This is the guide to my favourite cheap eats in Bandra, all under INR 100, something for the food-lovers on a budget to rejoice about. With everything from Goan sausage to dahi chaat, this list has kept me going till many-a payday.
What To Eat In Bandra West When You Have Only INR 100 To Spare
Ten-Second Takeaway
Schezwan Fried Rice from Yummies
This fiery, orange-hued Chin-dian speciality is a favourite among college students, thelate-night crowd on Carter Road, and apparently even Salman Khan. And is absolutely worth every penny.
Price: INR 100 for a half plate
Lemon Tart at Cafe Andora
Not much has changed about this old-school lemon tart over the years – the same crumbly tart base, the same tangy lemon curd, and the same pricing.
Price: INR 25
Dahi Puri from Maharashtra Chana Bhandar
This unassuming farsan shop makes some of the best chaat this side of Bandra. Opt for their dahi puri – humongous puris come topped with heaps of thickened curd, tangy meethi chutney, fried dal and roasted peanuts, making this a meal by itself.
Price: INR 50
Chicken Cutlets from Ratan Tata Institute Food Stall
Forget bhajiyas and chai this monsoon. Curl up by the window with piping hot chicken cutlets – a shredded chicken and potato patty mixture that is comforting and delicious.
Price: INR 22
Goan Sausage Bun from Mac Craig
This fluffy bun comes filled with sausages in an onion-tomato mixture and makes for a yummy yet filling snack.
Price: INR 70
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