What to order at Bohri Mohalla Kebab Lane

Must order
Smoked mutton with kheema pav and a glass of fresh lime soda.
The dish to know
Smoked mutton, raan, kheema pav
Editor tip
Ramadan iftar is the busiest stretch; otherwise weekday evenings are calm.
CuisineStreet food
Price$$
Neighborhoodmohammed-ali-road
HoursEvenings 18:30-01:30
The dishSmoked mutton, raan, kheema pav
PaymentCash only
Last verified

Must order: Smoked mutton with kheema pav and a glass of fresh lime soda.

Tip: Ramadan iftar is the busiest stretch; otherwise weekday evenings are calm.

Location

Address: Bohri Mohalla, near Saifee Hospital, Mumbai 400003

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