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Mumbai ranks 5th in Taste Atlas's Best Food Cities list for 2024-25, known for its diverse street food scene including bhel puri and pav bhaji. It surpasses cities like Rome and Paris, highlighting India's rich culinary culture.

Mumbai: 5th Best Global Food City in 2024-25

<p>Mumbai ranks 5th in Taste Atlas's Best Food Cities list for 2024-25, known for its diverse street food scene including bhel puri and pav bhaji. It surpasses cities like Rome and Paris, highlighting India's rich culinary culture.</p>

<p>Mumbai has gained global recognition for its unique food culture, ranking 5th in the "100 Best Food Cities in the World" list released by Taste Atlas as part of the 2024-25 Taste Atlas Awards. <br><br>The guide's rankings are based on ratings of over 477,000 food reviews for nearly 15,500 dishes across 17,000 cities.</p>
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<p>The top four spots were claimed by Italian cities: Naples, Milan, Bologna, and Florence, with Mumbai following closely behind. The city was ranked ahead of places like Rome, Paris, Vienna, Turin, and Osaka.</p>
<p>Taste Atlas highlighted several iconic Mumbai dishes, including Bhel puri, Pav bhaji, Vada pav, and Ragda Pattice, and recommended famous eateries like Ram Ashraya, Shree Thaker Bhojanalay, and Cafe Madras.</p>
<p>Alongside Mumbai, other Indian cities also made it to the list, with Amritsar, New Delhi, and Hyderabad ranking within the top 50. Kolkata and Chennai secured spots at 71st and 75th, respectively.</p>
<p>Taste Atlas also recognized regions in India for their culinary excellence, with Punjab earning a notable 7th place. Dishes like Amritsari kulcha, Tikka, Shahi paneer, Tandoori murgh, and Saag paneer were recommended from the region. <br><br>Despite India not making the top 10 in the overall best cuisines list, the country&rsquo;s food culture remains globally celebrated.</p>

Chandrika Gera Dixit, the 'Vada Pav Girl', gained fame on social media, is starring in a music video 'Darji' by Punjabi singer Amandeep Singh.

Vada pav girl: Who is viral 'vada pav girl' aka Chandrika Gera Dixit who has debuted in the song 'Darji'? 

Who is Chandrika Gera Dixit aka 'vada pav girl' who debuted in the song 'Darji'

<h2>Chandrika Gera Dixit, the 'Vada Pav Girl', gained fame on social media, is starring in a music video 'Darji' by Punjabi singer Amandeep Singh.</h2>

<p>You never know when fate's game will turn around in your life. Once a struggler, Chandrika Gera Dixit, also known as the 'Vada Pav Girl', now owns a Mustang and is very popular on social media. She runs a roadside stall of 'vada pav' in the Sainik Vihar area of New Delhi, captivating a large crowd after her videos started going viral.</p>
<h3><strong>'Vada pav girl' debuts in a music video&nbsp;</strong></h3>
<p>The vada pav girl made headlines after debuting in the song 'Darji' by Amandeep Singh. Chandrika looks stunning in the video, and netizens are applauding the song with 977k views and counting.</p>
<p>Earlier, Chandrika used to work at a Haldiram store but left after her son fell ill with dengue fever. Her husband also faces challenges with irregular work hours at Rapido, but Chandrika's love for cooking motivated her to embark on the food cart venture.</p>
<p>Despite her increasing fame, Dixit has faced controversies. In a widely circulated video from March, she was seen in tears, alleging pressure from the Municipal Corporation of Delhi (MCD) to close her food cart. She started paying approximately Rs 35,000 to officials but continued to face demands for more money. Dixit highlighted the presence of numerous unauthorized food carts in Delhi.</p>
<p><strong>Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/entertainment-news/bollywood/amid-shah-rukh-khan-s-health-scare-malaika-arora-shares-tips-to-avoid-dehydration-1716540056075">Amid Shah Rukh Khan's health scare, Malaika Arora shares tips to avoid dehydration</a></strong></p>

Viral video: Biscuit-coated vada pav with chocolate, cheese and bizarre ingredients; netizens react hilariously in the comment section. 

