Mumbai has everything to serve to foodies and culinary buffs. From a less-than-a-dollar meal to the best of 5-star cuisines. Some street foods are more famous than the multi cuisines of the best hotels.
Tea Centre
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Tea Centre was first opened in 1953 by the Tea Board of India, and, although it has been through many incarnations and management changes since then, it is a rare survival from the past in a city that is constantly changing, and an oasis of serenity amid the hustle and bustle of the Churchgate area.
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Bohri Mohalla
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8
2
Each year, during the Muslim holy month of Ramzan, Muslims fast during the day and break their fast after sunset with a meal known as “iftar.” In Bohri Mohalla, hundreds of communal tables are set up after sunset on the streets, and crowds feast together on offal and other meaty delicacies till well past midnight, moving from stall to stall.
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Cooking Experience and Lunch With Local Family
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Duration
3 h
Languages
English
Piccadilly
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7
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The ambience pretty much reminds of Old Iranian-Lebanese eateries that burgeoned in Bombay during the pre-independence era. The Lebanese and Iranian cuisine served is lip-smackingly delicious.The ambience is perfect. Service is warm, friendly and prompt. The cuisine served is undoubtedly the best.
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Jimmy Boy
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Jimmy Boy is one of the few surviving restaurants in the city specializing in the cuisine of the Parsees, a tiny Westernized minority who once dominated the city’s banks, commerce and intellectual life. The food is authentic and relatively inexpensive.
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Guru Kripa (A1 Samosa)
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Restaurant started at 1975 and consistency of the food taste is same (heard and experienced). Whenever you go there, you fall in love with it again & tempt to eat more and more, no matter how much full you are.
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Delhi Darbar
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4
The restaurant is located in central Mumbai. The locals come here for the vegetarian menu (no-veg stands for a meat eater in case you'd like meat). DD serves everything from naan bread to every imaginable curry to fruity lassi drinks. All the food is authentic Indian with a local twist.
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Cooking Experience and Lunch With Local Family
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Duration
3 h
Languages
English
145 Kala Ghoda
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7
2
This is an amazing place nestles in the Kala Ghoda Area of Mumbai. Easy Vibe and some lovely Berry Sangrias to go with it is a big big plus. The food is a little suspicious, but once you are getting a little tipsy on the delicious sangrias, you wouldn't care about the food as much!
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Mamledar Misal Pav
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4
It serves the tastiest, spiciest and absolutely pocket-friendly Misal Pav (Sprout curry & bread), a popular local snack. Topped with Farsaan (a dry mixture made from gram flour), garnished with onions and a lemon wedge, people from near & far make it a point to eat here. Talao Pali (Lake), another landmark of Thane is just around the corner.
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Sardar Pav Bhaji
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Dripping with Butterly goodness their Pav Bhaji is one of the best available. Pav Bhaji typically is a Mumbai speciality and rather than eat it absolutely anywhere Sardar is a good choice. They do have a menu but most localites don't tend to refer to it since their go to order is Pav Bhaji or a variation of Pav Bhaji.
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Gokul
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A venerable Mumbai institution, Gokul is the only watering hole left in the city where all social classes still rub shoulders, from construction workers and off duty cops seeking cheap rum to corporate lawyers letting off steam after long days in the office. This "dive bar" is devoted to serious drinking; spirits, not beer, are the main focus.
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The Taj Ice Cream
Budget Meals
5
1
Probably the oldest ice-cream parlour in the city, it's located on Saifee Ambulance Road in Bhendi Bazaar. One of the most unnoticeable joints in the lane, it has earned customers only by maintaining high quality.
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Khaugali, Ghatkopar
Budget Meals
2
1
The authentic local street food. Crowded market, with very small individual/family run stalls. Very economical, and mostly all stalls are hygienic and travellers' friendly. Try the SEV PURI, VADA PAO, RAGDA PATTY - very famous local veg food. And yes, only vegetarians should explore.
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Kayani's Restaurant
Budget Meals
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Locals love it because of its old world charm and quality food at a good price. It's an Irani cafe that is over a century old and has managed to keep the interiors and items on the menu unchanged. Locals love to have Bun/Brun maska (butter) and choi aka chai here at a leisurely pace and chat away.
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JP'S Lunch Home
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They do have separate dishes but thali system is good. The mutton quality is super. It's well cooked. The curries are not just spicy or with same mixture. Each curry has different blend and the spiciness is maintain so you can enjoy the dish. Rotis are thick and big, seems they are made out of good aata. You can enjoy rice with fish curry.
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The J
Budget Meals
3
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Locals love the place soo much that 'The J' opened 5 outlets in a span of 1 year after its first store in Churchgate where they operated out of a garage. Their fries with different sauces is to die for and they also offer a variety of macrons, cup cakes and shakes.
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