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Misal impossible! This Dadar eatery's offbeat versions you can't resist

Smoky black, contemporary and green versions of the popular dish star at an ongoing misal mahotsav

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Malvani misal with vade

Malvani misal with vade

In 2015, Dadar restaurant Aaswad's misal pav won international acclaim after Foodie Hub Global Awards held in London deemed it the World's Tastiest Vegetarian Snack. Owner Suryakant Sarjoshi says his version is a Mumbai version that uses Gujarati and Marathi chivda as topping. "But, we have so many other versions. Pune has a poha version, Nashik has black misal, while Malvan has its own Konkan-inspired flavour."

Get a taste of 18 different misals at the ongoing Mega Misal Mahotsav in Dadar, which concludes on Sunday. Organiser Nitesh Pawar says, "Every region in the state and every household has a distinct style of making misal. Most chefs have brought along the water from their hometown because it makes all the difference." If you can't make it this time, head to Thane's Talao Pali from November 16 to 18. We survived a fiery tasting spree to recommend five must-visit stalls.

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