Taste The Bombay Tadka In West Delhi By Heading To These "Jhakkas" Eateries For Pav Bhaji!
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Small bites, big taste.
Street food staples do not get any better than Pav Bhaji. Sumptuous, tangy and soft, this desi delicacy bursts so many flavours in the mouth that you often wonder if the dish really originated in Mumbai. Jokes apart, we love Mumbai, and its tasteful Pav Bhaji, and that's why we have compiled a list of the best places in West Delhi where you can taste authentic Bombay-style pav bhaji.
1. Jhakkas Bombay Pav Bhaji
This tiny stall in Punjabi Bagh has become quite a sensation for its "Bombay-style" Pav Bhaji. Their zesty bhaji boasts of a mix of tangy and buttery flavours, and the pav, dolloped with butter, and accompanied by chopped salad on the side is perfect to relish for a cheat-day meal.
Where: Central Market, Punjabi Bagh
2. Haldiram's
Dinner: pav bhaji! One of my favorite dishes. Haldiram's makes a pretty decent version. https://t.co/moUccdfwni pic.twitter.com/2NNz9Pm9FL
— Paul Castle (@DaddyBird) July 13, 2016
No one does traditional food as good as Haldiram's, be it kachoris or Pav Bhaji. Haldiram offers you the same street-style flavours without compromising on comfort and hygiene. Sit in a family-friendly environment, and munch on flavourful Pav-Bhaji at this desi food chain.
Where: G-3, Unity One Mall, Janakpuri
3. Imly
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What?- Bombay Pav Bhaji (imly way)????
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There are not many restaurants in Delhi NCR that do vegetarian Indian dishes better than Imly. This chic restaurant in Rajouri Garden not only charms you with its mischievously colourful decor, but also leaves your tastebuds enchanted with its lavish assortment of street food and snacks. Sit in their quirky ambience, and satiate your Pav Bhaji cravings in style.
Where: B-7, Vishal Enclave, Rajouri Garden
4. Om Sweets & Snacks
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— Khushi sakhrani (@khushisakhrani) April 28, 2016
We all love Om Sweets & Snacks for their exquisite Chole Bhature, but did you know that this mithai shop also whips up lip-smacking Pav-Bhaji? The robust flavours of the dish and buttery texture will definitely make you smack your lips in excitement.
Where: GL-23, Hari Nagar, Jail Road
5. Bikanervala
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Bikanervala is a trustworthy name for hogging on street snacks and small cravings alike. The restaurant offers a hygienic environment to delve into your favourite Indian dishes, including Pav Bhaji, which they serve in the traditional style, but with heaps of butter, and onion and green chutney on the side.
Where: A-2/43, 1st Floor, Rajouri Garden
