Mohammad Ali Road Ramdan Food Stalls — Restaurant in Mumbai

A very popular place during Ramadan to try the special dishes that are generally not available throughout the year! Hygiene is a big issue, especially during weekends. However there are some really great options to try when here. The Dal Khichda from Keshodwala Food corner along with their Galouti kebabs, Sweets from ZamZam Sweets and Malpua Rabdi from Tawakkal Sweets and Suleman Usman Bakery are a must try. For hard core non vegetarians, please try the Batair Tandoori (Quail) from Mashallah Restaurant right in the middle of the street. Another must try is the Mutton Haleem from a smaller but crowded food stall a little ahead of Mashallah Restaurant called the Hyderabadi Badami Haleem stall. Other options available that will not upset your stomach are the baida rotis, bheja fry, liver fry, chaaps, seekh kebabs, etc. but those are available on almost all food stalls laid out there and elsewhere in Mumbai. Another special item to try is the Sandal, a sweet dish made of khoya/maava. The firni also is especially available during these weeks. Halva paratha are also available but are not recommended from here due to hygiene issues. The costs are really nominal like ₹50 for Dal Khichda, ₹150 for Haleem, ₹50 for 3-4 pieces of Galouti Kebabs, and so on. The most expensive dish was the Batair Tandoori at Mashallah. Lot of other takeaways too from clothes, toys, Islamic materials, shoes, etc. Also there are Ittr and Perfume shops everywhere. A must not miss is the "Mohabbat wala Sharbat", a cool and refreshing Watermelon-Rose Milk-Sabza based drink that is a commonly spotted item everywhere. Travelling to this lane could be quite tedious and no taxis risk going into this zone during Ramadan, so recommend to take your own vehicles since even Ola/Uber rides cancel due to frustrating traffic. No taxis are ready to take you back to even 2-3 stations away and drop you. It's a fun place for every food lover and explorer at once during this season, only if you are ok with management...

Gonna start writing about this experience by wishing #eidmubarak to all! We recently, it being our first, paid a visit to the ever so famous and bustling Mohammad Ali Road and what an experience it was! Thousands of people crammed (for the lack of a better word) in one narrow lane seeking joy in food and shopping and making merry like there's no tomorrow! You can read as much as you want about what others recommend to do when in Mohd Ali Road but let us tell know, each experience will be different from the other and how you witness the place will be yours personal! So sharing some of our takeaways! 1 - Do Not Drive - You will face the biggest problem while reaching there, that's to decide how to reach there. Public transport is hard to find and taking your own vehicle is a headache because you won't find parking. So put on your walking shoes, cab it up to the nearest spot and start walking 2 - Don't Go With Any Hang Ups - you cannot be hung up on the hygeine factor if you want to gorge onto the food items there. There are thousands of people eating there, so can you. 3 - Especially for women - YOU ARE SAFE - The first thought that comes when we travel in such a big crowd is about being molested or touched wrongly or "chedoed" but let us tell you, it's incredibly safe there and you (women) can let your guards down and travel freely! 4 - Hydrate - It gets really hot in there, so don't forget to keep sipping onto water in between all that eating! 5 - Don't Count Calories! - This place is heaven for foodies! So please if you are the calorie pincher, this isn't the place for...

Mohamed Ali Road in Mumbai is a bustling and vibrant area, renowned for its rich history, cultural significance, and especially its food. This iconic street comes alive during the month of Ramadan, attracting food lovers from all over the city who come to indulge in the array of delicious street food.

The road is lined with numerous stalls and eateries offering a variety of mouth-watering dishes. From kebabs and tikkas to biryanis and sweets like malpua and phirni, the culinary offerings are diverse and delectable. The aroma of freshly cooked food fills the air, creating an irresistible atmosphere for food enthusiasts.

Beyond its gastronomic delights, Mohamed Ali Road is also known for its historic significance and vibrant markets. The area is home to several old buildings and mosques, adding to its cultural charm. The bustling markets offer everything from clothing and accessories to household items, making it a popular shopping destination.

Despite the crowds and hustle, Mohamed Ali Road retains a unique charm that reflects the spirit of Mumbai. It's a place where tradition meets modernity, offering a taste of the city's rich heritage and dynamic lifestyle. For anyone visiting Mumbai, a trip to Mohamed Ali Road is an experience not...