05 June,2019 11:36 AM IST | Mumbai | mid-day online correspondent
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As the nation celebrates Eid today, here are four places in Mumbai that will let you enjoy the delicious fare. Here are tried-and-tested, must-go-eat places to visit during Eid.
Probably one of the most sought-after neighbourhoods, especially during Eid, the roadside stalls around Minara Masjid haven't yet lost their charm. Head here for delicious kebabs, rolls, malpuas, and tasty jalebis, and if you're not into the street fare, step into Shalimar, Noor Mohammadi Hotel, Jaffer Bhai's Delhi Darbar or Suleman Usman Mithaiwala.
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A slightly less-spoken about the area in terms of Ramzan delicacies, it's worth a visit for its kebab stalls in the lane right opposite the dargah. From end to end, from the bustling LJ Road to the gently lit up Dargah, each metre throws up a delicious new choice. Falooda, seekh kebabs, shawarma, halwa, and mithai are sold here at various stalls and shops way past midnight.
It's not as great as the places in town, but if suburbs are where you would rather be, Naya Nagar comes across as the perfect hangout.
Yet another less-known area, in terms of its delish street fare. The Dal Khichda here is to die for.
Inspired from the lanes of Mohammad Ali Road, Chefs at Radisson Goregaon have curated a food festival named 'Dawat-e-Lazeez' and this dawat will go on for a period of 10 days covering the last week of Ramadan and Eid festivities. Dawat e lazeez will include delicacies like Russian chicken cutlets, tawa mutton, Salli boti, mutton bhuna roll, Yakhni shorba, Nalli nihari, Zarda pulav, Keema baida roti, Murgh Badami Korma, haleem
What: Dawat-E-Lazeez
Dates: upto 9th June
Timings: 7:30 to 11 PM
Cost: 1645 plus taxes
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