Love for Vada Pav

Mumbaikars love their Vada Pav because there is nothing that can beat the functionality of the crisply fried spicy snack made up of potatoes, that people love to eat while they are walking, and travelling in the Mumbai local train, and Ashok Vada Pav has been a part of this legacy outside Kirti Corner, not only for college students but also Mumbaikars alike

Uniqueness of Ashok Vada Pav

While the Vada pav is sold across Mumbai, Ashok Vada Pav's trademark chura, the crunchy fritters used as a filling, complemented by spicy and flavourful chutneys that leave consumers with an unforgettable burst of taste is what makes it special

History

The place was started by Ashok Vaidya in 1977, when he set up his stall near Dadar Railway station selling Vada Pav and Poha

Connection to Balasaheb Thackeray 

The place has a small yet significant connection to Balasaheb Thackeray. As the story goes, the owner was inspired by a speech of Balasaheb Thackeray to begin his entrepreneurial journey, who at that time pushed Marathi youth to establish their businesses

One of the iconic sandwiches in the world

Mumbai's iconic vada pav from Ashok Vada Pav in Dadar has appeared on 'World's Most Iconic Sandwiches', the prestigious list released by TasteAtlas recently