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- Duration:3 hours 0 minutes
- Travelers:1 - 99 guests
- Tour Type:Group tour, Private tour, Walking Tour
- Language:English, Hindi
Authentic Mumbai Food Tour - Best Street Food & Local Experience
Mumbai is a city that lives on its streets. The best way to truly understand this busy city is not through its skyline or its landmarks but through its street food. Our Mumbai food tour is a 3 hour walking tour in the evening. It takes you through some of the most iconic food streets, local parts of town and uncovers hidden Indian food gems that most visitors would never discover on their own, giving you an authentic taste of the city beyond the usual tourist spots.
Starting at 5 PM from Churchgate Railway Station, you will ride a local train, walk through buzzing markets, witness the sunset at Girgaon Chowpatty Beach, explore Bhuleshwar Market, and eat your way through some of the most loved food stops in the city. From a 100-year-old vada pav spot to a 140-year-old handmade ice cream shop, every stop on this street food tour has a story to tell. You will taste 8 to 10 dishes across veg and non-veg, covering the full depth of Indian food culture in one short, well-planned evening.
This is not just a night food tour. It is the best food safari through Mumbai's soul. Every bite, every street, and every moment is guided by fluent English-speaking Local foodie guides who know the city inside out. This food safari is allergy-friendly, hygiene-conscious, and designed for all kinds of travellers. This experience is built to be comfortable, safe and deeply memorable.
This night food tour is priced at just Rs 2,450 per person. This includes all Indian food, local train travel, a water bottle and guide fees. There are no hidden charges and no surprises. Just good food, great stories and an evening in Mumbai you will not forget. Book your spot now and come hungry.
1.About Our Mumbai Food Tour
The food tour starts outside Burger King, which is across from Churchgate Railway Station. Your guide will wait for you at this spot. You will talk about your food preferences, how much spice you like, and if you have any allergies before the evening starts. The guide will make sure everything goes right from the first minute.
Your first stop is Cafe Bharat, a legendary 100-year-old institution in Mumbai. This is where you get your first real taste of Indian food, the Mumbai way. You will try the iconic Mumbai vada pav with their special house chutney, paired with a cutting chai that locals have been drinking here for generations. This place will give you the feel of the city and get you ready for what’s next in the evening.
From there, your guide takes you onto a local express train. This ride takes about ten minutes. Your guide will walk you through how millions of Mumbaikars use this railway system every single day, giving you a genuine window into the daily rhythm of this city.
Your next stop is Girgaon Chowpatty Beach. This place is one of the top food spots in the city. Here, you get to eat masala dosa, sev puri, pav bhaji, pani puri, samosa, and more. The food is fresh, and you get a lot in each serving. The view here is really great. You will also catch the Mumbai sunset from the Chowpatty seafront, one of those moments that stays with you long after the trip is over.
The food tour will go on, and you will walk to Bhuleshwar Market. This place has many Hindu temples, colourful streets and local vendors. Tourists are welcome to shop here as well if something catches their eye.
The next part of the trip takes you to Mohammed Ali Road and Minara Masjid. This area is in the heart of the city's non-veg street food scene. You will get to taste baida roti, which is a flatbread stuffed with egg and chicken, also chicken 65, naan chap (a flatbread cooked in the tandoor), spiced curries, and chicken tikka. The flavours here are bold, the portions they serve are generous, and the atmosphere is electric.
The night will end with something sweet at Taj Ice Cream. a 140-year-old shop that still makes every scoop by hand. With dozens of flavours to choose from, it is the perfect way to close out a Mumbai food safari that has taken you across neighbourhoods, cultures, and generations in just three hours.
Throughout the entire tour, your guide ensures hygiene, safety and privacy are maintained at every stop. Every vendor on this route has been carefully selected. Your guide speaks fluent English, carries deep knowledge of Indian food, spices and the history of every place you visit, and is always attentive to any dietary needs or allergies in the group.
2.About Mumbai Street Food
There is something special about Bombay street food that you do not find in other places. The taste comes from the mix of spices, the way people cook it, old family recipes, and the feel you get from the busy streets. All Indian street food is full of flavour, and here are some of Mumbai’s most well-known dishes.
