20 Best Pav Bhaji Places In Mumbai For The Ultimate Street Food Experience

by Curly Tales Desk
20 Best Pav Bhaji Places In Mumbai For The Ultimate Street Food Experience

Pav Bhaji is a sentimental dish for Mumbaikars. It now graces the kitchens of fine dining restaurants at the Taj and the Oberoi, but it can also be found at numerous street stalls. With the range of places serving it, it’s hard to arrive at a definitive list of places where you can get the best pav bhajis in Mumbai. These are some of the best places in Mumbai to get the yummiest pav bhaji.

Best Pav Bhaji In Mumbai

1. Sardar Pav Bhaji

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This is not the place to go for calories. The bhaji at this inconspicuous restaurant is generously garnished with dollops of creamy Amul butter, as is the pav!

Where: Tardeo, Mumbai
When: 12 pm – 2 am
Cost: ₹250 (For two)

2. Sukh Sagar

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This legendary restaurant has been the go-to place for quick bites for those in and around Chowpatty for decades. The pav bhaji is served steaming hot in just under ten minutes with four perfectly crisped pavs. You may want to take a minute to watch the butter melt into your bhaji; it’ll prepare you for the nirvana that is coming.

Where: Chowpatty, Mumbai
When: 10 am – 11:30 pm
Cost: ₹850 (For two)

3. Shree Siddhivinayak Fast Food

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Watch the sunset over the Arabian Sea and lounge on a blanket of sand as you tuck into the rich pav bhaji served fresh. It’s the perfect way to unwind after a long day. Plus, the view remains unrivalled!

Where: Juhu Chowpatty, Juhu, Mumbai
When: 1 pm – 11 pm
Cost: ₹450 (For two)

4. The Square- Novotel

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While there’s nothing like eating a plate of pav bhaji standing next to a roadside stall amidst traffic, some of us are seeking more luxurious dining options. You don’t have to give up on your favourite street food; The Square serves a delicious pav bhaji.

Where: Novotel, Juhu, Mumbai
When: 7 am – 11 pm
Cost: ₹4,000 (For two)

5. Amar Juice Centre

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Late night pav bhaji cravings? This iconic joint is the place to be. Amar Juice Centre serves the most delicious pav bhaji in the city and is the perfect way to prevent a hangover.

Where: Vile Parle West, Mumbai
When: 11:30 am – 11:30 pm
Cost: ₹700 (For two)

6. Sadguru Veg Diet

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The undoubted Pav Bhaji king in Chembur, Sadguru, has been serving hot plates of Pav Bhaji for close to 50 years now, and that speaks for its reputation. Their Cheese Pav Bhaji is as heavy as it is good and keeps people coming back for more.

Where: Hotel Jewel of Chembur, Chembur, Mumbai & other locations
When: 9 am – 11 pm
Cost: ₹850 (For two)

7. Achija

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When you have Pav Bhaji on your mind, there is no better place to go than Achija. With equal amounts of butter on both their pavs and bhaji, you’ll be astounded by how much your stomach can handle.

Where: Kandivali West, Mumbai & other locations
When: 12 pm – 12 am
Cost: ₹950 (For two)

8. DP’s The Fast Food Centre

Generations upon generations of college students have thronged DP’s for its Pav Bhaji. Situated right opposite Ruia College, you’ll always find students feasting on their buttery pav bhaji. Don’t forget to get a fruit beer to wash it all down.

Where: Matunga East, Mumbai
When: 8 am – 11 pm
Cost: ₹550 (For two)

9. Bhagwati Pav Bhaji

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Looking for a quick bite? Then you need to head to Bhagwati. Their pavs come slathered with tons of butter and can be eaten just by themselves.

Where: Kandivali West, Mumbai & other locations
When: 11:30 am – 2:30 am
Cost: ₹300 (For two)

10. Lenin Pav Bhaji Centre

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A roadside eatery, Lenin, has a really amusing name, but there is nothing amusing about their pav bhaji because it is deadly (in a good way). Their Chinese food is equally good, so make sure you sample some of that too while you are at it.

