Top Mumbai Street Food Tours - page 2

On this evening tour, sample the street foods of Mumbai. For a city that is constantly on the move, these street foods are a source of sustenance for the locals before and after their long commute to work. Visit small kiosks that are known only to locals and also try the fares at some of the old shops of the city. Your local guide will tell you more about the foods that you taste. Highlights • Sev puri at Chowpatty Beach • Sugary sweet jalebis • Delicious kebabs

Mumbai is famous across India for its outstanding street food but discovering good eateries in a big city is not always easy. Not to worry, that’s where we come in! We’ll help you experience all the flavours the city has to offer by guiding you through Mumbai’s two best street food areas.

Embark on a tantalizing culinary voyage through the vibrant streets of Mumbai, guided by a seasoned local expert. As you navigate the bustling thoroughfares, prepare your taste buds for an array of delectable flavors, from the savory delights of Batata Vada to the irresistible sweetness of Neer Dosa. Each mouthwatering bite unveils a new facet of the city's diverse gastronomic landscape. Amidst the culinary adventure, delve into the historical tapestry of Dadar, where centuries-old stories intertwine with modern-day hustle and bustle. Explore the vibrant energy of local markets, where bustling crowds and colorful stalls offer a glimpse into Mumbai's dynamic street life. This immersive journey promises not only an indulgence in culinary treasures but also a deeper appreciation for Mumbai's rich heritage and cultural tapestry. Prepare to be enchanted as you uncover the city's hidden gems, one delectable bite at a time, in an unforgettable exploration of Mumbai's culinary wonders.

Explore Mumbai like locals do by booking your spot on this small-group tour, led by a student guide. You'll meet your group at the Gateway of India and explore the area on foot before hopping on a bus to the Mani Bhavan Gandhi Museum. You'll then take a train ride to Dhobi Ghat to see the world's largest open-air laundry system while enjoying included snacks.

This isn’t just a walking tour—it’s a locally-inspired culinary and cultural experience designed for travelers who want to explore Mumbai beyond the usual sights. Walk through hidden lanes with a passionate guide and explore sacred spots like Mumbadevi Temple and the striking Juma Mosque. Discover the buzzing chaos of Bhuleshwar, Chira Bazaar, and Crawford Market, where tradition and street life collide. Along the way, taste Mumbai’s most-loved street eats at locally adored, handpicked stalls: iconic vada pav, crispy kachori, fiery bhel, masala papad, savory pudla, and crowd-favorite pani puri and dahi puri. End with a scoop of nostalgia at Taj Ice Cream, famous for hand-churned fruit flavors. Every bite and stop tells a story—this is Mumbai through the eyes (and appetite) of its locals.

Join us for our Food Walk in the labyrinths of Bohri Mohalla to munch on delightful street food. This precinct is being redeveloped and hence you need to soak in the ambience and aroma before it disappears! ONLY 10 GUESTS PER WALK

Experience the sights, flavors, and traditions of Mumbai on a guided Mumbai market tour led by a local chef. Visit the iconic Dadar Flower Market, explore a bustling vegetable bazaar, enjoy an authentic South Indian breakfast and discover the aromas of a spice market. Learn about Indian spices, local food culture, and daily life while exploring some of the city's most vibrant markets. This immersive Mumbai food tour offers an authentic local experience beyond the usual tourist attractions.

Lights, Flavour, Action is an evening food and city tour told like a live movie — where every street is a set, every flavour drives the story, and Mumbai plays herself. We begin at Shivaji Park, with sea breeze and sunset setting the scene. First bites: a fiery Vada Pav and a buttery Punjabi Samosa from a 100-year-old stall. We board a local train to Girgaon Chowpatty for classic beach snacks — Pani Puri, Bhel Puri, and indulgent Pav Bhaji. Next, we explore Chor Bazaar and enter Bohri Mohalla, where we begin with a creamy Malai Sweet, followed by the legendary Chicken Baida Roti. A local bus takes us into Fort, where colonial facades glow at night. At a century-old Parsi café, we enjoy comforting Keema Pav. The tour ends at Marine Drive, under curving lights and a sea breeze. The city exhales. And the credits roll.

Mumbai is known for its street food, and while popular dishes include vegetarian staples such as pao bhaji, there's also plenty for meat lovers, especially on Mohammad Ali Road. Play it safe by going with a local guide to some of the cleanest, tastiest spots in town to try out kebabs, curries, and other freshly cooked meat-based dishes.

Walk through the pages of Bombay’s imperial history in this immersive, story-led experience titled, "Imperial Bombay". We begin at the Gateway of India, tracing the city’s origins as a British stronghold. Wander through the lanes of Colaba Causeway and into Fort, where you’ll encounter landmarks like the Prince of Wales Museum, Dalal Street, and the majestic St. Thomas Cathedral. At Flora Fountain, revolutionary voices rise from the past, setting the stage for our walk past the Bombay High Court and University of Mumbai, towering testaments to colonial ambition and intellectual awakening. Crossing the Oval Maidan, we literally move through time — from Gothic to Art Deco — before catching a break at Marine Drive, where modern Mumbai breathes. Finally, hop into a local cab for the last ride to the iconic CST Station, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and wrap up the tour with two local legends: Vada Pav and Pav Bhaji — because no story of Bombay is complete without its flavours.

This is an interesting and off-beat tour of Mumbai by students from a non-profit that works in youth empowerment and learning. The tour starts at the Gateway of India and covers all the must-see places in Bombay. It includes the following: Gateway of India, Regal Circle, Prince of Wales Museum, Kala Ghoda, Bombay University, High Court, Oval Maidan, Churchgate, Mani Bhavan, Marine Drive, and Chowpatty The tour uses the Mumbai local, BEST buses, and Black and Yellow taxis. The tour provides income for the student-guides. The tour allows you to see many of the must-sees of the city, visit Dhobi Ghat - an open-air laundromat, experience Mumbai local train, check out local delicacies, and more importantly, it provides an opportunity to see Mumbai through the eyes of young people. The students who do this tour love their city and it comes through during the tour. They are well-trained and knowledgeable about the places you visit on the tour.

Discover the mouthwatering cuisine of Mumbai on a tasting tour through the city. This small-group walking tour explores some of the best street foods as you explore the Old Town. Sample a minimum of seven delicacies and learn about the background of each dish from your guide. This is a great way to learn about India’s food culture and get insider tips for the best places to eat and drink.

Avoid the hassle of waiting in line for a taxi at the airport by pre-booking a transfer service to your Mumbai hotel. Your driver will be waiting for you at the airport with a placard bearing your name and will take you to your hotel in a private, air-conditioned vehicle. As an added bonus, your flight will be tracked in case of any delays.

Discover Mumbai by night with your own private guide. See historic locations and landmarks including the Gateway of India, Taj Mahal Palace Hotel, the UNESCO World Heritage–listed Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus railway station, and Mumbai University, among other colorful sights. You'll watch the city come alive at night and see monuments in the floodlights on this guided tour that includes transportation by air-conditioned vehicle and hotel transfers.

Experience daily life in South Mumbai's most vibrant markets with a guide on this 2.5-hour walking tour, which also includes a visit to the Mumbadevi Temple Do some shopping at Crawford Market and Mangaldas Market, and get off the beaten path on a visit to Bombay Panjrapole, an animal sanctuary that houses hundreds of cows.

See a different side of Mumbai on this walking tour of the Dharavi slum area. Visit the community center and tour the textiles, recycling, and leather tanning businesses run by the local residents. Proceeds from your tour go back into the local community to support a variety of projects on education, health, and livelihood.