SELF-GUIDED FOOD HUNT · Al Karama

A Mumbai snack break in Karama

An omelet pav sandwich, bhel puri and malai kulfi make a shared Karama snack outing. Eat the chaat at its counter to keep its crunch.

CURATED BY Feed to Fork team

Time to allowAllow 1½–2½ hours, including walking and ordering.

Getting aroundWalk between the Street 4B, 17A Street and 18A Street stops in cooler weather. Use marked crossings; take a short taxi if the heat makes walking uncomfortable.

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Share one sandwich and one bhel puri, then choose kulfi according to appetite. Eat the bhel when it arrives; this route works better with a pause at each counter than a bag of food carried around.

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Before you go

When to go

Late afternoon or early evening, after checking same-day opening times and kulfi stock.

Budget and paying

The sandwich and bhel are shared orders; ask Kulfilicious for the smallest suitable malai serving. Extra drinks or toppings are optional purchases.

Self-guided. Timing is an editorial suggestion, not a measured journey. Check kitchen hours and access before going.

THE ROUTE

3 stops, one food Hunt

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Mumbai omlet sandwich
Raju Omlet
This omelet pav sandwich includes garlic, coconut and red-chilli chutney. Choose the Mumbai omelet pav sandwich by name; ask about the red-chilli chutney before requesting a milder order.
Shop 23, Mabrooka Building Block B, Street 4B, Al Karama
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Bhel puri
Bombay Times
Bhel puri is a chaat order at Bombay Times in Karama. Eat it soon after mixing to enjoy its crunch. Order when you are ready to eat so the mixed chaat keeps its crunch. Check the portion before sharing.
Shop 8, Shamma Building, 17A Street, Al Karama
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3 stops, one food Hunt

Mumbai omlet sandwich

Bhel puri

Malai kulfi