Best of Mumbai Street Food Tour!
Mumbai is a fun place for all travelers as well as foodies. The city provides an array of food stalls in markets that fill the air with an unresisting fragrance and dominate the taste buds. Embark on this Mumbai street food tour walk in some of the famous lanes of Mumbai and try a variety of dishes, some of which have been famous for over a hundred years now. Grab the chance to uncover and taste the delicacies in these hidden lanes that can be missed easily.
The tour will also take you to hidden gems and off-the-beaten-path spots that are favored by locals and offer a truly authentic taste of Mumbai’s street food. You will have the opportunity to interact with the vendors, learn about their cooking techniques, and discover the stories behind their delicious creations.
We provide a “Non-touristy” experience and tour that includes food tasting from the best specialty food shops, ethnic eateries, and local restaurants as well as an “off the beaten path” glimpse of life in Mumbai is famous across India for its outstanding street food but discovering good eateries on your own is not always easy.
Not to worry, that’s where we come in! We’ll help you experience all the flavors the city has to offer by guiding you through two of Mumbai’s best street food tours such as Pav bhaji, Bhel Puri, Seekh Kabab, Chicken Tandoori, Panipuri, Ice Cream & more with famous areas: Chowpatty Beach and Mohammed Ali Road.
Hope you’re hungry!
On this tour
Highlights
- ✓Experience 10+ Dishes: All Food and Local Transport Included
- ✓Authentic Street Food – Taste Mumbai’s best veg & non-veg street delicacies.
- ✓Local Train Ride – Experience Mumbai’s iconic transport with a guided ride.
- ✓Cultural Insights – Visit historic temples & mosques, embracing diversity
- ✓Savour Mumbai's culinary delights with a guided food tasting tour
- ✓Explore iconic eateries and street food gems on this gastronomic adventure
- ✓Immerse yourself in Mumbai's food culture with authentic dishes & local flavours
- ✓Join us for a memorable food journey that blends culture, history, & tasty food
What’s included
- ✓Local English-speaking guide
- ✓Guided walk through selected food areas
- ✓Introduction to Mumbai's street food culture
- ✓Food tastings, if specified in the booking
- ✓Recommendations for local dishes and ingredients
Not included
- –Food and drinks beyond the included tastings
- –Additional purchases
- –Hotel pickup and drop-off
- –Public transport or private transfers
- –Personal expenses and gratuities
Languages
English & Hindi
Step by step
Tour itinerary
Meet Your Local Guide
Meet your Mumbai Dream Tours guide at the confirmed meeting point. Begin with an introduction to Mumbai's trading history and the Foods you will Trying.
Local Train Ride
Take a short local train ride experience with Guide and know more about Mumbai Lifeline.
Girgaon Chowpatty
A foodie’s visit to Mumbai is not complete without a stop at Girgaon Chowpatty– the best place to taste Mumbai’s (vegetarian) favourites such as pani puri, sev puri, and pav bhaji.
Taste Pav Bhaji
Try a serving of spiced vegetable bhaji with toasted pav and learn about the dish's place in Mumbai's food culture.
Discover Mumbai's Chaat
Sample selected snacks such as bhel puri, Pani Puri and sev puri, combining tangy chutneys, crisp ingredients, and traditional spices.
Kulfi
Still on Chowpatty, sample Kulfi, a frozen dairy dessert very similar to ice cream, but much denser and creamier. Popular flavours include rose, mango, pistachio, chickoo, and malai ( sweet cream).
Take A Taxi Ride
A local taxi ride to reach our Next location with Guide.
Mohammed Ali Road
Witness the buzz of activity surrounding Mohammed Ali Road, an area with several important mosques and the epicentre of the city’s Ramadan celebrations. Taste the mouthwatering chicken kebabs, rolls, and baida (egg) roti.
Chicken Roll
Chicken roll is a popular fast food item that’s a perfect meal on the go. It’s made with a tortilla wrap filled with tender, juicy chicken pieces, crunchy vegetables, and a variety of sauces and spices. This delicious and filling snack is perfect for lunch, dinner, or a quick bite.
Seekh Kebab
Also spelled Sikh Kebab, is a popular Indian and Pakistani dish made with spiced ground meat (usually beef, lamb, or chicken) that’s molded onto skewers and grilled to perfection. These kebabs are often served with a side of mint chutney and naan or roti bread.
Jalebi
Jalebi is a popular Indian sweet that’s made by deep-frying a wheat flour batter into a spiral or pretzel shape and then soaking it in sugar syrup. It’s often served hot and can be enjoyed on its own or with a side of yogurt. This crispy and syrupy dessert is perfect for any occasion.
Hand-Made Ice Cream
Taj Ice Cream is a famous ice cream parlor located in Mumbai, India. Known for its delicious and unique flavors, Taj Ice Cream has been a favorite among locals and tourists alike for over 130 years. From classic flavors like chocolate and vanilla to unique flavors like sitaphal (custard apple) and kesar pista (saffron and pistachio), Taj Ice Cream has something for everyone.
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Good questions
Before You Book
Is street food hygienic and safe to eat? +
Yes! Well, not always, but the vendors we have carefully selected are perfectly safe and hygienic (hundreds of happy guests and counting!). In fact, this is one of the main motivating factors in designing this tour: we wanted to make India’s incredible street food accessible to visitors.
I have food allergies - should I let you know? +
If you do have any serious allergies feel free to let us know at time of booking and do also let your guide know on tour so that certain foods may be avoided. The range of food on offer means there is plenty for everyone.
Are there vegetarian options? +
The first half of the tour (at Chowpatty) is entirely vegetarian. The second half of the tour is mainly non-vegetarian, but there are a few vegetarian dessert stops. If you’re vegetarian, eat a bit extra at Chowpatty, and then spend your time in the Mohammad Ali Road area soaking in the electric atmosphere!
Where will we go? +
The first half of the tour is at Chowpatty, and the second half is spent exploring the Mohammad Ali Road Area and trying the best of Mumbai’s non-vegetarian street food.
What will we eat? +
At Chowpatty, we will try some traditional Mumbai snacks like pani puri, sev puri, and pav bhaji. At the Mohammed Ali Road area, we will eat snacks like chicken kebabs as well as a few desserts like rabdi, and jalebi.
Is it appropriate to bring small children on the tour? +
There are health hazards highlighted above which children need to be very aware of. Otherwise we see no problem with bringing children of any age on the tour. Indians are very welcoming and receptive to young people. For visitors with children less than 12 years old, please get in touch in advance as we would recommend a private tour.
Is there a lunchtime option? +
We provide an evening tour as that is when the traditional street food areas of Mumbai come alive. The tour doesn’t work as well earlier in the day, when fewer food vendors are open and the lively atmosphere is missing.
Where is the second stop, Mohammad Ali Road? How do we get there? +
The Mohammad Ali Road area lies just east of Chowpatty and north of CSMT Station and Crawford Market. We’ll head there by taxi—a 15–20 minute ride, just enough time to whet your appetite for the delicious stops ahead!
Can people who do not eat spicy food join? +
Yes. Tell your guide about your spice preference. Some dishes can be prepared with less chilli, although customisation depends on the vendor.
Is transportation included? +
The tour is planned primarily as a walking experience. Transfers, if needed, should be confirmed separately.
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