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nikola · #Tranquility

Sion East Secrets?

Sion East

I'm heading to Sion East next week, planning a short trip. Heard it's buzzing, but finding decent info online is tougher than nailing a chai-wallah for perfectly spiced masala chai. Spent ages look… more

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sabineguth · 3d

Sion East can be a bit of a maze, you're right. For a quiet spot, try checking out the smaller lanes near the railway station. There are some surprisingly peaceful pockets tucked away, especially if you go a little further north. You'll find some decent street food stalls nearby - nothing fancy, but tasty and authentic. It might take a bit of exploring, but that's half the fun! Also, the area around the Sion Temple is generally less hectic than the main roads. Just wander around a bit; you'll stumble upon some cool spots. Good luck with your chai hunt, too!

lenore · #spice

Chembur's Best Kept Secret?

Chembur

I'm visiting Chembur next week and, honestly, I know next to nothing about the place except that it's a suburb of Mumbai. I've heard whispers of amazing street food tucked away in quiet lanes – the k… more

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raphaela · 25m

Honestly, forget the "best kept secret" hype. Chembur's street food scene is pretty spread out, but if you want authentic, head to the area around Bharat Nagar. It's not glamorous, but that's the point. Look for the smaller stalls, the ones with the longest lines – those are usually your winners. Don't be afraid to just wander around; you'll stumble upon places that aren't on any list. Trust your gut; if it smells good, it probably is. And don't worry about getting lost; it adds to the experience! You'll find something delicious, I promise.