Mumbai’s Mercii spotlights luxury dining with ₹1.89 lakh champagne and ₹10,000 red snapper

Mercii, the Mumbai fine-dining restaurant co-founded by Arpita Khan Sharma, is positioning around high-ticket experiential dining, with menu highlights including ₹8,500 truffle pasta, ₹4,000 teriyaki salmon and wines priced near ₹1.4 lakh.

— Source published Sat, 22 Aug, 2026, 06:15 IST · First seen Sat, 22 Aug, 2026, 06:35 IST · Source Business Today · Latest

What happened

Mumbai fine-dining restaurant Mercii, co-founded by Arpita Khan Sharma, highlights premium menu pricing including ₹10,000 salt-crusted red snapper, ₹8,500

Key facts

  • ₹10,000 Salt Crusted Red Snapper
  • ₹8,500 Truffle Pasta From Wheel
  • ₹1,88,550 champagne
  • around ₹1.4 lakh top red wine
  • ₹4,000 Teriyaki Salmon
  • ₹3,500 Lobster Thermidor
  • ₹1,500 Coco Lobster
  • nearly 9,000 square feet

Why this matters

Mercii’s positioning could make it a partnership target for luxury beverage, hospitality and concierge brands seeking access to high-spend experiential dining consumers.

What to watch

  • Reservation fill rates and weekend-versus-weekday table utilisation
  • Average check, beverage mix and attachment rates for wine pairings and premium cocktails
  • Frequency of celebrity, influencer and corporate-event bookings
  • Customer reviews citing value, service consistency or pricing resistance
  • Competitor launches of similarly priced tasting menus, rare spirits or luxury bottle programmes
  • Growth in private-dining and celebration-package enquiries
  • Build a tiered luxury architecture: accessible à la carte entry points alongside chef-led tasting menus, reserve bottles and private-dining packages.
  • Use the ₹1.89 lakh champagne as a halo SKU while steering most guests toward high-margin mid-premium wine, cocktail and pairing choices.
  • Package celebration occasions with concierge-style service, bespoke menus, limousine or hotel partnerships and social-content moments.
  • Monitor discounting pressure carefully; protect exclusivity through limited allocations, reservations and event-led inventory rather than broad promotions.