Shree Ram Pav Bhaji Juhu Beach — Restaurant in Mumbai

Juhu beach is your place to go for an evening stroll by the beach and some authentic street food, even though it is jam packed especially on weekends..

And when it comes to authentic outlet to relish the street food / fast food at Juhu Beach, Siddhivinayak Fast Food stands out above all..

Located amidst the plethora of stalls on Juhu Beach, this place is always crowded and in demand.. It has got some place to sit on 2 sides though weekends it is a mad rush here.. The staff is very friendly and attentive though..

Coming to food, the Pav Bhaji is authentic and lipsmacking.. Bhaji is freshly made with lots of masala and butter and taste.. Pav are toasted in lots of butter and very good..

Also not to be missed out is the Tava Pulav which is refreshingly good with nice bhaji added to the rice.. Should forget the calories while eating here though :)

Also available are variety of fried rice, noodles, pizzas which are...

I am from Delhi and I had heard most about Juhu Chowpati's Pav Bhaji. But all my excitement flew away when I tasted the pav bhaji here. High price of 120 per plate for just two pieces (very less quantity) of pav and very average taste. I had 10 times more tasty pav bhaji here in Delhi. But the taste here in chowpati was not at all something to be exited for. Very less spicy, some sweetness in bhaji.. not sure if this is real Mumbai's taste... and if it is, then spicy food lovers, don’t waste money here. Better spend little more and have a plate in Shiv Sagar in front of Ramada. That was much...

If you're in the juhu santacruz beach area and looking for some delicious but a bit unhealthy pav bhaji, you've got to visit this place. Out of all the eateries in that place you'll only see this place constantly and continuously making pav bhaji because it gets sold pretty fast than the other pav bhaji stalls. Priced at Rs 140 which is expensive considering the area and no seating but yet beach + pav bhaji combo is still always amazing. A bit unhealthy because my eyes got to see the person making pav bhaji and his sweat on hands on tawa. If my eyes hadn't seen it, I would say...