8. Misal Pav at Dutta, old Pune highway
9. Bhareli Vangi at Gypsy Snacks
10. Jaggery Icecream at Bojohari Manna Lokhandwala, Andheri-West
11. Veg. lunch at Govinda Restaurant ISKON
12. Maharashtrian snacks at Prakash Dadar
What to eat where in Mumbai (A WA Forward - I personally vouch for more than half of them!)
1. Shahi Paneer at Cream Centre
2. Vada Pao outside Kirti College
3. Dal Makhani at Preetam da Dhaba
4. Biryani at Bombay Blue
5. Bun Maska at Sasania bakery
6. Mava cake at Mervans
8. Misal Pav at Dutta, old Pune highway
9. Bhareli Vangi at Gypsy Snacks
10. Jaggery Icecream at Bojohari Manna Lokhandwala, Andheri-West
11. Veg. lunch at Govinda Restaurant ISKON
12. Maharashtrian snacks at Prakash Dadar
14. Misal Pav near Mamledar Office Thane
15. Kaapi & Upma at Madras Cafe
16. Idlis at Idli house
17. Dal-phulka, Ganthiya sabji, Masala Chaas in Beer bottle & bheeh at Bhagat Tarachand
18. Dal Pakwan at Jhama Chembur
20. Pav Bhaji at Sukh Sagar, Chowpatti
21. Pancham Puri wala near CST
22. Sizzlers at Kobe's
23. Rustomjee's Biscuit Icecream at Churchgate
24. Badshahi Falooda at Badshah Crawford Market
25. Bakery Items at Oven Fresh, Shivaji Park
27. Masala Papad and other Chakna at Rajyog Bandra East
28. Chat at Elco Market Hill Rd
29. Dal Pakwaan at Vig, Chembur Camp
30. Chat at bikaji malad link rd
31. Rice plate at Matunga lunch home
32. Batata vada & Samosa at Krishna Dadar
34. Malpoa at Swati snacks Tardeo
35. Sitaphal & tender coconut ice cream at Naturals
36. Bun Maska & Mava Samosa at Mervan Grant Road
37. Paani puri at Santacruz old prime focus lane.
38. Besebelle bhat at Gopal lunch home malad station west.
40. Olive and herbs bread and Brun maska at Yazdani
41. Chilled icy spicy bhel at M G Road, Mulund (West)
42. Neer dosa with garlic chutney at Ramashray Matunga
43. Samosa at Gurukripa
44. Chana powa in morning at Hanuman Sion
46. Jowar pita at Sohum opposite Babulnath
47. Gajanan wadapav at thane
48. Baked cheese wadapav at Sincity worli
49. Dal sandwich at mulji jetha market
50. Farali pattice at pralhad pattice center at princess street
51. Onion bread at Theobrama, colaba
53. Chocolate cake at Goriawala's near Cumbala hill hospital
54. Veg falafal near august kranti maidan
55. Panipuri at tarabaug near Charni Road
56. Masala Papad at kalbadevi
58. Kalingar Kalakhatta sharbat opposite CST
59. Bheendi Bhajiya at Ramlal near Mulund Station West
60. cakes at Aaaaaha!! malad
61. Multigrain Bread Sandwich at Moshe's Palladium
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