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Where to eat Pani Puri in Mumbai? 8 Popular Places You Must Visit
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Where to eat Pani Puri in Mumbai? 8 Popular Places You Must Visit

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Mumbai Pani Puri: If you are in Mumbai and wondering where to get the best Pani Puri, here are some highly recommended places that are famous for this street-style snack.highlightMumbai Food Guide: 8 Best Places For Pani Puri In Mumbai1. Elco Pani Puri, Bandra2. Punjab Sweet House, Bandra3. Mount Kailash, Colaba4. Guru Kripa, Sion5. Sindh Pani Puri, Chembur6. Ram and Shyam Chaatwala7. Sharma Chaat Bhandar, Juhu8. Swati Snacks, Taddev

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Mumbai Pani Puri: If you are in Mumbai and wondering where to get the best Pani Puri, here are some highly recommended places that are famous for this street-style snack.

Where to eat Pani Puri in Mumbai? 8 Popular Places You Must Visit
Mumbai Food Guide: We’ve compiled a list of pani puri places that locals lovePhoto Credit: iStock (for representational purposes only)

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  • Mumbai has delicious and diverse options when it comes to street food
  • People in the city love Pani Puri and there are many amazing places for it
  • Here are some popular ones you can’t afford to miss

Mumbai Food Guide: The satisfying crispness of breaking the puri, the cool spiciness of the water, the mild spicy flavor of the chutney, the slight softness of the moong/ragda/boondi filling… there is nothing better than the satisfaction of eating well -made pani puri (and Served several times)! If you’re in and wondering where to find the best, chances are you’ll find a highly recommended street vendor or simple stall in your area. But if you are curious to know the popular must-try places – places where people go specifically for Pani Puri – then here are some of them:

Mumbai Food Guide: 8 Best Places For Pani Puri In Mumbai

1. Elco Pani Puri, Bandra

This pani puri place is popular among locals, tourists and celebrities. Even Mumbaikars from other parts of the city will travel to Bandra’s Hill Road to enjoy the taste of Elko Bazaar’s famous Pani Puri. And why not? Although the fan base has grown, the classic flavor has remained fairly consistent and delicious!
Where: 46, Hill Road, Ranwar, Bandra West, Mumbai.

2. Punjab Sweet House, Bandra

Another hotspot in Bandra West for street-style snacks, especially of the North Indian variety, is Punjab Sweet House. Like Elko, the pani puri here also has a huge number of fans who come back for its distinctive taste.
Where: Shop No. 3 & 7, Dheeraj Arcade, Opp. Jude Wines, Dr. Ambedkar Road, Pali Mala Road, Bandra West, Mumbai.

Also read:10 street foods you must try in Mumbai

3. Mount Kailash, Colaba

Kailash Parbat has several branches in the city, but enjoying Pani Puri at its iconic Colaba location is a memorable experience for many. The puris here have a delicious crispness and are almost always the right size.
Where: Shop 5 – 8, Narayan Building, 1 Pasta Lane, Colaba, Mumbai.

4. Guru Kripa, Sion

Guru Kripa is famous for its samosas. But if that’s all you order there, you’re really missing out! Before you enjoy deep-fried snacks, enjoy ice-cold Pani Puri for a refreshing start. There are also other delicious chaat items that you should try.
Where: 40, Road 24, Sion, Mumbai

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Mumbai Food Guide: There are great dard bhari puri places all over the city. Photo Credit: iStock

5. Sindh Pani Puri, Chembur

Chembur has many great places for Sindhi-style snacks including chaat items. One of the most beloved places is Sindh Pani Puri, which started as a handcart about seven decades ago. Their puris are said to have a buttery texture and are made of atta (wheat flour).
Where: Building No. 13, Chembur Colony, RCF Colony, Sion, Mumbai.

6. Ram and Shyam Chaatwala

Many fans of Pani Puri think that the experience of eating it at an ordinary street cart is unparalleled. Well, for that, you have Ram Aur Shyam Chaatwala in Santa Cruz West. The constant crowd around it is a testament to its popularity. The service is hassle-free and quick, as it is used to meet the needs of busy Mumbaikars.
Where: Central Avenue Corner, North Avenue, Santa Cruz (West), Mumbai.

Also read:Top 10 Breakfast Places in Mumbai You Must Visit

7. Sharma Chaat Bhandar, Juhu

Street food lovers from across the city come to Juhu to satisfy their hunger, be it along the beach or in the busy lanes leading to the seashore. The neighborhood has a good mix of well-kept secret spots and reputable establishments. Sharma Chaat Bhandar is a simple eatery that you must visit when you are in the area. Along with their Pani Puri, their Dahi Vada and Ragda Pattis are also very tasty.
Where: Vaikunthalal Mehta Road, Yamuna Nagar, Nehru Nagar, Airport Area, Juhu, Mumbai.

8. Swati Snacks, Taddev

In South Mumbai, Swati Snacks remains a favorite spot for many loyal patrons, who return for their homely local favourites. Their Pani Puri is delicious. By keeping it here, you can enjoy its taste in the comfort of the restaurant.
Where: Karai Estate, 248, Tardeo Road, Opposite Bhatia Hospital, Tardeo, Mumbai.

Do you want to explore other popular street food spots in Mumbai? Check out some of them here.

Also read: 10 hidden food gems around Mumbai to eat like a local

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