Vendors, food trucks and stalls: the cheapest, fastest, frequently best food in Mumbai.

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Mumbai Street Food & Night Markets

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Ashok Vaidya Vada Pav

Order Two vada pavs with red garlic chutney and a fried green chilli.

The Vaidya family stall outside Dadar Station has sold vada pav at the same platform since Ashok Vaidya invented the format in 1966. Narendra now runs it.

Sardar Pav Bhaji

Order Cheese pav bhaji with extra butter and a glass of solkadhi.

Sardar at the Tardeo bus depot has been the Mumbai pav bhaji benchmark for decades. Butter swims on the griddle; the masala is hot and the pav is buttered.

Bademiya Seekh Kabab Stall

Order Mutton seekh in a baida roti and a chicken tikka roll for the road.

The original Bademiya street stall on Tulloch Road has cooked seekh kebabs over charcoal since 1946. Open until 03:00; the after-club queue runs deep most.

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Juhu Beach Chaat

Order Ragda pattice and a round of dahi puri.

Juhu Beach's evening chaat strip runs from sundown until past midnight. Pav bhaji on butter griddles, dahi puri assembled to order, ragda pattice and bhel.

Elco Restaurant and Market

Order Pani puri with sweet and spicy waters, then a ragda pattice.

Elco on Hill Road has been the Bandra chaat benchmark for decades. The pani puri counter is at the front, the seated restaurant at the back.

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