$0.72 Clean Shave In Mumbai, India 🇮🇳

[@KenAbroad]

Unfortunately, this is my last video from India. I will do a Q&A video about my India trip in the next days, if you have any questions, let me know in comments My first day in Mumbai: kzbin.info/www/bejne/on-5hZ6pebGZiZYsi=n5oVJ4Z-BASddOzs

[@XParabolic]

🤍

[@prachipawar7212]

Wanted to see more of your videos, and tbh I am happy to see my locality in your video 😅

[@KartikKumar-hc5iz]

Places to eat at in Mumbai: *1. Elco Pani puri - (area - Bandra west in Mumbai)* - One of the best Pani puris in town. Very clean & hygienic. They use bottled mineral water to make these. So very safe to eat Pani Puris at this place. *2. Sardar Pav Bhaaji - (area - Tardeo in Mumbai)* - The best and the most buttery Paav Bhaaji on Planet Earth. *3. Bade Miyan - Late night place - is open till 3 am or so (area - near Taj hotel & the Gate way of India in Mumbai)* A late night place, patrons eat in their cars, but has a seating area as well. Famous for their wraps, Tikkas, Tandooris & barbecued stuff. *4. Leopold Cafe (area - Colaba causeway in Mumbai)* - Nice beer, barbecues, nice desserts. *5. Pancham Puriwala - (area - fort in Mumbai)* - 5 types of puris(bread), savory dishes & desserts. *6. Persian Darbar - (area - Bandra west in Mumbai)* Famous for their Raan Biryani. Delicious Mughlai cuisine. You'll love it. *7. Mahesh Lunch home - (area - Juhu Tara road in Mumbai)* Heaven for Sea food lovers. Very clean & hygienic and you can get the most iconic sea food dishes here. *8. Mini Punjab's Lake side - (area Powai in Mumbai)* Need to call and book a thaali(platter) in advance. Famous for its Dara Singh Thaali - available in both veg & non-veg versions. A must try. *9. Britannia & co. restaurant - (area - Ballard estate, Fort in Mumbai)* Famous for its Irani / Parsi cuisine. Awesome Desserts & Sodas. *10. Anand Stall - (Vile Parle west in Mumbai)* A fast food joint famous for its awesome Vada Paav, Sandwiches & Dosas. *11. Mohammed Ali road - (Area - CST - 6 pm onwards till late night)* The whole street is filled with street vendors who sell various non-vegetarian stuff and some vegetarian too. Plus, there are some really nice restaurants on the same street. Try the famous dessert that you get only on this street in a sweet shop. The dessert is called Aflatoon.

[@dhritimandas3527]

Next time do visit north east India. Take care 🙏🏻

[@rohitsinghal1903]

Next time please visit Chandigarh

[@Dr.SnehaSinha-y5n]

I don’t understand why foreigners keep visiting Delhi and Mumbai only. Go to places like Ladakh, Himachal, Uttarakhand, kerala, Andaman etc etc if you really want to explore India. India is huge.

[@omeshparsad7504]

Just like when we go America we visit newyork, California

[@ultimatebrainer2589]

Indians don't want to visit ladakh himachal and he is a foreigner 😂

[@surya779]

They come to see culture not nature.

[@Vatsalya-df5xn]

@@surya779 Only Mumbai and Delhi together can't be considered to comprise the whole culture of India and its because of these two cities the common stereotypes are born about India. By only visiting and showcasing Delhi and Mumbai in their videos, it forms a partial and biased image of whole country in their minds.

[@subho659]

​@@Vatsalya-df5xn I think you forget about Assam

[@iteshprajapati]

Ken, your belief and understanding for each situation is soo calm, composed & Positive. 😊

[@monikasingla7760]

Barbar put alum in the last not soap ...

[@BawiaBawiajohn]

Hello 😊

[@aman-alytics]

That barber deserved ₹100 rupees. Good decision, Ken. ❤

[@fahadashrafofficial]

Notice how he was only honest person in India tour? Because he was a Muslim ❤

[@RF_20]

​@@fahadashrafofficial how did you know he was Muslim?

[@wrestletalks316]

​@@fahadashrafofficialseriously have you seen auto driver of agra, delhi guy on holi plz stop judging indians as hindu ,muslim, shikh, Christian etc we all are indians

[@shashanksingh732]

​@@fahadashrafofficialthat muslim mf selling for 4500 for dress that worth only rs 400😂

[@YashSingh_7399]

Bro, This barber charged you fair price.

