

the street food of MumbaiSanta Clara food truck · San Jose cloud kitchen
vada pav, the Dadar way, Kolhapuri misal, rassa on the side, pav bhaji straight off the tawa, Amrutulya chai, always
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from 608 Google reviews
“Uff pune ki yaad dila di! … with the first bite .. Sukooon!”
Aditi K. · Sunnyvale
“Closest to home tea and vada pav I have found in the bay”
Rohan P. · Santa Clara
“It really captures the essence of a typical vada pav stall in Aamchi Mumbai”
Sneha M. · San Jose
Mumbai food culture
A city that eats standing up
Chai in a glass, a vada in newspaper, lunch delivered by a system older than the telephone.

half a glass
Cutting chai
Twice the stops, twice the conversation.

after dark
Chowpatty
Chaat is the beach at dusk, eaten standing.

no hurry
The Irani café
Bentwood chairs, bun maska, a hundred years of mornings.

since 1890
The dabbawala
Two hundred thousand lunches a day, sorted by colour.
Spice on Wheels
One mark, every tiffin
Stamped on the wrap, embossed on the dabba, printed on the glass. If it carries the diamond, it came from our tawa.

- On the dabba

- On the wrap

- On the glass

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