Mumbai
has people with different working in different economy levels. Thousands
of working families live on the diets prepared at street vendors. The
most encouraging thing is these vendors even level with the taste of the
expensive restaurants up to some extent.So, Mumbai's fast food vendors are no more restricted to bhel and pani puri; roadside snacks now sell dosas, pizzas, hamburgers, pulao, biryani and many more. Mumbai's unbeatable chaats include vada pav, sandwich, a light snack made of bread, zpudina chutney and fresh vegetables, pani puri, a light snack made up of puffed puris, sprouts and other spices, dahi batata puri, a good substitute for breakfast or mini meals during summer days, pav bhaji, mixture of different varieties of vegetables cooked in different style, missal, a spicy mixture of pulses, potatoes and other spices, bhel puri, a very famous Chowpatty chaat popular all over India, sev batata puri, a light snack made of flat puris garnished with mashed potatoes, chutneys and other condiments. If anybody misses Ragada patties at Mumbai Chowpatty, then he has missed everything.