[@junar88]

That's how it should be!

[@tusharsaxena3981]

60 rupees for a shave

[@CST1992]

Right? not 600 rupees for a haircut 😑

[@fahadashrafofficial]

Because he was a Muslim ❤

[@olivialalk291]

I will have to start checking out different countries grocery stores/super markets! Pretty interesting!! Love your videos, Ken!!

[@hanipasha8859]

There is Rewe , Aldi and Kauffland in India .

[@dhritimandas3527]

The white soap like thing u have been asking about was alum stone also known as phitkiri in India commonly which is used as antiseptic after shaving in order to avoid from skin rashes after a new shave

[@vmankit]

Only this shop has no price tag 😂😂

[@Jesika-y]

I have Indian friends and they are very friendly and I like Indian food, especially the delicious panipuri, from Indonesia😊😊

[@sasodekar]

8:00 Note Ken that this is the best way to buy as its Max Retail Price. Its standard practice in India. No one can just sell at higher price than that. The way you see other countries is actually allows them to hike or lower price by own tags, where customer may not know actual MRP. Hence this is best way and practice.

[@Editsagastudios]

But what about the gst? 🤡

[@raghavahuja396]

@@Editsagastudiosgst is included in MRP

[@muravi8167]

Ken, after the shave the stone used was a PUMICE STONE. it is an exfoliate and also an antiseptic to any cuts etc. google it !

[@sahibpreetsingh3065]

Ken, for the prices, unless a big supermarket chain that gives discounts, mostly other stores sell at MRP(Maximum retail price)which is set at product level and is the same for each product irrespective of where you purchase from. This is a little different from the USA or other Western Nations where stores have the power to sell at the price they want to sell at.

[@bhukyarajkumar5882]

india is a multiculture country, if you go south side of india you will see more culture which are different from north side of india and you will see more calm and ancient monument of south india, you had to see south india also but you may have not explored i think , if you come again india to explore south you should enjoy south side of india more...... thank you ben for visiting india we always wecome you with great hospitality

[@玛卡巴卡-k8o]

😅😅😅我还是喜欢待在中国I still prefer to stay in China

[@DisiLLusioNed316]

​@@玛卡巴卡-k8o it's better u stay there.. because so body wants govt spies in there country.... Nobody in the world wants u pple . That's why u r blocked by ur own govt lol.

[@trajan3413]

Small stores don't label prices outside on selfs... Because they sell on package price... While bigger malls stores like dmart or reliance they buy in bulk so they display original price and discounted price on shelfes for products

[@crimsonblad5]

As much as I understand. Putting a label that reflects the packaging price on the shelf would be helpful.

[@trajan3413]

@@crimsonblad5 yes that's true, but small store owners usually don't do that... As price is their on the packet n they have to sell on mrp... And usually customer know what's the price of that product...

[@Oliver_Lopez]

Small shops don't have much staffing who can do such labeling of the prices to display. That's the reason you won't find any price lable

[@govindvats1]

The guy selling indian plane actually saying to the boy Don't ruin India's name.. hilarious it is. I hope you enjoyed in India, any inconvenience to you we feel sorry for that. Thank you for visiting India. ❤

[@Mr.GareebTrader]

It is funny, I laughed there😂😂

[@InvestedAdventure]

That part of the video with the vendor captures the warm spirit I experienced in India as well. About a month ago, I was there and felt the same welcoming vibe from the locals. It's people like you and the guy in the video who make visits to India so memorable!🇮🇳

[@govindvats1]

​@@InvestedAdventure thank you man! Yes it's the best part of our country the people of India. This is the Indian spirit nowadays we will grow faster, stronger upto the world standard but not like China( troublemaker to the world). ❤

[@VictorZhou]

@@govindvats1 are you kidding? It's a shame of China to be compared with India, you are the real troublemaker to the world, you kill people in Canada and US, you rape the Spanish traveler, you goverment supports the killing in palestine.....

[@nuo.not1033]

​@@govindvats1 India just wants to control Tibet through the Dalai Lama, which has caused a rift between China and India, you mean this trouble? Do not covet other people's land without strength.

[@ojas.11]

Hello Ken, I am from India. Loved your videos. India is a huge country. The best way to explore real India would be to ask a guide about the good places that can provide satisfactory results. Be it a barber shop or a supermarket, there all types of varies. In India,there are places for people with very low budget and places that are better than other popular countries in the world. It's quite diverse.

