Lazio Steaks and More (Quick bites) · Pulakeshi Nagar, Bengaluru
₹550
Where to eat Filet Mignon in India
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Filet Mignon in India: 5 places serve it on IndiaRestros, from ₹72 to ₹915 (typical price ₹550), most in Pulakeshi Nagar, Devanahalli and New Delhi. Filet Mignon is usually non-vegetarian; the veg mark on each item is from the menu itself.
₹72cheapest
₹550typical price
₹915priciest
5places serve it
Filet Mignon on menus in India
Lazio Steaks and More (Quick bites) · Pulakeshi Nagar, Bengaluru
₹550
Zaffran Restaurant and Cafe (Cafe) · Jaisalmer
Tenderloin sautéed with special marinade and served with Pappardelle pasta
Hedge Cafe (Cafe) · Kanayannur
Juicy filet mignon with demi-glace, grilled vegetables and creamy mashed potatoes
Falcon Greens Restaurant & Bar - Prestige Golfshire Club (Bar & pub) · Devanahalli, Bangalore
Homemade steak fries, butter tossed vegetables and green peppercorn jus.
₹915
₹72
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Where can I eat Filet Mignon in India?
5 places serve it, especially around Pulakeshi Nagar, Devanahalli and New Delhi. The list on this page shows each restaurant with the item's price and veg mark.
How much does Filet Mignon cost in India?
Between Rs 72 and Rs 915 on the menus we hold, with a typical price of Rs 550. Prices come from restaurant menus and may have changed.
Is Filet Mignon vegetarian?
Filet Mignon is usually non-vegetarian. Each menu item on this page carries the restaurant's own veg or non-veg mark; look for veg versions marked green.