
Girgaon Chowpatty will see large crowds on Anant Chaturdashi for Ganesh Visarjan, and several vegetarian restaurants and street-food stalls in the area offer convenient meal options. Sukh Sagar, opposite the beach, serves…
Girgaon Chowpatty will see large crowds on Anant Chaturdashi for Ganesh Visarjan, and several vegetarian restaurants and street-food stalls in the area offer convenient meal options. Sukh Sagar, opposite the beach, serves South Indian and North Indian dishes including pav bhaji and idli at Rs 200-400. Gokuldham on Charni Road East also has a broad vegetarian menu in the same price range, while Flavours At Bay in Prarthana Samaj offers fine-dining vegetarian meals at Rs 400-1500.

Cream Centre, a Chowpatty landmark since 1958, serves channa bhature, pav bhaji and nachos at about Rs 2000 for two. For a quick bite, the beach food stalls offer bhel puri, sev puri and pav bhaji from Rs 200. Authorities have put additional crowd-management arrangements in place, and restaurant timings may change on Anant Chaturdashi, so visitors should check before heading out.
The article focuses on eateries near one of Mumbai's busiest visarjan spots. On Anant Chaturdashi, the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation typically restricts vehicle movement around Girgaon Chowpatty and diverts pedestrian flow, making advance planning of food stops useful for the lakhs of devotees who visit. The restaurants listed are all within walking distance of the beach, but visitors should expect altered operating hours and longer wait times due to the crowds. The actual footfall on the day will determine how practical each option is.
Source: freepressjournal.in
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