[@Jilinhall]

Binged your india series! Glad you had a better time in Mumbai than Delhi..❤ consider coming back to Mumbai please for at least 2 more days to see Elephanta caves,, Dhobi ghat, Haji Ali dargah

[@KenAbroad]

I'll be back in india 🙏

[@thewindoftime]

@@KenAbroadalso checkout mumbai suburbs.. borivali national park, powai area, bandra carter road, hill road, try ac local trains and metros, mumbai has a lot of fancy instagram worthy cafes and restaurants lately that you can explore from zomato app(brunch and evenings at these places is also a norm now), try khao galli (street food road) of kandivali, lonavala and panchgani hill stations near mumbai, forts & konkan beaches near mumbai.. mainly the type of things most of us mumbaikars experience on a regular basis. South mumbai is great and has a different vibe but is very touristy.. would be nice if you explore other areas as well that not many foreigners explore. Also juhu beach on the weekend(coz of tourists) or right after festivals is crazy & dirty.. even we don’t go there.

[@tirtheshjain4282]

In India Dmart is the biggest Supermarket Chain and brand that you can find almost in most cities Usually they have a price tag in front of the products kept there and you can get products on discounted rate there

[@wp70]

note the indian razer has a real blade not the disposable crap other barbers use , and the barber is shaving you by feeling the rough areas and will give the smoothest shave ever. not sure what it is but i remember one barber had what looked like a smooth stone and massaged my face but it cooled the shaved area right down love indian barbers when i got back to uk i hated shaving myself after 6 months in india

[@vishwasacharyan1727]

Most of the supermarkets have labels with price and weight. This one was an exception.

[@NeeleshBhandari]

Hey Ken, loved ur videos. PS: Indians are used to seeing 1 million+ subscribers for their famous vloggers. That's why most seem unimpressed with the 300,000 subscribers count 😅😅

[@svgodan]

🤣🤣

[@anonymous.....7]

YOU MUST GO TO BANDSTAND IN BANDRA WEST WHEN YOU'LL BE BACK AGAIN IN MUMBAI, THERE ARE MANY BUNGLAWS OF MANY FAMOUS CELIBRITIES THERE

[@thesusugamingtsg8942]

In India there is a Big Chain of Supermarket that you can find everywhere in the cities, it's name is D-Mart. And yes price tags are been put on the boards on the aisle's, where you visited was a local store.

[@fzlsayed]

You are very Brave to Roam Around in india like this...

[@The-Hungry-Glut]

next Trip GOA !!!!🤣 Goa is good during Christmas & New year, lots of tourists come for the Sunburn festival { something like Tomorrowland} , apart from the beach, there are plenty of old heritage sites scattered around north & south goa. should plan your next trip in India soon.😍

[@stephenworthington-white8294]

Amul is what he rubbbed on your face after shaving you. It is a crystal that has natural antiseptic properties!! Getting a great shave for cheap is one of my favourite things about India! Happy Travels

[@deepanshu00730]

It is actually Alum....more precisely potash alum.... Amul is a Dairy-based products company (Short for Anand Milk Union limited)

[@CST1992]

lol, amul

[@ranjansanyal]

There are lots of convenient stores in most of the cities. They display the prices as well

[@neerajsharma-ls9vk]

Try Reliance mart.. D-Mart super market chain.. U will get what u want

[@tombulek5231]

Hello Ken, my favourite KZbinr ❤😊😊 Always looking forward to your vlog

[@KenAbroad]

Thanks a lot 🙏

[@serotonin2222]

That barber shop work was so satisfying. Feel like getting one shave myself now which is weird lol

[@DiscoveringThailand]

Really enjoyed your Indian trip 😊

[@KenAbroad]

Happy to hear that 😊

[@HemantKhatri-y9c]

After shaving the barber rubbing on yr face was not ice it is shaving allum.. It protects skin from any small cut or bruise nd protects from any infection while shaving

[@sumitpandey4353]

India will give you opportunity to see life with an aother perspective.

[@InbVlogs-is4od]

From India love your video

[@Gaurav76831]

30:29 you can expect ken, checkout indian islands, andman & nicobar

[@KK-uo4nu]

Lakshdweep is in trending nowadays.