Mumbai Vada Pav
If you ask about one main dish from Bombay, it has to be vada pav. This is a tasty potato fritter that comes in a soft bread bun and is served with layers of chutney. People feel that Mumbai vada pav brings the city together. Everyone eats it - students, office workers, daily labourers, and tourists. Everyone stands at the same stall, eating the same thing. The best place to experience the original Mumbai vada pav is Ashok Vada Pav in Dadar.This Ashok Vada Pav in Dadar is one of the most iconic food stops in all of Mumbai. Our Mumbai food tour makes sure you get a proper taste of this legendary dish right from the start.
Mumbai Pav Bhaji
Pav bhaji is one of those dishes that started as a working-class meal and became a city-wide obsession. It is made from mashed vegetables mixed with lots of spices. cooked on a flat iron griddle and served with butter-soaked bread rolls (pav). Sardar Pav Bhaji is the place where the real journey of pav bhaji began. Even today, it remains extremely busy and is famous for serving rich, delicious food.
Mumbai Pani Puri
Pani puri is the kind of street food that shows why people fall in love with Indian food. Hollow crispy shells filled with spiced mashed potato and dipped into tangy tamarind or mint water, each piece is eaten in one bite and hits every part of your palate at once.
In Mumbai, pani puri is more than food. It is a ritual. Families, couples, and solo eaters meet by street stalls every evening for this snack. At Girgaon Chowpatty beach, you can get some of the best pani puri in the city. It is fresh, quick, and served in a lively place.
Non-Veg Varieties
Mumbai’s non-veg street food is like no other. The food on Mohammed Ali Road is shaped by Mughal cooking and the city’s many Muslim groups. It's rich, smoky, and full of strong spices.
Baida roti is a crispy flatbread stuffed with egg and chicken, cooked fresh on a tawa. Chicken 65 is a spicy fried favourite, while naan chap pairs perfectly with rich curries. Chicken tikka, marinated and grilled over charcoal, showcases the bold flavours of Indian cuisine. Our Mumbai street food tour lets you enjoy all of this in one evening.
Mumbai Sweets and Desserts
No meal in Bombay is complete without something sweet. The city is known for its handmade sweets, kulfis, and ice creams. People have been making these treats for over a hundred years. Kulfi is the original frozen dessert from India. It is thicker and has a richer taste than normal ice cream. You can get it in many flavours, like malai, kesar, rose, and pistachio. Our food safari ends at Taj Ice Cream, a 140-year-old institution where every scoop is still made by hand using traditional methods and fresh ingredients. It is the kind of dessert experience that reminds you that the best things in Mumbai have always been made slowly, with care.
3.Why Experience Food in Mumbai
Food in Bombay is more than just having a meal. Each dish tells a story. It comes from the people, the places, and the cooks who made it great over many years.
When you join our Mumbai food tour, you are not just tasting Indian food. You are walking through history, culture and everyday life in one of the world's most exciting cities. This Mumbai street food tour is made for those who want more than just to see the sights. It is for people who want to feel the heartbeat of the city, not just look at it.
This is a budget-friendly, short-duration, high-quality food safari that packs more genuine Bombay experience into three hours than most people manage in three days on their own.
4.Our Other Mumbai Experiences
Explore More of Mumbai and India with Cityscape Tours
Besides the Mumbai food tour, there are more ways to see the city that most people do not get to. The Dharavi Slum Tour lets you go inside one of Asia's biggest city slums. Nearly a million people live here and have made a home full of work, art and trade in just 432 acres at the centre of Mumbai. The Mumbai Heritage Walk Tour traces the city's colonial past through its most stunning architecture and forgotten streets. The Dhobi Ghat Tour offers a rare look at the world's largest open-air laundry, a place as fascinating as it is unique. And the Mumbai Bollywood Tour opens the doors to India's most famous film industry, giving you a behind-the-scenes look at the world that produces more films than anywhere else on earth.
Each of these tours is guided, English-speaking, and built with the same attention to detail, safety and authenticity that you will find in our Mumbai street food tour.
5.About Cityscape Mumbai Tours
Cityscape Mumbai Tours is a top-rated tour operator dedicated to creating authentic, safe and deeply engaging experiences across Mumbai. Led by a team of passionate local guides, we have welcomed over 2,000 plus guests from around the world and earned more than 1500 Plus five-star reviews on GetYourGuide,TripAdvisor. We do not just show you Mumbai - we help you to understand it.
