Mumbai Street Food Tour with Evening Bazaar Walk
Ideal for food lovers, this Mumbai street food tour offers diverse dishes. Enjoy delicious treats and explore the lively evening market with its vibrant atmosphere and...
CuisineIrani bakery
Price$
Neighborhoodfort
HoursMon-Sat 06:30-19:30; closed Sun
Phone+91 22 2288 0278
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Why locals love it: Tucked in a tiny Fort alley off Akbar Ally, no signage, easy to miss; the wood-fired oven has stayed lit for six decades.
Tip: Brun maska with Irani chai is the order; closed Sundays. Cash and card both accepted.
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Location
Address: Ground Floor, Fountain Akbar Ally, St Thomas Cathedral, Fort, Mumbai 400001
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Tip: Pancham Thali with extra puris. Cash and card both accepted.
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Why locals love it: Off Horniman Circle in a heritage building, Parsi wedding-thali room with no signage past the entrance; locals book the Sunday thali a week ahead.
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Tip: Pancham Thali with extra puris. Cash and card both accepted.