[@jitenchavda]

The white soap he use after shave called ALUM. Which use for antibacterial . Also the price u seen on super markets are MRP (Maximum Retail Prices), which means nobody can sell over that price. So u can go any store in India and that Oreo cookies price same.

[@jillleong9386]

I just wonder whether the honking goes on throughout the night or not.🤗The barber certainly gave you a very clean shaven look alright.👍Here's wishing you a safe and pleasant flight to your next destination Ken.Cheers Mumbai!💕🇲🇾

[@sumitpandey4353]

Mumbai never sleeps. Nights life is totally different from day life. Day is struggling and nights are lavish.

[@SajanSubba-gc8ut]

Lots of love from India ❤ ken

[@stephenworthington-white8294]

I recommend trying some toothpaste with Neem in it. Indian toothpaste is often made with natural ingredients. I still buy it in Canada from Indian markets here!

[@junar88]

Himalaya toothpaste with natural ingredients really good. I use that before I think the origin of that toothpaste is India

[@phoenixgaming5385]

I am watching your videos for last week , and i love it , looking forward for new videos

[@vaishakiyer]

No no no the Supermarket guy was so wrong, most of the big supermarkets have price displayed on the shelf, The onne you went was a small Local SM so there were no prices displayed on the shelf.

[@AbhishekGupta-dx8wv]

@kenAborad which trip you enjoyed Delhi Or Mumbai? By My Side The Mumbai was the best from my POV

[@Ashok-insipre]

Very nice flute playing

[@MULTIRAGE456]

4:00 it's alum(phitkari) works as antiseptic after shave.

[@gmahalias]

It has been a while I didn't hear you say asam boy and asam girl. In India they don't sell many types of drinks like in Malaysia. Don't you think?

[@tan5g]

We have all the items at mrp (maximum retail price) price, which is same all over India. You’ll find alcohol only in alcohol shops or bars.

[@Shekarivlogger02]

Goint to goa peace and good beach nature good

[@vikramjeetsingh-xr1ry]

U r very calm in nature and very intellegent and beautiful smile holder

[@BarariBrothers]

Hope you are enjoying in India 🇮🇳

[@brispope3085]

Great again Ken. Indian shaves are the best!

[@KartikKumar-hc5iz]

Places to eat at in Mumbai: *1. Elco Pani puri - (area - Bandra west in Mumbai)* - One of the best Pani puris in town. Very clean & hygienic. They use bottled mineral water to make these. So very safe to eat Pani Puris at this place. *2. Sardar Pav Bhaaji - (area - Tardeo in Mumbai)* - The best and the most buttery Paav Bhaaji on Planet Earth. *3. Bade Miyan - Late night place - is open till 3 am or so (area - near Taj hotel & the Gate way of India in Mumbai)* A late night place, patrons eat in their cars, but has a seating area as well. Famous for their wraps, Tikkas, Tandooris & barbecued stuff. *4. Leopold Cafe (area - Colaba causeway in Mumbai)* - Nice beer, barbecues, nice desserts. *5. Pancham Puriwala - (area - fort in Mumbai)* - 5 types of puris(bread), savory dishes & desserts. *6. Persian Darbar - (area - Bandra west in Mumbai)* Famous for their Raan Biryani. Delicious Mughlai cuisine. You'll love it. *7. Mahesh Lunch home - (area - Juhu Tara road in Mumbai)* Heaven for Sea food lovers. Very clean & hygienic and you can get the most iconic sea food dishes here. *8. Mini Punjab's Lake side - (area Powai in Mumbai)* Need to call and book a thaali(platter) in advance. Famous for its Dara Singh Thaali - available in both veg & non-veg versions. A must try. *9. Britannia & co. restaurant - (area - Ballard estate, Fort in Mumbai)* Famous for its Irani / Parsi cuisine. Awesome Desserts & Sodas. *10. Anand Stall - (Vile Parle west in Mumbai)* A fast food joint famous for its awesome Vada Paav, Sandwiches & Dosas. *11. Mohammed Ali road - (Area - CST - 6 pm onwards till late night)* The whole street is filled with street vendors who sell various non-vegetarian stuff and some vegetarian too. Plus, there are some really nice restaurants on the same street. Try the famous dessert that you get only on this street in a sweet shop. The dessert is called Aflatoon.

[@chaozi6688]

Indians think it is the best in the world. Take a good look at the world. India as a whole is still very backward. Accept this reality.

