Snacks & Street Food Trail In South Bombay
Well known for its Street food delicacies, South Bombay hosts an array of street food outlets that attract influencers and food enthusiasts from all across India. Whether you want to try authentic Mumbai ki Pav Bhaji or Vada Pav, South Bombay is the best place to begin your food trail.
*Some restaurants listed in this trail serve non-vegetarian food, but have been added because they have good vegetarian options on their menu as well.
Swati Snacks
Located at Nariman Point, Swati Snacks is a local food chain with several branches all across Mumbai. They serve a menu full of your favourite snacks in a colourful contemporary space. Serving a delectable selection of iconic street delights for 50 years, Swati continues to show its assertive dominance over other street food chains. They offer a wide selection of eclectic vegetarian fare. You will truly be amazed by their huge menu. They create every recipe based on traditional recipes from Indian homes. They feature innovative regional cuisines and serve mouth-watering street food delights. On the menu, Mumbai Special Vada Pav and Pav Bhaji, is famous along with South Indian and North Indian street food selection. Must try dishes on the menu are Panki Chutney, Pav Bhaji, Panki Chatni, Dahi Batata Puri, Sev Puri, Dahi Chaat, and Masala Dosa.Glocal Junction Worli
Glocal Junction in Worli stands out for its dark and sultry atmosphere and provides an enchanting dining experience. On weekends, you will always find this place filled with large crowds. They expertly portray the fusion of local and global flavours in their every dish. They also offer a diverse selection of vibrant mocktails, which adds to the overall experience. Serving both vegetarian and non-vegetarian options, this place is the first choice for youngsters wanting to spend a night partying with friends. Their dishes, like Truffle Pizza, Punjabi Hot Chicken Pizza, Kakori Kebab, and Awadhi Murgh Biryani, are some of the best fusions to try. Along with this, you should try their refreshing drink selection and street food varieties like samosas and kebabs.
Chaayos Todi Mill Lower Parel
Chaayos is India's biggest chai and snack cafe, with around 200 cafes in prominent cities in India. They serve a variety of Indian street food delicacies along with around-the-world street foods. With a cosy and elegant interior decorated with vibrant colours and plants, this joint offers a perfect place to relax and have a cup of tea. They are known for their unique experiments on tea, which turned out delightful. Their selection of fast food delis has helped them expand their services all across India. On the menu, you should try their best-selling Samosa along with cookies, chocolate shakes, watermelon Mojito and masala chai.
Raju Ki Chai
Located in Fort Area, shining bright from a distance, this tea joint is a beloved place for Mumbaikars. Raju Ki Chai presents a blend of comforting beverages and innovative chais. This colourful and informal tea joint serves an array of flavourful chai selections. The selection of tea ranges from the strong and fragrant Adrak Elaichi Chai served in a kulhad to the unique masala-infused Special Coffee. The menu extends beyond beverages, featuring delightful snacks like Varanasi Toast, Paneer Makhani Roll, and the spicy and tangy RKC Special Maggi. With pocket-friendly prices and cosy interiors, Raju Ki Chai is a hidden gem for tea enthusiasts seeking a perfect pairing of hot chai and delectable snacks.Girgaum Chowpatty
Girgaum Chowpatty is a famous street food spot for both tourists and locals. This place is a hallmark of the best street food places in Mumbai. Offering a breathtaking sea view along with lip-smacking street foods, this place is perfect for those who want to taste the true flavours of Mumbai. It is said that a trip to Mumbai is never complete without visiting Girgaum Chowpatty once. With several food stalls lined up to serve a selection of scrumptious dishes, this place has a unique spot in the hearts of food enthusiasts. People always praise the best Pav Bhaji and Chaat varieties of this spot.
Manchekar Vada Pav
Machekar Vada Pav centre near B.D.D. Chawl No-50 is an iconic destination for Vada Pav enthusiasts. Opening early in the morning, this stall starts to draw crowds within half an hour of opening. Its deep-fried besa-coated vadas closed in a pav and served with chutneys are famously loved by all of Mumbai. The most loyal fans of this stall claim that if you haven't tried Vada Pav at Manchekar, you haven’t tried Vada Pav at all. Renowned for its fresh and piping hot batata vadas, this stall is a haven for those seeking an authentic Vada Pav experience. It is a must-visit for lovers of this quintessential Mumbai street food.Dev Momo Hut
Dev Momo Hut, situated in Worli, is a small momo stall and a hidden gem for momo enthusiasts. This unassuming food stall serves expertly cooked chicken, paneer, and veg momos. With simple yet flavorful fillings, these piping hot snacks are complemented by a homemade tomato and garlic sauce. Opening in the evening, this stall is the most favoured place for momo lovers in the city. Despite being a small stall, they pay attention to quality, variety and affordability for which it is widely praised. This stall has been serving a range of Chicken and Veg momos for a long time. Over the years, it has become a landmark for Mumbai’s momo aficionados and a must-try street food joint.
