Anand Stall

Fast food restaurant · Vile Parle

Anand Stall

Fast food restaurant · Vile Parle

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Gulmohar Road No. 1, opp. Mithibai College, Navyug Society, Navpada, JVPD Scheme, Vile Parle West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400056, India

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Famous street stall for huge fusion dosas & legendary vada pav  

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Gulmohar Road No. 1, opp. Mithibai College, Navyug Society, Navpada, JVPD Scheme, Vile Parle West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400056, India Get directions

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Gulmohar Road No. 1, opp. Mithibai College, Navyug Society, Navpada, JVPD Scheme, Vile Parle West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400056, India Get directions

+91 98334 42623

₹1–200

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The 26 Best Restaurants In Mumbai - Mumbai - The Infatuation

"A Bombay sandwich is held together by green chutney, and without the bright condiment smeared on its insides, a Bombay sandwich isn’t worth its bread. Anand Stall’s chutney is so compelling, we’d pay top rupee for the recipe. At this hectic street kiosk near Mithibai College, students and old loyalists huddle to pay for the sandwich tokens needed to place an order. Everyone ignores the dusty blare of traffic, and the sewer nearby, since their classic Mumbai snack is just that addictive. Ridiculously fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, and onions are thinly sliced to order, then stacked with discs of boiled potato, and chaat masala on buttered, chutney-ed slices of local Wibs bread (the only brand the best sandwichwallas will use). They’ll pack your sandwich in foil, so you can dash to a car or a quiet, less offensive lane off the main street. This must be eaten fresh for max fun." - roshni bajaj sanghvi

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Anand Stall - Review - Vile Parle - Mumbai - The Infatuation

"A Bombay sandwich is held together by green chutney, and without the bright condiment smeared on its insides, a Bombay sandwich isn’t worth its bread. Anand Stall’s chutney is so compelling, we’d pay top rupee for the recipe. At this hectic street kiosk near Mithibai College, students and old loyalists huddle to pay for the sandwich tokens needed to place an order. Everyone ignores the dusty blare of traffic, and the sewer nearby, since their classic Mumbai snack is just that addictive. Ridiculously fresh tomatoes, cucumbers, and onions are thinly sliced to order, then stacked with discs of boiled potato, and chaat masala on buttered, chutney-ed slices of local Wibs bread (the only brand the best sandwichwallas will use). They’ll pack your sandwich in foil, so you can dash to a car or a quiet, less offensive lane off the main street. This must be eaten fresh for max fun. photo credit: Vikas Munipalle" - Roshni Bajaj Sanghvi

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Dhaval Mistry

Google
Good options for dosa sandwiches and vadapav. We took mysore masala dosa. Which was superb and spicy. Schezwan Vadapav was also good. Exactly outside narsee moonji college. Best place for college students and youngsters. Only thing we didn't like is not habing cleanliness. Tea beside that stall was below average.

Ashok Patel

Google
Anand Vada Pav is truly legendary! The vada is always piping hot, crispy on the outside, and bursting with flavor inside. The chutneys add the perfect punch, and the pav is super soft and fresh. Their fresh juice counter is equally impressive—cool, refreshing, and a perfect match with the spicy vada pav. Fast service, iconic taste, and a must-stop street food experience in Mumbai.

Chandni Choudhary

Google
Tried Anand Stall near NMIMS College, and it’s a total gem for street food lovers. Located about 2 km from Juhu Beach, it’s a perfect stop if you’re in the area. • Specialties: Known for its huge variety of dosas—crispy, flavorful, and generously filled. The vada pav here is also worth trying, with a few other nearby stalls offering their own twists. • Pricing: Very reasonable, making it a go-to for students and anyone looking for a tasty budget meal. • Vibe: Always buzzing, with quick service and that authentic Mumbai street food charm. Highly recommend trying their dosa—it’s easily one of the best in the city for the price.

Naman Singh

Google
One of the best dosa and vada pav here! But has no sitting arrangement.

Devanshi Virani

Google
It is one of the overhyped place in Mumbai We went there after the viral Kartik Aaryan reel We ordered vadapav, the vada was very tasty (5☆ if it was for that only) but the सूखा मसाला was too salty to eat So at the end, it was waste of the food Couldn't enjoy And there was very long queue because it's famous but not at all worth waiting in that line We've had better vadapavs from small stalls

Safi Jain

Google
Anand Stall at NMIMS is a food stall known for its lovely Vada Pav, Sandwiches and Dosas. They serve one of the best Vada Pav in the city and are featured in almost every list. The price starts from Rs. 25 and trust me by my own experience they are delicious. They put an extra load of butter in the vada pav and the aloo vadas are always hot and soft.

lalit sonawane

Google
"Aanand's Food Stall, located near NMIMS in Vile Parle, is a must-visit spot for delicious street food. They serve some of the best dosas, grilled vada pav, and pav bhaji dosa in the area. The flavors are amazing, and the food is always fresh and satisfying. Highly recommended for a quick bite or a hearty snack!"

Vansh Gulati

Google
I'm pretty sure this place became overhyped and overrated because it's so close to a college. A common trend everywhere else. The Vada Pav we had was filled with salt to the brim. And the sandwich was okay at best.