Did you know that before Bohri Mohalla came to be called by its present name, it used to be a Parsi enclave? Set out on a food-cum-heritage walk through the area with Blue Bulb and Khaki Tours, through which you will not only get to savour interesting eats in the neighbourhood, but also get to learn fascinating tidbits about the place. "The walk is not just about eating good food. We've picked spots that offer unusual dishes, and we are going to delve into their histories, or provide anecdotes about them," says Bharat Gothoskar of Khaki Tours. From non-alcoholic absinthe to delicious dishes made of buffalo udder, this is a walk for those who are not afraid to experiment. "We will also be replicating the Bohri way of eating, by alternating between sweet and savoury items," adds Gothoskar.

Loyalists believe Bohri Mohalla offers tastier and more unusual fare than the more popular Mohammed Ali Road nearby