With the rise of navi mumbai the street booth has found a place here a street vendor and while our life thank for not just to work there but also for those charging to and go elsewhere for sedation when you explore the street food. On the first place you are going to escape acidosis enter at sector 17.

1. Tirupati dosa centre:

   Address: Plot No:15, Krushi Plaza, APMC Sector 19, Vashi, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra 400703

This place has a variety of dosa on their menu one thing that I like about this place is that tickles hit the spot but it will not hit your pocket they have some amazing budget-friendly dosa. The owner recommended us to go ahead with the Golmaal dosa so that’s what we had. It was a delight eating as it was crispy. It is a great place for dosa lovers.

 2. Gupta sandwich:

Address: JK Chambers Building, No 4 and 2, Vashi-Turbhe Rd, Sector 17, Vashi, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra 400705

Simple best pizza  cheese Jasmine sauce normal sauce it’s basically today I am trying of PBR which is traditional subsistence is paneer mushroom onion tomatoes jalapenos backwaters and a lot of other things. The pizza slice was really crispy and the cheese was melted so taste of mushroom just hits right. This place is also very famous for its sandwich. Just a perfect place to hangout with family and friends

• Gupta juice Centre:

Next to Gupta sandwich there is juice centre where a must try is Kulfi falooda milkshake, it is a perfect blend of kulfi and falooda. At the bottom there was a layer of normal Fallujah which is filthy lovely topped with cream and ice cream, the taste of cream and vanilla ice cream just blends so well, the mixer Shalva it’s damn good. It is a must try with the pizza along.

 3. Quality Franco’s:

Next we found this really tiny franky joint near McDonald’s at sector 17 they have some basic Frankie’s on the menu costing nothing more than 100 rupees we decided to go ahead with the chicken Frankie and the Frankie was absolutely delicious is very basic Frankie with the roti some really chat pata masala and the chicken buna it is more like a stuffing of the bhaji inside a roti where it was absolutely delicious and it is someone who loves basic Frankie’s without a much of drama. A basic franky is best go to option when in vashi.

• Ganesh vada pav

Address: Master Aakash Mahesh Munshi Rd, Sector 17, Kopar Khairane, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra 400709

Craving for some comfort food, and when they say comfort food the first thing that comes to our mind is hot vada pav. Ganesh famous for its crisps vada with soft bun and tangy chutney which is also a on-the-go snack. It is in a tiny Lane since last 20 years and can be a bit tricky to find its place because it’s not listed on any food delivery apps, so you have to ask manually so make sure you ask people on your way to reach here it’s like so good and chutney so there’s this red garlic sure team along with the tangy sweet and spicy chutney. It’s the prefect version of vada pav as it is crispy from outside and the potato is boiled to perfection.

 5.  Amar

Address: Shop no 19, Satra Plaza, Palm Beach Road, Next To Palm Beach Galleria Mall, Sector 19 D, Vashi, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra 400703

I believe it’s not a proper street joint it is more of a restaurant but still its on the list as the golgappa /puchka /pani puri whatever you call it is the best street food. People are always most concerned about the hygiene of the place that serves chat, the best part of amar chat is the hygiene they follow. Also it has really tasty sweet and spicy chutney.   

   6. Cheese Adda:

Address: 132, Sector 29 Vashi Rd, Sector 28, Vashi, Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra 400703

Cheese adda is famous for its Pani Puri shots, milkshakes, tornado potato, pasta and many more fast food items. It is located in vashi sec 28. It’s the best place to hangout with friends and family. The place serves mouth watering food with great services and pocket friendly prices. The distinct thing of the place is that it serves a huge menu in a very small space.

There are also some other places to visit in vashi:

1. Jhama sweets
2. Santosh sweets and snacks
3. Soy street
4. Prem sagar dosa plaza
5. Bhagat tarachand
6. Navratna Vegetarian Restaurant
7. Kailash Parbat
8. Shree Krishna
9. Taste of Punjab
10. Yummy foods

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