Pancham Puriwala

Pancham Puriwala in Fort Mumbai offers a delightful traditional meal at affordable prices. I tried the Regular Thali, which included three subjis and five soft, golden pooris. The subjis were well-spiced and complemented the pooris perfectly. The portion size was generous, making it a filling and satisfying meal. Prices at the restaurant range from Rs 70 to Rs 300, making it an excellent choice for a budget-friendly yet authentic dining experience. In addition to the Regular Thali, they offer other options like the Pancham Thali and Masala Puri Thali, catering to various tastes and preferences. Whether you're after a quick snack or a hearty meal, Pancham Puriwala provides great value for money.

The place is really good offering different varieties of puri. Puris are really good and tasty just that the quantity of salt is too much. I also ordered sweet lassi which was average in taste. Raita was too tangy in taste. My overall experience eating here was good. Would love to come here again. Thanks team Pancham puriwala.

We loved the Thali, very delicious chick pea dhal and other items. Very good portions and great value for the money. Super good and attentive staff. Very clean place! Unfortunately we were a bit disappointed by the Chole Bhatura, which was for us too oily, compared to others we had previously at other places. Over all we definitely would come back if in the area!

I've been visiting Pancham for a long time. Let's review them one by one. Food- It tastes nice. They have many sorts of puris that are perfectly fried and loaded with the appropriate amount of vegetables in the puri dough. The gravy/curry or sabji that comes with puri is primarily consists of or contains potatoes. The other sabji they provide is pumpkin-based. The aloo, often known as potato curry, has a sour and slightly spicy taste. Though the Palak, Gobi, and other Puris are delicious, I always choose a regular puri with normal potato gravy and a glass of buttermilk. Thalis are packed with veggies, grains, and other alternatives in large quantities. The pickle provided with each dish is amazing; the green chiles and lemons are cooked in a the tamarind and chillies masala that soaks in and gives the pickle a spicy, sour and and sweet flavour. Service- can be slow because the place is usually crowded and has limited seating space. Atmosphere- Because the space is small, anyone may feel congested, therefore expect low feedback on congested conditions and hygiene maintenance. Overall- Go for Delicious Puri Sabji. 👍- Food 👎- Congested place, waiting time on weekends.

Very Average, Not that much extreme what I heard about food! Compared to this we have much better Puri bhaji in Solapur outside railway station or ST Stand (attached image)

As a tourist in Mumbai, this iconic place was on our list to try, and it didn't disappoint. We had to wait for a bit outside, as we reached on peak lunch time and seating options here are very limited, but the taste was worth the wait. We tried Pancham thali which included 5 types of puris and various vegetables and curries, with kheer in dessert and a bowl of raita and buttermilk. Everything actually tasted delicious, Kadhi, kheer, and aloo subji being the stars of thali. This thali was very fulfilling. Service was fast and though atmosphere can feel a bit hectic, people there were courteous. So overall it was a very good experience for us.

Tasty, fresh and hygienic food. The server and the manager are extremely helpful and polite, they proactively helped us and explained to us all the various options and provided us with recommendations! We have visited this place twice during our mumbai trip, definitely our favorite!

One of the best in town. Must have when you’re in Mumbai. The vegetarian food they serve is delicious than most of the hotels. Do visit once.