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Explore Mumbai
Mumbai
Tourist Information
Mumbai Cuisines |
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Mumbai has the best selection of restaurants in India. You could trace
the history of the metropolis and go on a culinary tour of the subcontinent
by trawling through the amazing variety of food available. Gujarati
thalis, Muslim kababs, Mangalorean seafood, Parsi dhansaak, North Indian
tandooris and Goan vindaloos-the food, like the city's population, comes
from all over India.
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▪ Mumbai Fast food
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When Mumbaikars talk about fast food they mean Pav bhaji and bhelpuri
not hanburgers and hot dogs. The city has a great appetite for
snacks, and street vendors know how to cater to this huger. The
best place to sample the city's legendary fast food is khau Galii, a
small laneway off Zaveri Bazaar packed with interesting food stalls.
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▪ Maharashtra Food
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Marathi
vegetarian recipes such as curries, rice, sweets etc. |
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▪ Other Delights |
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Non Maharashtrian vegetarian recipes are also there like soups, chidva etc
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▪ Mumbai Drinks
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Mumbai's tap water is not really safe for visitors to drink. so you need to
boil ,buy or purify many varieties and several different sizes.
Soft Drinks : Plenty of local and international brands of soft
drinks are available, through local brands (such as limca & thumsup).
Fruit Juices & Other Drinks : Delicious fruit juices are
sold at cafes and juices stalls. They come in exotic varieties such as
mango, custured apple and lychee.
Alcoholic Drinks : Foreign beer have entered the local market
backed by well-oiled publicity machines. Foster's is the first
international brewer to invest in local operations, they have opened a plant
in the Maharastrian town of Aurangabad.
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