Street Food Mumbai

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

The Mumbai special-street food looks like a distant cousin of Kolkata's Kathi roll. Frankie is a spicy wrap or a roll that is stuffed with veggies, chutney, masalas and a whole lot of things.

Harsh Goenka shared a video of Mumbai's bustling street food market, and pointed out the irony in the situation. Take a look!

It is a 'Bombay dish'. A dish that found quick acceptability across communities in the city. It has butter, potatoes and is colourful.

Mumbai City Guide: Wondering where to get some of the best vada pav, pav bhaji, samosa, pani puri and more? Here are our top recommendations.

This delicious Mumbai-style Grilled sandwich is triple-layered and is made with butter, green chutney, veggies, chaat masala and oodles of cheese.

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

Frankie Recipe: This delectable Frankie features an irresistible blend of crispy chips and velvety cheese, making it simply irresistible.

Twitter debate: There is always a cultural tiff between Delhi and Mumbai, especially for food. One Twitter post stormed up another food debate - of chhole tikki and ragdi pattice.

If you really want to explore the world of snacks from every nook and corner of the country, you can start with the following street foods of India and give them the recognition and love ...