Mumbai's best street food spots that will appeal to your heart

Mumbai has some countless specific resources, needs, and preferences. Be it from some corner of world with few fascinating mixtures of culinary delights or simple Indian or Mumbai’s staple called vada pav. Let's get to kw a few more interesting street food dishes in Mumbai.

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Cann’s Pav Bhaji

Tucked away in a corner close to CST station, this pav bhaji stall is an assuming spot to relish an orangey and mildly flavoured bhaji with nicely toasted pav-bread. Generally, Mumbai local-train passengers and tourists walk over to this place for a quick bite. appetising aroma of pav bhaji lingering in air always leaves one longing for more.

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Bademiya

For chicken and mutton lovers, this is just a few minutes of walk away from Taj Mahal Place or Hotel. Here, one can find a variety of dishes be it vegetarian or n-vegetarian. ir essence of making venerable mixtures of spices has brought out true flavour in some of famous dishes of Bademiya. ir bheja fry, guda fry, kebabs, and baida roti with onion & green chutney are some of ir signature dishes one must try.

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Kirti College vada pav

Also kwn as Ashok vada pav, this famous dish has won several hearts. Interestingly chutney and batter for vada is prepared using 40 food items. popular joint has found a mention in various food magazines and celebrities such as Madhuri Dixit, Jackie Shroff and Sushmita Sen often visit place to enjoy vada pavs.

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Kyani & Co.

Kyani & Co. is one of oldest Irani cafes in heart of Mumbai kwn for its zingy, red, mouthwatering kheema pav. place continues to carry  essence of traditional Irani culture even today. It is located opposite Mukta Cinemas in South Mumbai.