Where: Marine Lines, Mumbai
When: 9 am – 11 pm
Cost: ₹200 (For two)

11. Amrut Sagar Fast Food

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Bandra is dotted with some of the best eateries in the city, including some of the best old-school bakeries. But it also boasts of Amrut Sagar, which makes kickass Pav Bhaji.

Where: Hill Road, Bandra West, Mumbai
When: 9 am – 11 pm
Cost: ₹400 (For two)

12. Manohar Pav Bhaji Centre

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You can’t go to the Manohar Pav Bhaji Centre and not have pav bhaji. It’s a crime that you should be booked for. Their Pav Bhaji comes highly recommended by everybody, and their Masala Pav is also really good.

Where: Girgaum, Mumbai
When: 12 pm – 12 am
Cost: ₹300 (For two)

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13. Gypsy Corner

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Dadar has some of the best Maharashtrian restaurants, and no one does pav bhaji better than a traditional Maharashtrian food joint. And you just can’t go wrong with Gypsy Corner.

Where: Dadar Shivaji Park, Mumbai
When: 10 am – 12 am
Cost: ₹300 (For two)

14. SpiceKlub

 

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If you are tired of bingeing on regular pav bhaji and want to try something innovative, then you need to give the Pav Bhaji Fondue at SpiceKlub a try. With tiny buttery pieces of pav and a blended cheese pav bhaji, you’ll definitely want to order another pot of this.

Where: Lower Parel, Mumbai
When: 12 pm – 11:30 pm
Cost: ₹1,800 (For two)

15. Maji Sagar

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Maji Sagar is a popular joint known for its delicious Pav Bhaji. The bhaji here is packed with flavours and spices, and it is served with soft and buttery pav. The dish is often garnished with a generous amount of butter, onions, and coriander, adding to its taste.

Where: Tardeo, Mumbai
When: 9 am – 11 pm
Cost: ₹650 (For two)

16. Ashok Vada Pav Stall

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While Ashok Vada Pav Stall is renowned for its vada pav, it also serves lip-smacking Pav Bhaji. The bhaji is cooked to perfection with a balanced blend of spices, and it is accompanied by buttered pav. The stall is known for its quick service and consistent taste.

Where: Prabhadevi, Mumbai
When: 11 am – 9:30 pm
Cost: ₹100 (For two)

17. Maa Anjani Pav Bhaji Centre

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Maa Anjani Pav Bhaji Centre is a popular spot for Pav Bhaji lovers in Mumbai. The bhaji here is flavorful and served with soft pav that soaks up all the flavours. The bhaji is made using a variety of vegetables, spices, and a secret blend of masalas, making it a delightful treat.

Where: Borivali West, Mumbai
When: 1 pm – 11 pm
Cost: ₹600 (For two)

18. Guru Krupa

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Guru Krupa is a must-visit place for Pav Bhaji enthusiasts. The Pav Bhaji here is known for its rich and buttery taste. The bhaji is made using a combination of vegetables, spices, and a hint of tanginess. It is served with soft pav and garnished with chopped onions and lemon.

Where: Ghatkopar East, Mumbai
When: 9 am – 1:30 am
Cost: ₹500 (For two)

19. Maruti Pav Bhaji

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Maruti Pav Bhaji is a popular eatery that offers a wide variety of Pav Bhaji options. From the classic Pav Bhaji to unique variations like cheese, mushrooms, and paneer Pav Bhaji, they have something for every taste. The bhaji is well-spiced, and the pav is served hot and buttered.

Where: Vile Parle West, Mumbai
When: 12 pm – 1 am
Cost: ₹250 (For two)

20. Mohd Nasir Pav Bhaji and Bhurji Centre

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Known for its flavorful Pav Bhaji and Bhurji (scrambled eggs), this place is a hit among locals and tourists alike. The Pav Bhaji here is cooked with a mix of vegetables and aromatic spices, resulting in a mouthwatering dish. It is served with buttered pav and garnished with onions and lemon.

Where: Vile Parle West, Mumbai
When: 12 pm – 11:45 pm
Cost: ₹450 (For two)

These places serve some of the best pav bhaji in Mumbai and you must try it right away!

Inputs from Jinal Inamdar & Mallika Khurrana

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