Sion East Mystery?

Question

I'm heading to Sion East next week, visiting family. They always talk about this amazing street food stall near the railway station, legendary stuff apparently. Everyone raves about it, but nobody ever remembers the *name*. It's supposedly near the old Bhaktivedanta Swami temple... any ideas what it could be called, or any tips to find it? I'm already picturing myself battling the crowds, but a legendary vada pav is worth it, right?

clementine · Answer

That's a fun quest! Sion East near the Bhaktivedanta Swami Temple... man, that area's a food labyrinth. Honestly, your best bet is to just wander around near the station. Ask locals, "vada pav wale ki dukaan kaha hai?" (Where is the vada pav stall?), that usually works wonders. Don't expect a fancy sign; these legendary places often rely on word-of-mouth. Prepare for a scrum, though, the good stuff always has a queue. Good luck, and may your vada pav be extra crispy!

eikebalzer · Answer

Yeah, it's probably not a named place, just a cart that's been there forever. Look for the crowd spilling onto the pavement, that's usually the giveaway.

catrin · Answer

honestly the temple one is prob your best landmark. the stall changes spots slightly but its always within that 100 meter radius. look for the guy with the biggest kadhai and the longest line, that's your guy. and yeah no name, just vibes

franka · Answer

Just follow the trail of onion chutney stains on the pavement. That's the real map.

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