Mumbai street foods

Ragda chaat is a popular Mumbai street food made with white peas, cooked with potatoes until soft, and combined with onions, tomatoes, spices, chutneys, and lemon juice.

Mumbai's street food offers a wealth of delicious options that locals love but are often missed by tourists.

Here we handpicked some of our favourite street foods of Mumbai that are not only delicious, but can also be made at home without much fuss.

Sachin Tendulkar revealed how exactly he likes his vada pav, and Twitter couldn't keep calm about the popular Mumbai street food.

A viral reel showing a German traveller enjoying vada pav, a beloved street food in Mumbai, has grabbed foodies' attention online. While some liked his positive review, others disliked the fact that he called it ...

Industrialist Harsh Goenka took to Twitter to share a video of a Mumbai vendor making flying dosa. Users shared their reactions!

Niharika treated herself to the spicy Mumbai special masala sandwich. Here’s how to make it at home.

Cheese Baida Roti is filled with yummy flavours you won't be able to resist. Check out our easy recipe.

According to the narration in the clip, the vendor resumed serving customers without washing his hands.

From beaches that smell of fried chillies to midnight lanes perfumed with kebabs, Mumbai's street food is not just about hunger-it is the city's heartbeat, plated one pav at a time.