Home in a bowl
I moved abroad 5 years ago. This is the first pav bhaji outside India that made me pause and close my eyes.

Mumbai street food, reimagined
Nostalgia meets convenience in a buttery vegetable mash bursting with bold, tangy Mumbai street spice. Potatoes, peas, cauliflower and capsicum are cooked down on a tawa-style masala base so the rehydrated bhaji tastes glossy, punchy and pav-ready.
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Pav bhaji began as a mill-workers' lunch at Bombay's textile mills — a way to turn odd vegetables into a full meal on a hot tawa. We keep the ritual: potatoes, cauliflower, peas and capsicum mashed together on a slick of white butter, hit with a house pav-bhaji masala roasted that morning. Freeze-dried while the tawa is still fragrant, so the first spoonful smells like Chowpatty at sunset.
“A knob of extra butter and a squeeze of lemon at the finish is non-negotiable — that's the Mumbai way.”
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I moved abroad 5 years ago. This is the first pav bhaji outside India that made me pause and close my eyes.
Both my children (7 and 4) devour it. Zero fuss, zero cleanup, everyone happy.
Fresh vegetable blend · Iconic street flavor
Slide the mash into a wide bowl.
Stir until the bhaji comes back glossy.
Top with butter, onions, lemon. Toast your pav.
“I live in Berlin. This is the closest I've come to Juhu beach in five years.”
“My kids can't tell it's not from the corner stall. That's saying something.”