Seeing that World Vada Pav Day (celebrated on 23rd August every year) is just around the corner, we have decided to embark on a delectable journey to explore the best Vada Pav places in Mumbai that are, in our humble opinion, the epitome of the city's street food culinary culture. From the iconic to hidden gems, these 6 spots promise an unforgettable celebration of this beloved street food.
Experience a delightful twist on World Vada Pav Day at Cafe Delhi Heights, where fast food innovations are infused with quintessential Delhi flair. This charming fast-food restaurant gives a different twist to the beloved Vada Pav. They present a celebration of flavors that bridge the gap between two beloved cities, all within the delicious frame of a Vada Pav. The innovative ‘Mumbaiya Wada Pao’ is Café Delhi Heights take on creating something unique while keeping the essence of the original delight intact.
Other Must-haves: Nachos Grande, Open Chicken Burger, Truffle Fries, Kathi Roll, Motichoor Laddu Cheesecake, Banoffee Pie
On the occasion of World Vada Pav Day, what better way to celebrate than at Chai Point in Lower Parel? While it might be known as a fast food restaurant, Chai Point adds a flavorful twist to this beloved Indian street food. As you sip on your favourite chai and munch on their special Vada Pav, you'll experience a delightful fusion of tradition and innovation. Chai Point's take on this classic snack re-establishes its prominence as one of the best Vada Pav places in Mumbai. Indulge in the joy of celebrating World Vada Pav Day at Chai Point, where the fast food restaurant takes this humble treat to new heights.
As World Vada Pav Day approaches, venture into the heart of South Mumbai and discover a delightful twist at Chaayos in Churchgate. A famous hangout spot frequented by avid tea connoisseurs, Chaayos adds a unique touch to this iconic street food. Enjoy their popular vada pav and pair it with their varieties of tea. Additionally, you can also try their Keema Pav, it’s a different rendition with the same foundation, which is every bit as delectable as the original thing.
Other Must-haves: Pahadi Chai, Modinagar Shikanji, Loaded Open Paratha, Stuffed Kulcha, Napoli
To celebrate World Vada Pav Day, there's no better place to revel in the joy than at Urban Singh in Kharghar, Navi Mumbai. This street-food restaurant offers a contemporary take on traditional delights, making it the perfect destination to celebrate this iconic street food. Urban Singh's innovative approach to Indian flavors shines through in their unique Vada Pav creation.
Other Must-haves: Dahi Vada, Chicken Cheese Balls, Veg Manchurian Gravy, Chilli Chicken Gravy, Corn Cheese Momos
As we celebrate World Vada Pav Day, venture into the heart of Central Mumbai and discover a true gem at Muncha Cafe. This fast-food restaurant takes the joy of Vada Pav to new heights, offering a culinary experience that captures the essence of this beloved street food. With each bite, you'll be transported to the bustling streets of Mumbai, where the aroma of spices and the crunch of the Vada Pav unite to create a balance of flavours.
Other Must-haves: Sabudana Vada, Chutney Cheese Sandwich, Peri Peri Paneer Pizza, Walnut Brownie, Strawberry Muffin
Head up to ‘Khalifa Baba’ in Mulund West to celebrate World Vada Pav Day as this fast-food restaurant summarizes the essence of this lovely street food, offering a unique and interesting take on the classic Vada Pav. Besides the authentic Vada Pao, you can also try their fusion delights like samosa pao, missal pao and more. Their dedication to this iconic snack stands as a witness to Mumbai's street food culture. Indulge in a balance of flavours that pay admiration to tradition while having the excitement of fast food innovation.
Other Must-haves: Veg Hong Kong Rice, Paneer Sandwich, Veg Frankie, Chilli Flakes Maggie, Khalifa Special Burger
Gargi Bisht is an event copywriter/conceptualizer turned writer currently working with EazyDiner Pvt. Ltd. Compulsive eater, book hoarder, dog lover and pop culture enthusiast with an innate love for storytelling. Usually the quietest person in the room, Gargi is an introvert who loves her own company. When not eating, can be found in front of her laptop watching movies. Knows a thing or two about art and literature.