Mumbai is a city that lives on its streets. The best way to truly understand this busy city is not through its skyline or its landmarks but through its street food. Our Mumbai food tour is a 3 hour walking tour in the evening. It takes you through some of the most iconic food streets, local parts of town and uncovers hidden Indian food gems that most visitors would never discover on their own, giving you an authentic taste of the city beyond the usual tourist spots.
Starting at 5 PM from Churchgate Railway Station, you will ride a local train, walk through buzzing markets, witness the sunset at Girgaon Chowpatty Beach, explore Bhuleshwar Market, and eat your way through some of the most loved food stops in the city. From a 100-year-old vada pav spot to a 140-year-old handmade ice cream shop, every stop on this street food tour has a story to tell. You will taste 8 to 10 dishes across veg and non-veg, covering the full depth of Indian food culture in one short, well-planned evening.
This is not just a night food tour. It is the best food safari through Mumbai's soul. Every bite, every street, and every moment is guided by fluent English-speaking Local foodie guides who know the city inside out. This food safari is allergy-friendly, hygiene-conscious, and designed for all kinds of travellers. This experience is built to be comfortable, safe and deeply memorable.
This night food tour is priced at just Rs 2,450 per person. This includes all Indian food, local train travel, a water bottle and guide fees. There are no hidden charges and no surprises. Just good food, great stories and an evening in Mumbai you will not forget. Book your spot now and come hungry.
1.About Our Mumbai Food Tour
The food tour starts outside Burger King, which is across from Churchgate Railway Station. Your guide will wait for you at this spot. You will talk about your food preferences, how much spice you like, and if you have any allergies before the evening starts. The guide will make sure everything goes right from the first minute.
Your first stop is Cafe Bharat, a legendary 100-year-old institution in Mumbai. This is where you get your first real taste of Indian food, the Mumbai way. You will try the iconic Mumbai vada pav with their special house chutney, paired with a cutting chai that locals have been drinking here for generations. This place will give you the feel of the city and get you ready for what’s next in the evening.
From there, your guide takes you onto a local express train. This ride takes about ten minutes. Your guide will walk you through how millions of Mumbaikars use this railway system every single day, giving you a genuine window into the daily rhythm of this city.
Your next stop is Girgaon Chowpatty Beach. This place is one of the top food spots in the city. Here, you get to eat masala dosa, sev puri, pav bhaji, pani puri, samosa, and more. The food is fresh, and you get a lot in each serving. The view here is really great. You will also catch the Mumbai sunset from the Chowpatty seafront, one of those moments that stays with you long after the trip is over.
The food tour will go on, and you will walk to Bhuleshwar Market. This place has many Hindu temples, colourful streets and local vendors. Tourists are welcome to shop here as well if something catches their eye.
The next part of the trip takes you to Mohammed Ali Road and Minara Masjid. This area is in the heart of the city's non-veg street food scene. You will get to taste baida roti, which is a flatbread stuffed with egg and chicken, also chicken 65, naan chap (a flatbread cooked in the tandoor), spiced curries, and chicken tikka. The flavours here are bold, the portions they serve are generous, and the atmosphere is electric.
The night will end with something sweet at Taj Ice Cream. a 140-year-old shop that still makes every scoop by hand. With dozens of flavours to choose from, it is the perfect way to close out a Mumbai food safari that has taken you across neighbourhoods, cultures, and generations in just three hours.
Throughout the entire tour, your guide ensures hygiene, safety and privacy are maintained at every stop. Every vendor on this route has been carefully selected. Your guide speaks fluent English, carries deep knowledge of Indian food, spices and the history of every place you visit, and is always attentive to any dietary needs or allergies in the group.
2.About Mumbai Street Food
There is something special about Bombay street food that you do not find in other places. The taste comes from the mix of spices, the way people cook it, old family recipes, and the feel you get from the busy streets. All Indian street food is full of flavour, and here are some of Mumbai’s most well-known dishes.
Mumbai Vada Pav
If you ask about one main dish from Bombay, it has to be vada pav. This is a tasty potato fritter that comes in a soft bread bun and is served with layers of chutney. People feel that Mumbai vada pav brings the city together. Everyone eats it - students, office workers, daily labourers, and tourists. Everyone stands at the same stall, eating the same thing. The best place to experience the original Mumbai vada pav is Ashok Vada Pav in Dadar.This Ashok Vada Pav in Dadar is one of the most iconic food stops in all of Mumbai. Our Mumbai food tour makes sure you get a proper taste of this legendary dish right from the start.
