Guide
Where to eat late in Mumbai
Mumbai, India
Chaat on Chowpatty, gola on Juhu, a round-the-clock café at the Taj and kitchens open until 1:30am: Mumbai's best late eating.
Where to eat once the kitchens in most restaurants have closed: street stalls, all-night cafes and the late counters locals rely on.
Guide
Mumbai, India
Chaat on Chowpatty, gola on Juhu, a round-the-clock café at the Taj and kitchens open until 1:30am: Mumbai's best late eating.
Street food
Marine Drive and Nariman Point, Mumbai, India
The city beach at the northern end of Marine Drive, where a row of stalls sells chaat, bhelpuri, pav bhaji, kulfi and ice cream.
Beach
Juhu, Mumbai, India
A six-kilometre stretch of sand running up towards Versova, busiest in the evening when vendors sell bhelpuri, pav bhaji, pani puri and gola.
Restaurant
Lower Parel and Worli, Mumbai, India
A modern Indian restaurant that reworks regional recipes from across the country with seasonal produce, backed by its own cocktail programme.
Cafe or late-night eatery
Colaba, Mumbai, India
The all-day multi-cuisine café at the Taj Mahal Palace, steps from the Gateway of India, with an à la carte menu running around the clock.
Restaurant
Baga and Calangute, Goa, India
A Baga beach restaurant known for seafood and Goan dishes such as prawn balchão, open from breakfast until after midnight.
Market
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
A seasonal open-air park of country pavilions, street food, rides and stage shows that opens only in the evening.
Street food
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
A ranch-themed open-air food hall with food trucks and cafés, lawns, vintage pick-ups and farm animals.