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About Indraprastha Mall

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Look Out For :- Manish Jewellery

What’s Interesting :- The X-Dubai shop on the first floor which has ‘imported’ goods like perfumes and hookhas and strictly disallows photography.

Days Closed :- Open all days

Timing :- 10:30am-10:00pm

Phone :- 022 2866 0160

Address :- Swami Vivekanand Road, Borivali West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400092

Landmark :- Near Station

Parking :- Available

Price Range :- Wide range

Payment Methods :- Cash and Card

Best Shops In the Mall

Narayani Silk House- Sarees

The ‘anchor’ shop of sorts in the first floor is the Narayani Silk House which jumps out at you just as you climb up the stairs. It has more floor space than most shops in the mall. In fact, you’ll be surprised to find a silk saree shop in a shopping centre that mostly has western clothes. But the shop isn’t an exception and you can see another silk saree shop just a few meters away in the first floor itself. Narayani does a very attractive presentation of traditional sarees . So much so, that you’ll want to step in and have a look. While the sarees are more in line with traditional sarees you will also find some of them with modern twists. The floor seating and personalized approach will help you find what you want faster. We recommend The store houses Yeola Paithani silk sarees. These are considered among the finest in traditional sarees handmade in the town of Paithan in Yeola, Maharashtra. Similarly, the store also has a traditional Bandhej Bandhini collection in festive colours. These will make you want to buy a saree instantly for the next function you plan to attend. While there isn’t much scope of bargaining, you’ll get what you see and you can always ask for a little discount on the side.
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Leather Line- Leather Goods

Located in the ground floor of Indraprasth Mall right next to the staircase fountain is a shop called Leather Line – a specialist in leather belts. The shop is small but has all types of belts for everyone and for all occasions. There are belts for office goers – both men and women, casual wear belts that go with jeans, encrusted buckles for a belt that can be worn on special occasions and belts for children in an array of colours. You can buy the belt and / or buckle separately. But what if you like the colour of one belt and the buckle of another? The shopkeeper will be happy to make a mix-and-match for you. As with most shops in Indraprasth Mall, you’ll have to do a self-check on quality. The leather may be faux but it looks just fine if you aren’t in the mood to splurge. Also check out some of the perfumes in the shop. Price range: The belts are Rs. 250 upwards.
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About Indraprastha Mall

The malls in Mumbai offer some of the most amazing shopping brands, food courts with delicious cuisine and open spaces to hang out at with your near and dear ones. Talking about Indraprastha Mall, it is actually less of a mall and more of an old time shopping center.

It is what Mumbai called a mall before the real big malls with their shoppertainment complexes came in. Just one storey tall, it has an array of small shops that sell clothing and accessories.

Located right outside Borivali railway station in the west, Indraprasth Shopping Center was the only place people would want to go to shop for the whole family. Those were the good old days when people really didn’t care about brand shopping.

Shopping Tips: Indraprastha Mall

The ground floor has an array of shops for clothing, beauty, accessories and artificial jewellery. As for quality, you’ll have to double check everything before you buy. We would recommend that it is best to visit this mall with someone who knows the way around and has identified trusted shops. At first, the centre will seem like a maze but you’ll get accustomed to it soon.

There are a couple of shops exclusively for kids clothes too. The centre of the mall has a non-functional fountain.

Look out for:

Manish Jewelry in the ground floor. If you have a wedding coming up, you can pick up some imitation jewelry here .

What’s interesting:

The X-Dubai shop on the first floor which has ‘imported’ goods like perfumes and hookhas and strictly disallows photography.

Recommended for:

The Narayani Slik house in the first floor which has a good range of sarees.

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