Pancham Puriwala

Located within walking distance from CSMT railway station, Pancham Puriwala is a convenient stop for a quick meal. I visited on a weekday evening and it wasn’t much crowded. The ambience is simple and average, but the food stands out—fresh, tasty, and true to its legacy. The staff was polite and courteous, making the experience pleasant. Knowing its rich history dating back to 1848 adds an extra charm to the visit. A great spot for a satisfying North Indian meal.

Crowded place good food! They have various variety of Thalis. Mini big as per your preference. Taste is good. Hygiene looks good. Seating is usually not private basis, if you are two people they might ask you to scoot to fit other people. Parking for 4wheeler is a big No. Two wheeler also a struggle.

Had a great experience at Pancham Puriwala, Fort! I tried their Chole Puri (₹90) and it was honestly exceptional : the chole had the perfect balance of spice and flavour and the puris were hot, fresh and not oily at all. What I really liked is that they offer multiple sabzi and poori combinations so there’s a lot to explore beyond the classic options. Also tried their chaas (₹25) and it was super refreshing : thick, chilled and exactly what you need with a spicy meal. For the price, the quality and quantity they provide are unbeatable. The place is always buzzing, service is quick and the food absolutely lives up to the hype. If you’re in Fort and craving authentic, satisfying, value-for-money Indian food, this spot is a must-visit!

Pancham Puriwala serves fresh and tasty food. The puris are soft and hot, and the sabzi has a nice homemade taste. The place is usually crowded, so getting a seat can take some time. Prices are on the higher side, but the quality and taste make it worth trying at least once.

Old puri sabji place offering quick and value for money meals at prime location. Puris are served hot and fresh with curries which are not too oily and spicy. A good experience.

I had chole paneer bhature, gobhi masala puri,chaas and lassi Everything was super delicious, but it would have been even better if onion and lemon were served along with the food.😊

Pancham Puriwala serves a solid Pancham Thali with tasty puris and a standout dudh poha. It’s crowded, but worth the wait if you want an authentic old Mumbai spot.

This is one of the town’s oldest eateries, famous for its Aam Ras Puri and budget-friendly thalis. The flavors are excellent, though the wait time can be quite long, particularly on weekends, expect around 45 minutes.