Oberoi Realty Opens Dining Hub at Goregaon Business Park
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Oberoi Realty Opens Dining Hub at Goregaon Business Park

Oberoi Realty has launched OGC – Cafés. Restaurants. Bars. at the International Business Park within Oberoi Garden City, Goregaon. The dedicated dining and social destination has been designed to integrate workplace, hospitality and leisure experiences.

The development extends the International Business Park experience beyond office spaces, serving professionals, residents and visitors from Mumbai’s western suburbs. Its curated restaurant and bar portfolio includes KOKO, Cin Cin, Baliboo, Dakshinayan, Bodega and Hylo Taproom. Starbucks, TwentySeven Bakehouse, Greenr and Bayleaf Café form part of its café and bakery selection.

The culinary mix caters to business lunches, coffee meetings, after-work gatherings, family dining and weekend visits.

“Great business districts are defined not only by the quality of their workplaces but also by the experiences they offer beyond them,” said Kshitij Bahri, Senior General Manager – Commercial Leasing, Oberoi Realty. He added that the destination integrates hospitality, community and convenience within the wider Oberoi Garden City ecosystem.

International Business Park comprises Commerz, Commerz II and Commerz III, offering premium commercial spaces supported by lifestyle amenities. The business district houses several Indian and global organisations, including Morgan Stanley, BlackRock, Samsung, Deloitte, HP, Emirates, Canon and IDFC FIRST Bank.

Located along the Western Express Highway, the development offers connectivity to the Goregaon Metro corridor. It incorporates landscaped open spaces, tree-lined walkways and sustainable building technologies to support a connected and future-ready working environment.

Oberoi Realty has launched OGC – Cafés. Restaurants. Bars. at the International Business Park within Oberoi Garden City, Goregaon. The dedicated dining and social destination has been designed to integrate workplace, hospitality and leisure experiences.The development extends the International Business Park experience beyond office spaces, serving professionals, residents and visitors from Mumbai’s western suburbs. Its curated restaurant and bar portfolio includes KOKO, Cin Cin, Baliboo, Dakshinayan, Bodega and Hylo Taproom. Starbucks, TwentySeven Bakehouse, Greenr and Bayleaf Café form part of its café and bakery selection.The culinary mix caters to business lunches, coffee meetings, after-work gatherings, family dining and weekend visits.“Great business districts are defined not only by the quality of their workplaces but also by the experiences they offer beyond them,” said Kshitij Bahri, Senior General Manager – Commercial Leasing, Oberoi Realty. He added that the destination integrates hospitality, community and convenience within the wider Oberoi Garden City ecosystem.International Business Park comprises Commerz, Commerz II and Commerz III, offering premium commercial spaces supported by lifestyle amenities. The business district houses several Indian and global organisations, including Morgan Stanley, BlackRock, Samsung, Deloitte, HP, Emirates, Canon and IDFC FIRST Bank.Located along the Western Express Highway, the development offers connectivity to the Goregaon Metro corridor. It incorporates landscaped open spaces, tree-lined walkways and sustainable building technologies to support a connected and future-ready working environment.

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