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IN PHOTOS | Bandra Fair 2026: From kadio bodio to Kerala halwa, here's your complete food guide for this year

Updated On: 15 September, 2026 03:16 PM IST | Nascimento Pinto

Bandra Fair is incomplete without buying food from the stalls. While there are many different delicacies, there are some favourites, and some new ones. Here's your guide

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Check the different food items to buy at the fair taking place from September 13 to 20. Photos Courtesy: Nascimento Pinto
Check the different food items to buy at the fair taking place from September 13 to 20. Photos Courtesy: Nascimento Pinto
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Kadio bodio While there are many things you can buy at Bandra Fair, it is incomplete without kadio bodio, also known as khaja. The sweet sticks made from gram flour, ginger and sugar, are delicious and make for the perfect snacksWhile they are available at many stalls, you can visit stall 126 and 127 at the top of the steps on your way out or finish shopping for food before you spend time aroundPrice: Rs 150 for Rs 250 gm for orange and white variety; Rs 200 for the ginger variety
Kadio bodio While there are many things you can buy at Bandra Fair, it is incomplete without kadio bodio, also known as khaja. The sweet sticks made from gram flour, ginger and sugar, are delicious and make for the perfect snacksWhile they are available at many stalls, you can visit stall 126 and 127 at the top of the steps on your way out or finish shopping for food before you spend time aroundPrice: Rs 150 for Rs 250 gm for orange and white variety; Rs 200 for the ginger variety
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Kerala Halwa Among the many delicacies available at the Fair, Calicut Halwa, or Kerala Halwa has become really popular over the years. The many different colours of halwa represent different flavours that are available loaded with dry fruits making even more tastyPrice: Rs 150 for 250 gm; Rs 220 for the black Halwa (called Calicut Halwa)
Kerala Halwa Among the many delicacies available at the Fair, Calicut Halwa, or Kerala Halwa has become really popular over the years. The many different colours of halwa represent different flavours that are available loaded with dry fruits making even more tastyPrice: Rs 150 for 250 gm; Rs 220 for the black Halwa (called Calicut Halwa)
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PethaFor many years, Agra ka Petha has come to Mumbai, and has also become synonymous with the Fair. The delicious translucent bites of sweet goodness are available in boxes of 9-10 pieces that are just enough to sweeten your day.Price: Rs 200 per box
PethaFor many years, Agra ka Petha has come to Mumbai, and has also become synonymous with the Fair. The delicious translucent bites of sweet goodness are available in boxes of 9-10 pieces that are just enough to sweeten your day.Price: Rs 200 per box
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Goan sweets While there are quite a few stalls every year for Goan sweets, the number has reduced over time. This year, there are two stalls including Irene's Goan sweets where they are selling different kinds of sweets include bol, bebinca, dos, bolina and dodol tooPrice: Rs 200 onwards per box
Goan sweets While there are quite a few stalls every year for Goan sweets, the number has reduced over time. This year, there are two stalls including Irene's Goan sweets where they are selling different kinds of sweets include bol, bebinca, dos, bolina and dodol tooPrice: Rs 200 onwards per box
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Low-sugar sweets Over the years, Bandra Fair has also changed with times as more people are unable to eat sweet, or have to control their sugar intake. The last few years have had stalls with low sugar sweets and this year is no different as many came to enquire and buy the sweets. You can choose from a wide variety of sweets including kadni peda, one that is made from jaggery, and is definitely mouth-wateringPrice: Rs 200 onwards
Low-sugar sweets Over the years, Bandra Fair has also changed with times as more people are unable to eat sweet, or have to control their sugar intake. The last few years have had stalls with low sugar sweets and this year is no different as many came to enquire and buy the sweets. You can choose from a wide variety of sweets including kadni peda, one that is made from jaggery, and is definitely mouth-wateringPrice: Rs 200 onwards

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