About Borivali West, Western Suburbs, Mumbai
Indian cuisine has many facets which are more globally popular like kebabs, curries, naan and tikkas but if you survey the Indian crowd of foodies you will find there is one part of this cuisine that wins hands down ' Chaat. Chaat is what we call our street food which is quickly devoured and then taken a second helping of. The street food is famous all over the nation and have found a way of adapting where ever it goes so the food that you find in Northern India streets are very different then what you will discover in Southern side. Mumbaikers adore their plates of chaat adorned with spicy crunchy bhels, soft wholesome vada-pav, flavour bomb pani-puri and ofcourse pav bhaji. Borivali area of Mumbai proudly owns two fantastic low key joints that have mastered the skill of chaat. For those living near Borivali, make sure you go and explore these places today with a posse of foodies.
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About North Indian Cuisine
Mumbai, the biggest city of Maharashtra is the financial capitals of India .So, if you are visiting Mumbai for business or for a family holiday, it is best to make a list of all the available dining options and related paraphernalia. If you are keen on exploring the popular cuisines of this metropolitan city according to your taste buds and preferences, you will surely come across a large number of eating joints in Mumbai offering authentic North-Indian Cuisine. North Indian Gravies are crafted from dairy products, curd and spices. Other ethnic ingredients include cardamoms, saffron, dalchinni, chillies, and nuts. This cuisine includes biryani, bhatti da kukkad (chicken kabab) and the gosht ke parche. For the main course, you can try Jhinga Dum Nasha with Rogani Roti, Butter Chicken Dum Pukht Biryan ,and number of other delectable dishes.
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