Food court · terrace dining
Food-court units for sale at China Center
The developer's inventory lists food-court units of 570–617 sq ft at Rs 40,000 / sq ft: Rs 2.28–2.468 crore. The 8th-floor plan draws a food-court hall wrapped by a dining terrace.
- From
- Rs 2.28 crore
- Rs 2,28,00,000
- Sizes
- 570–617
- sq ft
- Rate
- 40,000
- Rs per sq ft
- Floor
- TBC
- to be confirmed with the developer
What is on offer
The inventory sheet has a food-court section with units of 570–617 sq ft, all at Rs 40,000 / sq ft. Which floor those units are on is not printed on the sheet, so we show them as "floor to be confirmed" until the developer confirms it in writing.
Separately, the developer's 8th-floor plan draws a food-court hall wrapped by a dining terrace, with covered area 4,581 sq ft, saleable area 1,735.5 sq ft, 5 shops drawn on the plan. The owner's planned focus for the rooftop is restaurants and terrace dining. The listed food-court units are not placed on that plan.
Listed units: food court shops
Prices and status from the developer's current inventory sheet, confirmed at booking. Instalment schedule confirmed at booking. A corner premium may apply; please confirm with us. Units drawn on the plans but not in this table are not in the current list.
The numbers for a food-court unit
FC10 (570 sq ft) is Rs 2,28,00,000: Rs 68,40,000 down, then 24 instalments of Rs 5,70,000 each, and Rs 22,80,000 on possession. FC9 (617 sq ft) is Rs 2,46,80,000: Rs 74,04,000 down, then 24 instalments of Rs 6,17,000 each, and Rs 24,68,000 on possession.
The instalment schedule is confirmed at booking. Prices are from the developer's current inventory sheet and are confirmed at booking.
How to evaluate a food-court unit
A food-court unit is a different purchase from a shop: what matters is the seating it shares, the kitchen services it can have, and how people reach the floor. None of that is on the price list, so ask before you book.
- Ask which floor the unit is on and to see it marked on the developer’s plan.
- Ask what kitchen services (gas, exhaust, water, drainage) the unit is designed for.
- Ask how shared seating and common areas are managed, and what that costs.
- Ask for the instalment schedule and the payee details in writing.
The floor plan
Questions buyers ask
How much is a food-court unit at China Center?
Listed food-court units are 570–617 sq ft at Rs 40,000 / sq ft, so Rs 2,28,00,000 to Rs 2,46,80,000. Prices are from the developer's current inventory sheet and are confirmed at booking.
Which floor is the food court on?
The developer’s 8th-floor plan draws a food court with terrace dining. The inventory sheet does not say which floor its food-court units are on, so their floor is to be confirmed with the developer.
Is the food court a good investment?
We do not publish returns, yields or rent estimates, and nobody can promise them. Our investment page sets out what to check: the unit’s floor and position, services, shared-area costs and the payment schedule.

