Parineeti Chopra Looks A Bit Confused About The Pronunciation Of This Dish
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Punjabi’s love their food and it’s true that keep them away from good food. And same goes for actress Parineeti Chopra, who loves her food and is often seen gorging on some delicacy or the other.  Parineeti who has stayed in Mumbai for years now has fallen in love with all the street food that the city has to offer and one such street food is Poha. This early morning breakfast delicacy can be found in every nook and corner of the city and most office goers simply love this as their breakfast.

And recently Parineeti had put up a poll on her Instagram account story where she was seen asking what the right way to pronounce 'poha'. Her query was right as in Maharashtra Poha is pronounced in different ways. While some call is Pohe others call it Poha and so on.

But the foodie that Parineeti is, she has been mostly seen raving about the aloo tikkis from her hometown Ambala. This Hasee Toh Phasee actress is surely true to her Punjabi roots, but those looking for good poha in Mumbai do you know where to find it?

Here is our list of top spots to find some good breakfast in Mumbai be it missal, vada pao or poha. 

Prakash Shakahari Upahar Kendra

This place tops the lost for any kind of typical Maharashtrian food. Simple rustic ambience is good, super friendly and courteous staff this place serves some of the best puran poli, thalipeeth, pitale bhakar, Kothimbir Vadi, kokam sharbat that too at a price that won’t pinch your pocket. The food is served hot and fresh. Located at Dadar West, this place has been around for quiet sometime. 

Aaswad

There’s a reason this place is always crowded. Quick and prompt service this place just not serve breakfast but also known for its kulfi, gulab jamun and fruit ice cream. There coconut chutney, khichdi and upma and the thalipeeth that is served with a dollop of white butter, kothimbir wadi, sabudana wada is absolutely worth a try. It’s a hotpsot for Maharashtrian food lovers. 

Ashok Vada Pav Stall

Mumbai and vada pao go hand in hand. It’s fastest running street food in Mumbai. This iconic vada pao shop in the city neatly puts the chutney inside the pao and they also another version called the choora pav {mixes the choora with chutney and stuffs it in the pav}. Since years there has been consistency in his Vada pao that regular have seen. 

Vinay Health Home

Located in the busy Charni road, this place is known for their Sabudana wada that is soft, crispy and is served with chutney but their misel pao and dhai misal is a must have. Also, their khotambir wadi and rose milkshake are an all time favoirite. This place is also very clean and hygienic for a fast food place.