Food Festivals in Mumbai

Diwali in early November fills Mumbai's mithai counters, with shops such as Tewari Bros.

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Mumbai's biggest cultural festival spans late January into early February, taking over the Kala Ghoda district for nine days.

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The 30 nights of Ramadan transform Mohammed Ali Road and Bohri Mohalla into an iftar food street.

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Eid celebrations on Mohammed Ali Road peak with sweetmeats and the full biryani menu at every stall.

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Alphonso mango season in Mumbai runs from April into June, with Ratnagiri and Devgad fruit arriving in boxes at the APMC wholesale market in Vashi, peaking in late April and early May.

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Mumbai's most beloved festival runs 10 days from new moon.

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Navratri, the nine nights of autumn, is observed across Mumbai with garba dancing and faraali fasting foods such as sabudana khichdi, kuttu roti and sabudana vada.