Mayaram

The idea was to have a fruit juice and leave. But the pav bhaji was tempting so ordered one for myself. I ordered special pav bhaji. It was soaked in butter, the fillings was floating in melted butter and I am not used to such of butter. Could only have half of the bhajji. Else it was a nice food stop. Next time I will order something else from their menu.

I have been hearing about Mayaram's Paw Bhaji from my uncle since childhood.. Uncle often used to tell me that once you Paw Bhaji here, you will forget all the previous Paw Bhajis.. But to be honest, I'm not that much of a Paw Bhaji lover.. But today, while passing through Lord Sinha Road, Mayaram came into our views.. As soon as I saw the shop, I remembered the words I heard from my uncle and entered without thinking anything.. We had, ◆Paw Bhaji Special (Rs. 160) + Extra Bread (Rs. 10) It was perfect for 2 people.. The taste was more than Awesome.. Just loved it.. Best Paw Bhaji ever.. Will visit again..❤️❤️

Budget eatery operating for more than 40 years, on Lord Sinha Road, near Rabindra Sadan crossing. Was always famous for Pao Bhaji and Kulfi. Ordered a Special Pao Bhaji. The Bhaji was perfectly spiced, lots of chopped vegetables sautéed in butter, cashews. Was served with two Paos, each sliced in half. Very tasty. Also ordered a Sitaphal Kulfi. Was served in small pieces, was creamy with the taste of real fruit. Overall, highly recommended!

Mayaram's popularity dates back ages. Anyone who has studied in schools and colleges in and around Shakespeare Sarani has visited the place for sure. The vegetarian options are good, but stick to traditional Indian food. Pizzas and the likes usually don't suit my pallette here, and i personally feel the quantity is much less compared to the price.