'Mar jaunga, par yeh nhi khaunga': Netizens react to the bizzare experiment done to our beloved vada pav

<h2><strong>Viral video: Biscuit-coated vada pav with chocolate, cheese and bizarre ingredients; netizens react hilariously in the comment section.&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>Mumbai's iconic street food, the vada pav, is a culinary emblem of the city's vibrant culture and bustling streets. Consisting of a spicy potato fritter, known as the vada, sandwiched between a soft bun, the pav, this humble yet flavourful snack embodies the essence of Mumbai's fast-paced lifestyle. Served with a variety of chutneys and often accompanied by fried green chillies or garlic chutney, the vada pav offers a burst of flavours and textures with each bite.&nbsp;</p>
<h3><strong>Chocolate vada pav video goes viral</strong></h3>
<p>The recent viral video on Instagram showcases a bizzare twist given to our beloved vada pav. In the video, a woman coating biscuits with besan batter and frying them. Then she's seen opening a soft pao bun and adding chocolate syrup, grated cheese and crushed biscuits to it for extra crunch.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Then she places the fried biscuit in the bun and toasts it and garnishes it with white and brown chocolate chips.</p>
<h3><strong>Netizens react to chocolate vada pav</strong></h3>
<p>As the video went viral on social media netizens flooded the comment section with bizarre remarks such as &ldquo;Mar jaunga, par yeh nhi khaunga".</p>
<p>Another wrote &ldquo;Vada pav ka satyanash kar deya".</p>
<p>A user wrote, &ldquo;Soch ke hi ulti aa rahi hai&hellip;</p>
<p>While many wrote- "yeh hi deakhna baki tha"</p>
<p><strong>Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/food/is-that-fake-or-real-paneer-here-are-some-easy-ways-to-find-out-1714369259117">Is that fake or real paneer? Here are some easy ways to find out!</a></strong></p>

Can you guess if this viral video shows a candle or a real vada pav? Netizens are confused!

Is that a real vada pav? Viral candle making video confuses netizens

<h2>Can you guess if this viral video shows a candle or a real vada pav? Netizens are confused!</h2>

<p>The internet is filled with videos that will leave you shocked and confused. A recent video of a vada pav has left many gaping. Shared by an Instagram influencer, the video shows a vada pav-shaped candle. Wondering what we are talking about? Read on!</p>
<h3><strong>Viral vada pav candle</strong></h3>
<p>Social media has given everyone the opportunity to showcase their talents. Over the years candle making has progressed to become a hobby and mode of relaxation for many. One such influencer made a candle that looks exactly like the famous snack, Vada pav. She paints the candle's middle part an orange-yellow shade to make it look like the Batata Vada. The candle maker then brushes the topmost part with a golden brown colour to represent vada pav.</p>
<p>The video has over 51k likes and multiple comments. One Insta user wrote, "Fake candle. that's obviously a real Vada pav," while another comment read, "This looks more Vada pav than the actual Vada pav."Pls make packing in box dont send wrap in newspaper or else ppl will eat it instead of lighting," wrote another netizen.</p>
<h3><strong>How candles help you relax</strong></h3>
<p>Lighting a scented candle can create a soothing atmosphere that helps to relieve stress and tension. The therapeutic aroma of essential oils can induce a sense of tranquillity and promote relaxation. Scented candles can also help you sleep.</p>
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Taste Atlas names Mumbai's vada pav 19th among top sandwiches; Vietnam's Bánh Mì tops list.

Mumbai's Vada Pav earns prestigious spot on best sandwiches list; know how to make

<h2>Taste Atlas names Mumbai's vada pav 19th among top sandwiches; Vietnam's B&aacute;nh M&igrave; tops list.</h2>

<p>When discussing food, it's impossible to overlook Indian cuisine. Recently, Taste Atlas unveiled its list of the world's best sandwiches, featuring a dish from India.</p>
<p>Mumbai's renowned delicacy, vada pav, has secured a spot on this prestigious list, ranking 19th among the top 50 sandwiches. Vada Pav has earned an impressive rating of 4.3 and Vietnam's B&aacute;nh M&igrave; claims the top spot on this list of exceptional sandwiches.</p>
<h3><strong>How to make Vada Pav</strong></h3>
<p><strong>Prepare the potato filling:</strong></p>
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<li>Heat oil in a pan. Add mustard seeds and let them splutter.</li>
<li>Add cumin seeds, chopped green chilies, grated ginger, and curry leaves. Saute for a minute.</li>
<li>Add turmeric powder and mix well.</li>
<li>Add the mashed potatoes, salt, and chopped coriander leaves. Mix until well combined.</li>
<li>Cook the potato mixture for a few minutes, then add lemon juice. Mix well and remove from heat. Let it cool.<br><br>
<h3><strong>Make the batter</strong></h3>
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<li>In a bowl, mix gram flour, turmeric powder, and salt.</li>
<li>Gradually add water while whisking to form a smooth batter. The consistency should be thick enough to coat the back of a spoon.</li>
<li>Shape and fry the potato mixture:</li>
<li>Divide the cooled potato mixture into equal-sized balls and flatten them slightly to form patties.</li>
<li>Heat oil for deep frying in a pan.</li>
<li>Dip each potato patty in the gram flour batter, ensuring it's well coated.</li>
<li>Carefully drop the coated patties into the hot oil and fry until golden brown and crispy. Remove and drain excess oil on paper towels.</li>
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<h3><strong>Assemble the Vada Pav</strong></h3>
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<li>Slit the pav horizontally, without cutting it into two separate halves.</li>
<li>Spread green chutney on one side of the pav and sweet chutney on the other side. Optionally, spread garlic chutney for extra flavor.</li>
<li>Place a hot vada (potato patty) between the pav.</li>
<li>Serve hot with additional chutneys on the side.<br><br>Enjoy your homemade Vada Pav!</li>
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<p><strong>Also watch: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/health/detoxify-your-mornings-three-cooling-drinks-to-add-to-your-diet-as-summer-approaches-1710058335244">Detoxify your mornings! Three cooling drinks to add to your diet as summer approaches</a></strong></p>
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Notably, Turkey's Tombik ranks first in the list of best sandwiches in the world; check out where vada pav stands.