Mumbai Pav Bhaji
Pav bhaji is one of those dishes that started as a working-class meal and became a city-wide obsession. It is made from mashed vegetables mixed with lots of spices. cooked on a flat iron griddle and served with butter-soaked bread rolls (pav). Sardar Pav Bhaji is the place where the real journey of pav bhaji began. Even today, it remains extremely busy and is famous for serving rich, delicious food.
Mumbai Pani Puri
Pani puri is the kind of street food that shows why people fall in love with Indian food. Hollow crispy shells filled with spiced mashed potato and dipped into tangy tamarind or mint water, each piece is eaten in one bite and hits every part of your palate at once.
In Mumbai, pani puri is more than food. It is a ritual. Families, couples, and solo eaters meet by street stalls every evening for this snack. At Girgaon Chowpatty beach, you can get some of the best pani puri in the city. It is fresh, quick, and served in a lively place.
Non-Veg Varieties
Mumbai’s non-veg street food is like no other. The food on Mohammed Ali Road is shaped by Mughal cooking and the city’s many Muslim groups. It's rich, smoky, and full of strong spices.
Baida roti is a crispy flatbread stuffed with egg and chicken, cooked fresh on a tawa. Chicken 65 is a spicy fried favourite, while naan chap pairs perfectly with rich curries. Chicken tikka, marinated and grilled over charcoal, showcases the bold flavours of Indian cuisine. Our Mumbai street food tour lets you enjoy all of this in one evening.
Mumbai Sweets and Desserts
No meal in Bombay is complete without something sweet. The city is known for its handmade sweets, kulfis, and ice creams. People have been making these treats for over a hundred years. Kulfi is the original frozen dessert from India. It is thicker and has a richer taste than normal ice cream. You can get it in many flavours, like malai, kesar, rose, and pistachio. Our food safari ends at Taj Ice Cream, a 140-year-old institution where every scoop is still made by hand using traditional methods and fresh ingredients. It is the kind of dessert experience that reminds you that the best things in Mumbai have always been made slowly, with care.
3.Why Experience Food in Mumbai
Food in Bombay is more than just having a meal. Each dish tells a story. It comes from the people, the places, and the cooks who made it great over many years.
When you join our Mumbai food tour, you are not just tasting Indian food. You are walking through history, culture and everyday life in one of the world's most exciting cities. This Mumbai street food tour is made for those who want more than just to see the sights. It is for people who want to feel the heartbeat of the city, not just look at it.
This is a budget-friendly, short-duration, high-quality food safari that packs more genuine Bombay experience into three hours than most people manage in three days on their own.
4.Our Other Mumbai Experiences
Explore More of Mumbai and India with Cityscape Tours
Besides the Mumbai food tour, there are more ways to see the city that most people do not get to. The Dharavi Slum Tour lets you go inside one of Asia's biggest city slums. Nearly a million people live here and have made a home full of work, art and trade in just 432 acres at the centre of Mumbai. The Mumbai Heritage Walk Tour traces the city's colonial past through its most stunning architecture and forgotten streets. The Dhobi Ghat Tour offers a rare look at the world's largest open-air laundry, a place as fascinating as it is unique. And the Mumbai Bollywood Tour opens the doors to India's most famous film industry, giving you a behind-the-scenes look at the world that produces more films than anywhere else on earth.
Each of these tours is guided, English-speaking, and built with the same attention to detail, safety and authenticity that you will find in our Mumbai street food tour.
5.About Cityscape Mumbai Tours
Cityscape Mumbai Tours is a top-rated tour operator dedicated to creating authentic, safe and deeply engaging experiences across Mumbai. Led by a team of passionate local guides, we have welcomed over 2,000 plus guests from around the world and earned more than 1500 Plus five-star reviews on GetYourGuide,TripAdvisor. We do not just show you Mumbai - we help you to understand it.
For bookings and inquiries, reach us at cityscapemumbaitours@gmail.com or call us at
+91 8355864838 or chat with us directly on WhatsApp.
Highlights
- You can try 8 to 10 real dishes on this guided Mumbai street food tour.
- Ride a local train and explore iconic street food spots.
- Discover real Indian food flavours on this unforgettable Mumbai food safari.
