<h2>Not just curry</h2>
A crowd favourite in the capital, Pot Pot has landed in Mumbai. Don&rsquo;t miss their classic Potted Mattra Multigrain Kulcha. This comforting plate features a piping-hot, spiced white pea curry served alongside soft, fluffy kulchas brushed with butter. It is simple street food comfort at its absolute finest. At Pot Pot, Phoenix Palladium, Lower Parel. Cost Rs 485
<h2>What naan-sense!</h2>
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This place holds legendary status for serving Virat Kohli&rsquo;s favourite chole bhature in the city. But we suggest you skip it and dive straight into the Amritsari Chur Chur Naan and Dal Makhani combo. The naan arrives as flaky, buttery layers that pair perfectly with the slow-cooked, deeply comforting black lentil gravy. At Delhi Se, Dr CG Road, Indira Nagar, Chembur.&nbsp; Cost Rs 220
<h2>Yeh nihari hai khaas!</h2>
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Tucked away in Byculla, this old and unassuming joint operates with rickety tables and zero pretensions. If you can look past the basic setup, you will find a bowl of Nalli Nihari that is packed with raw Delhi nostalgia. The meat melts off the bone into a fiery, fragrant gravy that tastes like it was simmered overnight on a winter street corner in&nbsp; Old Delhi. At Delhi Khaas, Shop Number 1, Shakkarwala Building, Shaikh Hafizuddin Marg, Madanpura, Byculla.&nbsp; Cost Rs 130
<h2>Chatpata chaat</h2>
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Chaats of Delhi have a unique hold. And, if you like a million textures in every bite, the Palak Patta Chaat is the way to go. Crispy, batter-fried spinach leaves are piled high with cool yogurt, tangy tamarind chutney, and bright pomegranate arils. Every bite has an addictive crunch. At Pincode Delhi,&nbsp;Shop No. 3, Samriddhi CSL, Madan Mohan Malviya Road, near MTNL telephone exchange, P&amp;T Staff Colony, Mulund West Cost Rs 190
<h2>Not so sweet ladoo</h2>
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In bustling Bandra, this premium mithai shop features a chaat counter. It is one of the few places in the city where you can track down Delhi&rsquo;s beloved street food, Ram Ladoo. These crisp, golden moong dal fritters arrive piping hot, blanketed in grated radish and a vibrant, spicy green chutney that clears the sinuses instantly. At IKAI, Seven Star Building, Road Number 24, opposite Starbucks, off Linking Road, Khar West.&nbsp; Cost Rs 270

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