Vada Pav makes it to the list of best sandwiches in the world; here's what you need to know

<p>Notably, Turkey's Tombik ranks first in the list of best sandwiches in the world; check out where vada pav stands.</p>

<p>Popular Mumbai street food, Vada Pav has now made it to the list of best sandwiches in the world.&nbsp;</p>
<p>The list was released by <em>Taste Atlas</em>, a travel guide for traditional food, which collates authentic recipes, food critic reviews, and research articles about popular ingredients and dishes.&nbsp;</p>
<p>They recently released the list of 50 'Best Sandwiches in the World' where Vada Pav is ranked at number 13.&nbsp;</p>
<p>Notably, Turkey's Tombik ranks first in the list of best sandwiches in the world.&nbsp;</p>
<p><strong>Also Read: <a href="https://www.editorji.com/lifestyle-news/bread-omelette-with-chocolate-why-such-bizzare-experiments-with-our-favourite-food-items-1677403784682">Bread omelette with chocolate: Why such bizarre experiments with our favourite food items</a></strong>&nbsp;</p>

After a Mumbai eatery's flying dosa went viral, there's another vendor taking the culinary world by storm.
Now, a Mumbai-based vendor has gone viral for his unique, flying vada pav. A 60-year-old shop, Raghu Dosa Wala at Bora Bazar Street in Fort, Mumbai, has become an Internet sensation for the way the person makes his Vada Pav.
He flings the vadas into the air with his spatula and catches them from his other hand. The vadas are then stuffed inside pav's along with onion, beetroot, capsicum, cheese and some masalas.
The video was shared by Aamchi Mumbai on YouTube and has garnered over 354K views in two days.

Mumbai vendor's 'flying Vada Pav' is an Internet sensation

<p>After a Mumbai eatery's flying dosa went viral, there's another vendor taking the culinary world by storm.</p>
<p>Now, a Mumbai-based vendor has gone viral for his unique, flying vada pav. The vendor at 60-year-old&nbsp;Raghu&nbsp;Dosa&nbsp;Wala at Bora Bazar Street, has become an Internet sensation for the way he makes his Vada Pav.</p>
<p>He flings the vadas into the air with his spatula and catches them from his other hand. The vadas are then stuffed inside pavs along with onion, beetroot, capsicum, cheese and some masalas.</p>
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<p>After a Mumbai eatery's flying dosa went viral, there's another vendor taking the culinary world by storm.</p>
<p>Now, a Mumbai-based vendor has gone viral for his unique, flying vada pav. The vendor at nearly 60-year-old&nbsp;Raghu&nbsp;Dosa&nbsp;Wala at Bora Bazar Street, has become an Internet sensation for the way he makes his Vada Pav.</p>
<p>He flings the vadas into the air with his spatula and catches them from his other hand. The vadas are then stuffed inside pavs along with onion, beetroot, capsicum, cheese and some masalas.</p>
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Ice cream Vada Pav in Gujarat has Twitter divided

Impressive or gone too far? A stall owner in Gujarat whipped up an ice cream Vada&nbsp;Pav.

Ice cream vada pav in Gujarat has Twitter divided

<p>Every now and then, a gastronomic innovation makes its way to the Internet and receives a sea of reactions from netizens. And this one is no different!</p>
<p>Challenging Mumbai's iconic Vada Pav, this ice cream Vada Pav from Gujarat took fusion food to new&nbsp;heights.</p>
<p>Shared by Twitter user Sahil Adhikaari on the microblogging platform, the clip shows a food stall stuffing the Pav with a scoop of ice cream instead of a Vada. It is then garnished with a flavoured liquid and raisins!</p>
<p>Some were thoroughly impressed with the innovation, while the others didn't shy away from questioning the oddity!</p>

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