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Vada Pav - Mumbai (Borivali)


Hi All,
I've heard charity starts from home and since a long days wanted to write a blog and was landing on nothing however all of sudden one idea came why not start blogging on food and I'll start with the outlet near my home!!!

 Wow that was an amazing idea and I will be writing blogs on food and the area where that is famous for along with the rates,ratings,hygiene,services,contact details so that you'll get a clear picture of the place.

 Beginning with the nearest take away outlet which is been started may be 8 months ago now its famous all over Gorai Borivali.
Well this became famous and a crowd pulling place because of its rate its very much affortable i bet one will be eating 
2 vada pav each probably not because of taste but instead because of its RATE 

 Mahakali Vada Pav Centre

 Hours:8AM–7PM
Rate - rupees 6/-Vada pav
Ratings : 2.5/5
Hygiene : 3/5

 Address: 63, RSC Rd Number 37, Gorai 2, Borivali West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400091
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Location: Borivali, Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

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