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There are dozens of Indian street foods you can eat when you’re in Mumbai, there are delicious looking delicacies everywhere you look in the city. But in this video you’ll discover a top 10 list of a few of the best Indian street food dishes that you don’t want to miss when you’re in Mumbai.
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1. Vada Pav – One of the most popular Mumbai street foods is vada pav, a spiced mashed potato patty that’s deep fried and stuffed into a bun along with chutney. Although it sounds simple and it is, it’s one of the greatest vegetarian burgers you’ll likely ever eat. Also, when you eat vada pav, don’t miss eating some fried chili’s to go with it.
2. Bhelpuri – Another of the of the foods that’s iconic in Mumbai is bhelpuri, a snack made from puffed rice, mixed with chutney, and onions and tomatoes. It’s an Indian street food in Mumbai that’s especially common at beaches, and it makes a fantastic beach food. I tried the bhelpuri in this video at Juhu Beach.
3. Sev Puri – This is one of my personal favorite Indian street food chaats, a combination of little crispy disc chips topped with mashed potatoes, onions, and a variety of delicious chutneys, and a handful of sev, which are the all the little crispy things on top. When you take a bit of sev puri, the entire little disc will explode with delicious flavors, and it’s all about that chutney!
4. Pav Bhaji – Originally made from leftover vegetables that were mashed up, mixed with some butter and spices, and served with bread to mop it all up, pav bhaji is pretty much exactly that today, and it’s an Indian street food known for being popular in Mumbai. At some of the famous pav bhaji stalls, the mixture of potatoes and tomatoes is mashed up on a big hot plate, mixed with spices and butter, and then served with buttered fluffy buns.
5. Kebabs and Rolls – For any meat lovers, kebabs and rolls are one of the best things to eat in Mumbai. I especially enjoyed the bhuna roll in Mumbai, a wonderfully flavorful chicken curry packed into a thin rumali roti.
6. Chai – It’s not a food, but it is one of the joys of being in India, and that is drinking cups of hot chai on the side of the street. You don’t want to miss it when you’re in Mumbai.
7. Pani Puri – Popular as a street food snack across India, pani puri is the combination of little puris (hollow sphere chips) filled with potatoes and chickpeas, and then filled with chutney and flavored water. Each bite is a burst of incredible flavor and water.
8. Bombay Duck Fry – Although it’s commonly eaten at indoor restaurant, because of it’s importance in Mumbai, and since it’s served at local restaurants, I had to include it on this list of Mumbai food. Known at Bombay duck or bombil, it’s actually a type of lizardfish which is often deep fried and served with rice and side curries. It’s something you should try when you’re in Mumbai.
9. Mumbai Sandwich (Bombay Sandwich) – You don’t usually think of sandwiches when you think of Indian street food, but in Mumbai, the sandwich is one of the most popular roadside snacks. Often times pure vegetarian, a combination of masala potatoes, tomatoes, onions, beetroot, cheese, and chutney is pressed between bread, and grilled over fired. The result is a fascinating street sandwich you’ll never forget.
10. Dosa – Although from South India, Mumbai is a hub of Indian food, and you’ll find dosas all over Mumbai as well. The classic traditional version is a masala dosa, but there are also fusion types of dosas, including the paneer tikka dosa, which is absolutely magical.
Thank you for watching this video about the top 10 Indian street foods to eat when you’re in Mumbai. Hope you have an amazing time eating!
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Hi Mark. The only place I hadn't visited from your video was the Chai stall, in your first Mumbai video. Guess what, I tracked him down and I was at his stall 30 minutes back, opposite CST, St. George Hospital. His name is Praksh, I showed him your video and he was absolutely delighted though the nearby vendors teased him brutally for now being world famous Chaiwala? and he smiled ear to ear for the 15 min I was there. He asked me to convey his gratitude.
So, now I can safely declare myself as Mark Wiens certified foodie of Mumbai ??
Thanks for all the great videos and all the smiles that you spread. Keep Travelling, eating and doing your head tilt. Stay blessed ?
To be honest
UR FACE IS TERRIFYING WHEN u make after eating the snack
It was great just awesome. I felt like to eat. I loved the way, you ate and enjoyed.
If you ever come to kolkata please explore "Newtown food zone" You will have the experience of exploring street food heaven.. And What more about this place is that they provide you with a hygienic environment, which is very rare in indian Street food hubs
Vada pav is desi version of burger..
I cant look into his eyes?
I think for a change he must try moving his head down to the left.
What is that in Vada Pav that looks like fried noodles??? Tnx for sharing with us Mr. Wiens:)
the classic bite, popping eyes and tilted head
I want to chat with people who disliked the video…..
look his expressions when he eat his first bite.
Muh kaise bnata h be?
"Ooo look at THaaat!" Mark Wiens voice.
Yeh aise kyo muh bana rha jese pehli baar koi achi dish khayi
U shud try Sardar Pavbhaji at grant road
I love this type of food ???? and I felt that sometime street food is very tasty
I love the way he says “ chutney “
Thumbs up ? if you are Indian ????
Don't have it here..omg yum.
Number 9. Street sandwich…yum yum
Like number 8. Looks good. Yum
Number 7. Yum
Like number 5….I would eat. Gloves used to handle food. Yum
I don’t think I’ve ever seen someone look so happy eating.?You give off a good energy and your channel looks interesting. Going to subscribe.??
I luv ur way to eat .
Just a request.. please don't judge real Indian food by foods available at Mumbai and Delhi. They are awesome but not real Indian. Please visit East and South India for real Indian food.
I think you should have vised south India also.
I can't wait to go to India and have a big munch
It the best I love wacthing ur videos ?
Mark came to delhi india
Waiting for the day uh will not like a dish.?
I am feeling hungry after watching this video. wondering for some delicious snacks. feeling water in my mouth.
8:37 the pani puri seller is waiting for him to complete his review so that he can serve him more,lol?
Mark is so brave for eating all of this, imagine all the bacteria and sweat he put in his body just for this youtube video
That look on his face when he tastes the 1st bite!
You should try Kerala food
Sir y ur reaction is exactly d same. Who people know difference between good better best
Anyone notice the girl at 10:45??
Watching in 2019
Hey I like your T shirt ?
Thanks for visiting India