[@wangoikamhoa1086]

I have many Indian friends, i like Indian food, Indian culture, i have lived in India for many years... It is a very beautiful and friendly country... I'm an Indian..😂

[@thawariskitchen]

You were going into a small supermarket ...in the big supermarket market always displays the price under it

[@TravelJournalswithGanesh]

Ohh.. I wanted to see you exploring more places in india. India is a diversified country and exploring India is like exploring so many countries. You should visit Goa to see more beautiful beaches and Himachal for mountains view, also visit Rishikesh for Yoga and river rafting. Let me know if you plan for my place Jaipur Rajasthan.

[@pankajmaheshwari3231]

Your video Amazing, Perfect KZbinr

[@cuckoonut1208]

Next time in India Visit Cochin, Guwahati and Shillong. This is my suggestion and you wont regret it.

[@gianneraikaabel7170]

Hi, Ken! We are all wondering what’s the next country on your list. Stay safe on your next journey 🙌🏻

[@itsambiguous9342]

Thanks for visiting our diverse country.🇮🇳 Pls visit Northeast India in your next trip.❤

[@garavjaut8461]

Best party 13:20

[@chaw294]

Well, Ken, that's a nice shave, a job well done by the barber. Visiting supermarket and day market are always not forgotten when you visit a new country. Thanks for bringing us along in the tour. Oh gosh, l haven't come across a supermarket where prices of goods are not displayed on the shelves 😅 Maybe that's a mini market. (Sorry if l'm wrong) A nice bag bought from that fixed price shop but it"s indeed a surprise when he can give you a discount 😂 Oh wow, there is a big crowd on that famous Mumbai's beach. Great content, great video and l have a great time watching it. Thank you very much for sharing. Have a good weekend, Ken.

[@zhvirus31700]

Hi, Ken, I thought you went to China twice this year, but I only see the first video list, where can I find the play list of your second time visiting China early this year? Or did we cancel it?

[@KenAbroad]

All my 15 china videos are in one Playlist on my channel. Some of these videos were filmed last year and some this year.

[@prachipawar7212]

The prices are actually mentioned in the case of larger supermarkets/malls

[@RiteshGupta-eg7ff]

Hello ken whenever you visit india you must be go meghalaya, Sikkim, arunchal pradesh. This place is beautiful and near to nature.

[@pritishgupta07]

Local supermarkets don’t have price tags. Some do have but if you go to branded Marts owned by big companies, you will always find a price tag there.

[@adijosh2011]

In Mumbai you have meters, for taxi. Fixing price for taxi is not recommended.

[@ArcRain]

Mumbai reminds me of my hometown back in 200X. It was a bit run-down but full of life.

[@abrahamtimothy3778]

Ken very nice video. Love ur accent and politeness all through. Only thing you mentioned is Juhu chowpatty but it's Girgaon Chowpatty.....

[@gc26699]

Sad to hear you are leaving India. It would have been good if you came to South India

[@KayKapone1]

Mumbai is south India, no?

[@faizanriyazshaikh3782]

It's not south India but South Mumbai he was in​@@KayKapone1

[@KayKapone1]

@@faizanriyazshaikh3782 Mumbai is in south India @faizanriyazshaikh3782

[@gowthamshrik76]

Very happy for u ken......pls explore more india❤❤❤

[@akshayd308]

Mumbai People are most decent

[@aryakuwar]

You must have went D Mart or Smart Bazaar for Supermarket...they are developed...and will meet all your expectations for sure ✨

[@niranjanpatil7706]

Go to Dmart on a sunday its similar to COSTCO in USA just a bit more crowded

[@ashishnegi9602]

The flute guy was playing Titanic tune very good. I was wondering what if Ken buys that cucumber then think what do I do with it now lol

[@SubhajeetMukherjee_in]

7:56 not at all, every supermarket I have visited have the tags (except those local stores bcz they can’t afford labours to maintain the price)

[@janakbhai5689]

Enjoy ken🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@lillyborah4942]

I watch your videos everyday, from Assam, India

[@KenAbroad]

Thank you 🙏

[@lillyborah4942]

@@KenAbroad yay

[@PrinzZIsback]

Hi ken ... It's great to watch your videos.. as I am from India my thought is Indian people like to blow horns as for too much traffic and crowds.. as everyone is in a hurry to reach their destination...

