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How Delhi is trying to get Mumbai's pav right and where you can try out popular dishes

Delhi has finally got its pav (almost) right, and eaters are making a beeline for assal Mumbai cuisine. Gheun tak!

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Vada pav at Bombay club

Vada pav at Bombay club

When Kainaz Contractor opened Rustom’s in 2015, Delhi, she didn’t dare put keema pav on the homestyle Parsi menu. “Delhi’s version of pav was a sweet-ish bun,” she confesses. She took the time to identify a baker and work closely with him to develop a recipe. After much trial and error, she finally had what she calls a near-perfect pav.

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