Hi Vikas...thanks sooooo much for the actual receipe...I am a native from Mumbai..and after watching this video i felt like I was back Mumbai.

Great job Vikas! Absolutely love this video. Getting to know the street food recipe...thanks for posting this. Appreciate all your effort to make this video. I have seen many recipes so far for Pav-bhaji and this is by far THE BEST. Feel like coming to India just to taste it :)

I'm pregnant and is getting all these urges and one among them is to eat roadside pav bhaji from the streets of bombay. I have some restrictions for few days but looking at this clipping help me to resist my temptations foe next few months. I cannot wait for next month to get on with this dish and savor it. Thanx god bless. I hated you when you were relishing it;-) but overall an awesome job god bless

it looks awesome.....must hav tasted really good...

it looks awesome.....must hav tasted really good...

Hey thanks for this recipe..i tried it and it came out wonderfull...my husband liked it a lot..he said it is tasting like profesional pavbhaji...thanks agn.

Hi Vikas,

Thanks for posting the video...Can you post a video for vegetarian frankie if possible?? I'd love to create that taste at home....

Thannks-

yeah where did the cauliflower disappear?

hey..but there was no cauliflower in this pav bhaji..shud add it as well..it ll taste real good

At last! AT LAST! This is what I was waiting for. Can't thank you enough for this video. Beautifully and naturally presented - you've done a A+++ Job. Not only is the recipe authentic (I am a Bengali from Kolkata, but I worship Pav Bhaji!),your style of presentation is natural and understated. Loved it! Way to go, Buddy, keep it up!

I have had pay bajhi before, but nothing so elaborate with all the added spices... very spicy and just a foodie's dream... oh this is so perfect for a rainy evening snack... so great! thanks!

This is the best video on iFood.TV, simply brilliant.

Thank you so much for the video. I really appreciate that!!! thanks once again!! :)

Hi Vikas, This video is just brilliant, so enjoyable to watch, and so motivating to try cooking the dish... it has made me prepare Pav Bhaji several times, and ..... ohhhhhhhhh so delicious! I am eagerly waiting for more videos from your side.

hi! i'm glad you liked the pav bhaji recipe video. i've been away for a while. will try and post more videos soon. meanwhile, to learn more about how to enjoy mumbai street food at home, you could watch these videos. they've been shot by me and the dishes have been prepared by Asha Khatau, a pioneer in vegetarian cooking.

Dahi Batata Puri , Bhel Puri , Sev Puri.

Hi Vikas Kumar Thanks for the Recipe the Pav bhaji was great is it possible that u could show us how to make pani puri; ragada patties and ha Vada Pav

I mean all Mumbai Street Chat

Thanks

That is so sweet of you. If you could email me on sylph_sw16@yahoo.co.in please.

Well, I know the video will be onsite & I can always come here and have a look but I always feel that if I like something then I have to keep it secure with me. Just a silly stuff ;p

Also the site plays up at times. It does not load properly & loads of problems.

I am making this pav bhaji again today!!!

Hi Vikas, This Pav Bhaji turned out to be the best & it was my 1st attempt. Is it possible that you email me the video as it is so precious that I wouldnt want to loose it & keep it with me & pass it on to my generations

I don't know if there is a problem with the web site or with my network connection, but the video isn't loading. Was looking forward to seeing the video after my sister raved about it :(

Hi Vikas - - its very innovative of you to do up a video -- its soo much easier for non-cooks like me to learn how to cook --

Hi Vikas, I must say that i was really delighted to have come across this video online, when i was just looking for that "street style" recipe of pav bhaji to make at home. I have made it several times at home, but never came out to be like the street style. Living in states, i definately miss all that yummy street food of india, but i do enjoy cooking at home. I had a small request for you, if you can upload some more videos of "dhaba style" punjabi sabjis recipes and indo-chinese street food, I would sincerely appreciate it! I love your video's clarity and your wonderful narration of the whole cooking video...it would be great if you could repeat the same for my requested dishes from famous stall visits...Thanks in advance!!!

hi vikas enjoyed ur pav bhaji video. Nothing like a pav bhaji recipe straight from a street vendor. Its truly yumm!!

wow! Vikas! gud keep it up! i tried preparing and i culd bring out the exact taste i get from mumbai ....nice editing and great english!!! keep it up! ur handsome too............ ;)

Actually I havent seen many of the fun things as I was always working. However, I always went shopping for leather items in Mumbai-great shoes, bags, and jackets. Many people don't realize many designer leather goods are made in Mumbai using Italian leather. They just tag them made in Italy, Made in Spain, and so on.

Laws in Europe aren't so strict as to tagging actual countries of origin. The US is much stricter. What is funny I have often seen items that say Made in Sweden (brass items) or Made in Italy or Made in Germany when actually a US company bought them from Sweden, or Italy or Spain....................only they were made in Moradabad at a fraction of the cost. When I'd see the boxes all stacked at factories in Moradabad with Made in Sweden I'd have a good laugh. It often happens in European goods. Not just in India but also in China, Thailand, Vietnam, etc.

Shanti/Mary-Anne

I dream of going to this stall in Mumbai and savouring this Pav Bhaji! If we go to Goa/Bangalore/Kerela for the Winter holidays we'll be sure and hunt this spot down in Mumbai hopefully with Vikas and his bride.

I make Pav Bhaji but just know this one is the best-hey with all that butter it must be devine besides his special pav bhaji masala must hold a secret.

Shanti/Mary-Anne

Mine too Shanti, I love the datailed description of the bhaji.

This is still my number one favourite video on iFood.TV I just have to watch it from time to time and of course send the link to friends!

Looking forward to another video from you soon. Hey tell us about the wedding

Shanti/Mary-Anne

I prepared this dish as per your video. And it came out very good. Thanks for the post. But I am sure this wouldn't taste good as prepared by Murari.

Awesome...my wife loved it :)

hey vikas,thanks a lot. i tried so many times at home but cant add that much butter .nice video.

I'm glad you like the video. Well I do have to post a lot of other videos...haven't been able to 'cause I've been very busy with work. Meanwhile, do watch the videos on Juhu Beach, Mumbai and Muchhad Paan Wala. They offer a glimpse into Mumbai street food culture. Juhu Beach is the first place that comes to your mind when you think of pav bhaji, sev puri, pani puri, gola, and Muchhad Paan Wala is possibly the most famous paan vendor in this part of the world, with a site of his own!

I am so glad I came across this video. It just reminded me of the tasty mumbaiya pav-bhaji which cannot be found anywhere else in the world. I would greatly appreciate if you can upload moreof such mumbaiya street food videos like those of Bhelpuri, pani puri, vada pav etc.etc... directly from the street vendors.

Thanks so much!

-M, Los Angeles.

Ooooh my! My mouth is watering!

Warmly,

Lizzie Marie Cuisine feeding body & soul

Have to say this is one enticing video clip. Have tried this at home and works pretty well, but for the authentic taste of pav bhaji...the stalls at Juhu Beach in Mumbai get the votes. Great video Vikas.

One of my very favourite Mumbai street eats!

thanks for the detailed recipe. will definitely try it sometime.

Yummy!! Presentation from the vendor has been edited so nicely that one can easily prepare Paw-Bhaji by their own. Mouth-watering …

a very special dish from mumbai! Really.....a brightest star of marathi cuisine!