[@shefaliluthra9834]

For shave , please ask the hotel you are staying at They will assist you with it In the hotel toiletries are available

[@dollylepcha7650]

Wow lovely guys enjoy all around in India thanks for sharing

[@whaddoiknow6519]

Bargaining is 100% a part of the culture in the west also. It just happens for bigger items. You want to buy a car, a house, you can bet there is bargaining. In the US you can even negotiate your medical bill. And for even bigger things, it is called 'negotiating' and there are fancy-shmancy courses on it taught in exorbitantly priced business schools.

[@CultureDrift]

Wow, a $0.72 shave in Mumbai sounds like an amazing deal! I love how even the simplest experiences can be so rich and memorable in India. What's the best budget-friendly service you've ever tried while traveling?

[@SumitShukla-xz3ie]

Dear you missed supermarket we have multiple dmart outlet which is actual supermarket near sakinaka in chandivali as well as hiranandani powai .

[@SpreadLoveNCreativity]

In your next tour to India, please do visit Statue of Unity and Dandi beach in Gujarat.

[@SvenMassart]

I 've been 9 times in India every time for 4 weeks on a roundtrip and I did not see half of the country. You can go there a lifetime long and see new things every day.

[@piyushKSingh3754]

Nice vlog Ken 💯🔥 You Should also Visit and Explore North-East India ( States Like- Arunachal Pradesh, Assam).

[@SaffronEnterprises-c2g]

In mall's and big super market you will find tags or stickers for prices of product

[@pravin2141]

Yo mate here in India we use horn to communicate and indicate to those who drive alongside with you in the road 😌💁 for example if you are overtaking a bus you honk to the bus to know that you are overtaking 🌝

[@akshaybaikar3812]

Come to koankan region bro...jannnat

[@paulamello3333]

Do you plan on coming to the USA?

[@raosatishsinghborli]

If you comes to india again come to rajasthan surely.

[@serotonin2222]

There is a supermarket chain called D-Mart in every major city of India. They have price tags on the racks. I was surprised that the supermarket in the video didn't have one.

[@rohanverma5939]

Hey ken! Do visit India again , and cover states like himachal/kashmir/Punjab and north eastern states of India.

[@paulo9507]

Is the water sprayed on you clean?

[@recodingvibes369]

IF BEACH IN YOUR BUCKETLIST THEN GO TO LAKSHADWEEP, IT IS ONE OF THE BEST PLACE IN EARTH

[@vaibhavgarg2078]

The lady at the end talking about tattoo. She was very sweet :)

[@AbhijeetJadhav327]

8:02 That's because India follow a MRP culture, that's Maximum retail price, unlike western countries. Western countries malls might manipulate prices. For ex, I was in UK, and normally used to get the same product at different prices in different markets, and believe me, the difference is huge

[@s4sdfg54]

Hey Ken, why aren't you eating street food in India like you did in other countries? Did I miss something?

[@Vvhdvxbhhx]

不敢吃，我就在南亚，我不敢吃，吃了会拉肚子😂

[@animamallick531]

​@@Vvhdvxbhhxlol Chinese , we don't drink bat soup here

[@MayankThakur216]

@@Vvhdvxbhhx Stfu,,, Your bat soups cause covid lol

[@Itz_sharanya]

You can also visit Dmarts and malls in Mumbai..they are very big and have variety of options..also Ikea and Diy showrooms if u want to buy cheaper household products..there are variety of tasty food options both veg and non veg in mumbai..Vadapav, pavbhaji, chaats are local dishes and really very tasty..hope u enjoy your trip

[@rajnishsing]

It is mandatory by Govt of India to have MRP (Maximum Retail Price) on all the products Packets. So across India products costs are consistent. So, in most large supermarkets, they will display price.. Small supermarkets or shops don't display price as it is the same price listed behind. In some case, large supermarket give further discounts on MRP

[@MrKisu77]

Hey Ken, You visited one of the small convenience store chain like 7 eleven which is smaller than a big super market. However big supermarket chains like Reliance Retail, D Mart, Big Bazaar, Nature’s Basket, Spencers, LuLu, Hypercity, Spar, 24Seven, Metro are similar to Walmart or Kaufland. These supermarkets will have price and discount labels on the shelves. Wish you could have visited Bandra, Andheri and Dadar which would have provided you with a much better glimpse of Mumbai city. The city is huge and a densely populated cosmopolitan. You must explore the local cuisine of Maharashtra as well at some prominent eateries in these areas. Where are you headed next?