Vada Pav Mumbai REPRESENT. Everybody may not agree, but the one food that could be be shamelessly plastered as an identifier for Mumbai is the simple and scrumptious vada pav.

While Delhi may be known for its chatpati snacks, Mumbai's street food scene has a distinct charm, offering an array of unique and unforgettable flavours. Beyond the iconic Vada Pav, there are ...

Today, Bon Appétit joins Chef Meherwan Irani in Mumbai to try the city’s number one street food: Vada Pav. A deep-fried spicy potato dumpling in a bun topped with delicious chutneys, millions ...

Indian Food: The spicy Vada Pav - a vegetarian food that is heavy as a baseball and dripping with chutney - costs 22 cents in Mumbai.

There is a fair alternative across the street at Bombay Sweets & Snacks, whose vada is nearly as good as Surati’s but with a serious onslaught of grease and butter. At Mumbai Ki Galliyon Se ...

Mumbai's textile factories today are hulking shells of their past, overgrown by wild fig trees. But pav remains a working class staple. A stack of six — called a ladi — costs less than 25 cents.

Mumbai's textile factories today are hulking shells of their past, overgrown by wild fig trees. But pav remains a working class staple. A stack of six — called a ladi — costs less than 25 cents.

Mumbai's textile factories today are hulking shells of their past, overgrown by wild fig trees. But pav remains a working class staple. A stack of six — called a ladi — costs less than 25 cents.