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The Pav wow Bhaji trail! 5 Mumbai travel joints for a late night binge
- Updated: January 26, 2017
Black and beautiful
The woody smell of garam masala being roasted with coconut on a hulk iron tawa hits us as we step into Maruti Pav Bhaji in Vile Parle (W). The spices, baked with crushed vegetables and coriander on a coal-stoked stove, supplement a blackish-brown paint and smoked essence to a traditionally tomato-based dish, earning this chronicle a moniker of Black Pav Bhaji (Rs80). Established in 1970, Maruti Pav Bhaji was primarily set adult as a case during a dilemma of Bajaj Road. In a final few years, a case has spawned identical joints in a same lane, launched by kin of late Mr Maruti, a founder. The strange is run by his grandson, Vaibhav Mhatre, who follows his recipe.
Time 7 pm to 12 am
At Maruti Pav Bhaji, Shop No 14, Angelina Apartment, Baji Prabhu Deshpande Road, Vile Parle (W).
Call 9833639180 (they accept celebration orders and broach within a kilometre)
SoBo’s midnight haunt
Located nearby Priyadarshini Park, Santosh Sagar’s Pav Bhaji (Rs 150) enjoys unmatched recognition from a swish residents of Malabar Hill right down to Kemps Corner. The 30-year-old eatery is a favourite among partygoers longing a midnight snack, as good as Jain families. Here, we might only mark actor Darsheel Safary tucking into a finger-licking good bhaji, that facilities softly spiced, crushed vegetables churned with sour tomatoes, served with a dollop of butter.
Time 9 am to 12 am
At Santosh Sagar, Matru Ashish, Shop No 6, Napean Sea Road.
Call 23631199
Dry fruits order here
From delivering on Scootsy to defeat adult imagination mocktails, DP’s (née Durga Parmeshwari), determined in 1965, has kept adult with a times. Skipping a many pav bhaji options that a menu lists, we collect DP’s Pav Bhaji (Rs165), that comes surfaced with cheese and dry fruits, including cashew, raisin and almond. An engaging mix, they give a bhaji a sweetish aftertaste, balancing out a cheese and spices.
Time 8 am to 11.30 pm
At DP’s Fast Food, Lakhamsi Nappu Road, conflicting Ruia College, Matunga Central.
Call 24145326
Juhu’s best kept secret
If we are a night owl, chances are that we are already informed with this 20-year-old haunt. Drop in on a Saturday night and we will find crowds bingeing on dosa and milkshake. Order their bestseller, simply called Pav Bhaji (Rs 120), that comes with butter (we equivocate a cheese) and a tip brownish-red masala that creates it sharp nonetheless delicious. The staff uniformly manages guest who occupy a tables as good as those who cite a comfort of their cars.
Time 10 am to 2 am
At Amar Juice Centre, Gulmohar Road, Juhu.
Call 26243863
Painting Chembur red
Located in one of a busiest tools of Chembur, conflicting a railway station, Sadguru, best famous for a Pav Bhaji (Rs 152) and Masala Pav (Rs 162), is simply one of a many renouned quick food joints in a suburb. While a strange opening non-stop in a 1970s, a grill now boasts 4 branches within Chembur. The splendid red bhaji is not complicated on a piquancy and manages to offer a balanced, buttery flavour.
Time 9 am to 12 am
At Sadguru, Janata Market, nearby Chembur Station, Chembur.
Call 25210525