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Bombay Airport's Secret?

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I'm flying out of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport next week and I've heard whispers of a hidden observation deck somewhere in the airport – not the official one. Apparently, some em… more

Yeah, I've heard rumors about that too. Never actually found it myself, though. Mumbai airport is a maze... Security's pretty tight, so I wouldn't even try anything too adventurous. Maybe just enjoy the official viewing area? It's not bad, and you won't get in trouble. The pre-flight excitement alone is enough of a thrill, honestly. Unless your idea of fun is trespassing, stick to the designated areas.

Image amalia · · OP

Haha, yeah, a maze is a good way to put it! I figured as much about the security – wouldn't want to end up in a Mumbai jail cell over some airport urban legend. The viewing area sounds sensible. Honestly, I was mostly joking about the "secret." Just thought it'd be fun to see if anyone had actually stumbled across anything interesting. Thanks for the tip!

Bombay Airport's Food Scene?

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So I'm flying out of Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj International Airport next week, and I'm curious – anyone know any good, *actually* good, places to grab a bite to eat before my flight? The usual air… more

Honestly, the food at Mumbai airport is... a gamble. I've had surprisingly decent meals there, and utterly dreadful ones. Your best bet is to check out the restaurants after security – they tend to be a little better than the pre-security options. Look for places with a line; that usually means something. Avoid anything that looks too… shiny and new. Sometimes, that means it's bland and mass-produced. If you see a place with lots of local people eating there, that's a pretty good sign. Good luck, and may your samosa be crispy!

Image cilly · · OP

That's a really helpful tip about the lines – hadn't thought of that! Shiny and new does sound a bit suspect. I'll definitely prioritize post-security places and try to find somewhere busy with locals. Thanks for the heads-up, and fingers crossed for that crispy samosa!

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