Mumbai is known for its vibrant street food culture, and chaat corners are an essential part of that experience. Please note that the situation might have changed since then, so I recommend checking for the most recent reviews and recommendations. Here are seven popular chaat corners in Mumbai that were well-regarded:
Elco Pani Puri Centre, Bandra:
Famous for its delicious pani puri (also known as golgappa or puchka), Elco Pani Puri Centre in Bandra offers a variety of flavored water and fillings to tantalize your taste buds.
Gupta Chaat Centre, Vile Parle:
Known for its mouthwatering sev puri, dahi puri, and pav bhaji, Gupta Chaat Centre in Vile Parle is a go-to spot for locals looking for authentic chaat.
Kailash Parbat, Colaba:
This long-standing chaat destination is famous for its chole bhature and various chaat items. Kailash Parbat also offers a comfortable dining setting compared to some other street-side chaat stalls.
Prakash Upahaar Kendra, Shivaji Park:
Serving up unique items like sabudana khichdi and thalipeeth, Prakash Upahaar Kendra offers a different twist on traditional chaat while maintaining the authentic flavors.
Cannon Pav Bhaji, CST (V.T.):
Situated near Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (formerly Victoria Terminus), this stall is renowned for its lip-smacking pav bhaji, a Mumbai favorite.
Shree Krishna Gourmet, Dadar:
Known for its wide range of chaat items and fusion dishes, Shree Krishna Gourmet is a popular choice among locals and visitors alike.
Amar Juice Centre, Juhu:
While primarily known for its fresh fruit juices, Amar Juice Centre also serves delightful chaat items that are loved by many. Their sev puri and pav bhaji are particularly popular.
Keep in mind that Mumbai’s street food scene is ever-evolving, and new chaat corners might have gained popularity since my last update. Always ensure that you consider the latest reviews, recommendations, and hygiene standards before visiting any food establishment.