- Try Mumbai Vada Pav, Mumbai Pav Bhaji, Pani Puri, and many more tasty foods.
- Watch the sunset at Girgaon Chowpatty Beach during your night food tour.
- All food, transport, and a guide are included at just Rs 2,450 per person.
- An allergy-friendly Mumbai street food tour suitable for families, couples and solo travellers.
- A budget-friendly three-hour food journey through Mumbai's most iconic food streets.
Includes/Excludes
- Guide & Public Transportation
- Food and drinks
- All Fees and Taxes
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Personal Expense
- Private Pickup and Drop Off
Departure & Return
Start: Burger King, Express Building, No 14E, IMC Marg, opposite Churchgate Railway Station, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400020, India.
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Your guide will meet you outside this landmark cafe, located directly opposite Churchgate Station. It is easy to find and well-connected by local train and cab.
End: Mohammed Ali Road, Masjid Bandar West, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India.
Once the tour concludes, your guide will assist you in getting back to your hotel or nearest transport point comfortably.
Cancellation policy
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
Frequently asked questions
What are the best Mumbai street food tour packages?
Cityscape Mumbai Tours offers one of the best Mumbai street food tour packages in the city. For Rs 2,450 per person, you get a three-hour evening tour covering iconic food stops, a local train ride, veg and non-veg dishes, and a fluent English-speaking guide. All food, transport and water are included with no hidden charges.
Can I customize my Mumbai food tour itinerary?
Yes, you can customise your Mumbai food tour experience. If you have specific dietary preferences, allergies or food restrictions, simply let your guide know at the start of the tour and everything will be taken care of. For larger groups or private bookings with specific requirements, you can chat with us directly on WhatsApp and we will do our best to accommodate your needs and make your evening as comfortable and enjoyable as possible.
What places are covered in a Mumbai street food tour?
Our Mumbai street food tour covers some of the most iconic food destinations in the city. You will start at Churchgate, ride a local express train, eat at Girgaon Chowpatty Beach, where you also catch the sunset, walk through Bhuleshwar Market, explore Mohammed Ali Road near Minara Masjid for non-veg dishes, and end the evening at the legendary Taj Ice Cream shop. Every stop is chosen for its food, culture and local character.
What is the itinerary for a Mumbai street food tour?
Our Mumbai street food tour runs for three hours starting at 5 PM. The evening begins at Churchgate where your guide meets you outside Burger King. Your first stop is Cafe Bharat, a 100-year-old institution where you try vada pav and chai with their special chutney. From there you board a local express train to Girgaon Chowpatty where you taste masala dosa, sev puri, pav bhaji, pani puri and more while watching the sunset. You then walk through Bhuleshwar Market, exploring Hindu temples and local streets. Next is Mohammed Ali Road near Minara Masjid where you taste baida roti, chicken 65, naan chap and chicken tikka. The evening ends at Taj Ice Cream, a 140-year-old shop still making every scoop by hand. In total you taste 8 to 10 dishes across the city's most iconic food neighbourhoods.
Do I need to carry cash on the tour?
No, you do not need to carry any cash for food or transport during the tour. Everything is covered in your Rs 2,450 tour fee, including all food, local train travel and water. However, carrying a small amount of cash is handy if you wish to do some personal shopping at Bhuleshwar Market during the tour.
What should I wear for a Mumbai street food tour?
Comfortable, casual clothing is the best choice for the Mumbai street food tour. Since the tour involves walking through local markets and riding a train, wear light, breathable clothes and comfortable walking shoes. Mumbai evenings can be warm and humid, so avoid heavy layers. There are no dress code requirements, but modest clothing is always respectful when walking through temples and religious areas on the route.
What happens if it rains during the tour?
Mumbai rains are part of the city's charm, and the tour runs in light rain conditions. Your guide will always keep the group moving, and most food stops have covered areas where you can eat comfortably. In case of extremely heavy rainfall or unsafe conditions, our team will get in touch with you in advance to reschedule or offer a full refund as per our cancellation policy.
Is Mumbai street food safe to eat?
Yes, Mumbai street food is absolutely safe to eat when you are with the right guide. On our Mumbai street food tour, every vendor and food stop is carefully selected based on hygiene, quality and consistency. Your guide monitors everything you eat throughout the evening and is always attentive to any allergies or dietary needs you mention at the start of the tour. You can eat freely and enjoy every dish without any worry.
