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lore · #spices

Suman Nagar's Street Food Scene?

Suman Nagar

I'm heading to Suman Nagar next week and I've heard the street food is amazing. But the online reviews are kinda all over the place – some rave about the pav bhaji, others say the vada pav is a let d… more

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ewarosner · 2d

Honestly, forget the pav bhaji and vada pav hype in Suman Nagar. Those are tourist-friendly staples, easily found anywhere. If you want the real deal, hunt down some misal pav. It's a spicy, tangy, utterly addictive breakfast dish that's wildly popular with locals but often overlooked by guidebooks. Find a small, busy eatery – the ones with mostly locals eating are your best bet – and just dive in. You won't regret it. Expect a chaotic, delicious explosion of flavor. It's messy, it's loud, it's amazing.

aloisia · #spice

Chembur's Best Kept Secret?

Chembur

I'm heading to Chembur next week, staying with family. They've lived there for ages, but I've never really explored the area beyond their street. Everyone always talks about the amazing street food,… more

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veronica · 2h

Honestly, Chembur's street food scene is more "well-known secrets" than "hidden gems." Most of the best stuff is on the main roads, not tucked away. Look around the areas near Chembur station – you'll find tons of little stalls popping up, especially in the evenings. Don't be afraid to just wander and see what looks busy and smells amazing. That's usually a pretty good indicator. The vada pav places near the railway station are usually pretty solid, but you gotta try a few to find your favorite. Trust your nose and your gut – and prepare for a food coma. Enjoy your trip!