and its friendly for the differently abled as well.
Only individuals, firms, or consortiums with aminimum of five years of experience will be considered eligible to bid.
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This experience must either be in running a food court or operating at least five Quick Service Restaurants (QSRs) within a food court, banquet, or catering setup that serves over 1,000 patrons in Mumbai. Alternatively, bidders with at least five years of experience managing a Grade-I eating house in Mumbai will also qualify.
In Mumbai, a Grade-I eating house refers to a well-established, full-service restaurant that meets higher standards set by the BMC in terms of hygiene, infrastructure, and operations.
These typically include proper kitchen and storage facilities, valid health and trade licenses, and adequate seating arrangements.