How long does a Mumbai street food tour take?
Our Mumbai street food tour is three hours long, starting at 5 PM and ending at Mohammed Ali Road near Minara Masjid. It is a well-paced evening where you are never rushed. Every stop has enough time to eat, look around and soak in the atmosphere. Three hours is the perfect duration to cover the best of Mumbai street food without making it feel like a long exhausting day.
Is Mumbai street food suitable for vegans?
Yes, many dishes on our Mumbai street food tour are naturally vegan or can be adjusted to suit a vegan diet. Dishes like vada pav, pani puri and sev puri are typically made without dairy. Simply inform your guide at the beginning of the tour, and they will make sure your dietary preference is respected at every stop throughout the evening.
What is the price of a Mumbai street food tour?
The Mumbai food tour is priced at Rs 2,450 per person. This includes all food, local train travel, a water bottle and a fluent English-speaking guide. There are no hidden charges or extra costs. What you see is what you pay.
Is it better to do a guided Mumbai food tour or explore on your own?
Exploring Mumbai street food on your own can be overwhelming, especially if you are visiting for the first time. A guided Mumbai food tour takes away all the guesswork. You get a local expert who knows exactly where to eat, what to order, how to navigate the local train and how to stay safe and hygienic throughout. You also get the stories behind every dish and every place, which is something no map or travel blog can give you. For the experience, the value and the depth of what you see and taste, booking a guided tour is always the better choice.
Is this tour suitable for senior travellers?
Yes, the Mumbai food tour is suitable for senior travellers. The pace is comfortable, the walking distances between stops are manageable and your guide is always attentive to the needs of every person in the group. If you have any specific mobility concerns or health conditions, we recommend reaching out to us on WhatsApp before booking so we can ensure the experience is fully comfortable for you.
What dishes are included in a Mumbai food tour itinerary?
Our Mumbai food tour covers 8 to 10 dishes across veg and non-veg. On the veg side you will taste vada pav with special chutney, cutting chai, masala dosa, sev puri, pav bhaji, pani puri and samosa. On the non-veg side you will try baida roti, chicken 65, naan chap, spiced curries and chicken tikka. The evening ends with handmade ice cream at a 140-year-old shop. Every dish is chosen to give you a genuine taste of Mumbai street food culture.
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Why booking with Cityscape Tours - Mumbai?
What Will I See on the Mumbai Food Tour?
Step into the streets, sights and soul of Mumbai on this three-hour evening food safari
Churchgate Railway Station
Your evening starts at one of Mumbai's most recognisable landmarks. Your guide meets you outside Burger King opposite Churchgate Station, gets to know your taste preferences and allergies, and walks you into a side of this city that most people never get to see.
Cafe Bharat - 100 Years of Mumbai Flavour
Your first stop on this Mumbai food tour is a place that has been feeding Mumbaikars for over a century. The vada pav here with their special chutney and a hot cutting chai is the kind of introduction to Indian food that immediately tells you this evening is going to be something different.
Local Express Train - Travel Like a Mumbaikar
Seventeen million people use this train every single day. Standing inside a moving local train during Mumbai's evening rush is one of those raw, unfiltered city experiences that no guided bus tour or taxi ride will ever give you.
Girgaon Chowpatty - Sunset, Sea and Street Food
This is where the Mumbai street food tour truly opens up. Masala dosa, sev puri, pav bhaji and pani puri served fresh while the sun goes down over the Arabian Sea.
Bhuleshwar Market - Temples, Spices and Local Streets
A ten-minute walk takes you into a completely different world. Hindu temples, flower markets, spice vendors and narrow lanes full of local life. Bhuleshwar gives you a genuine feel of old Mumbai that no food safari is complete without. Tourists are welcome to shop here too.
Mohammed Ali Road - Mumbai's Non-Veg Capital
The energy shifts completely as you arrive at Mohammed Ali Road near Minara Masjid. Baida roti, chicken 65, naan chap and chicken tikka cooked fresh on open flames. This is the part of the Mumbai street food tour where the flavours get bold, the aromas get intense and every bite feels earned.
Taj Ice Cream - 140 Years of Handmade Sweetness
The evening ends at a shop that has been making ice cream by hand for 140 years. With dozens of flavours to choose from, Taj Ice Cream is the perfect sweet finish to a three-hour food safari through the most iconic streets and flavours of Mumbai.
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