Archive · 7 Sep 2026
Delhi Woman Flies to Mumbai for ₹20 Vada Pav
A content creator named Witty Space wanted to eat an authentic Mumbai vada pav.
She did not like the vada pav she had tried in Delhi.
So, she flew from Delhi to Mumbai just to try one.
She said her flight cost ₹5,000.
She also paid for tea, cup noodles, a hotel room, and travel.
The next morning, she bought a street-side vada pav for ₹20.
She said it was the best vada pav of her life.
Her whole trip reportedly cost about ₹15,000.
Some people thought the trip was worth it, while others called it an “ameero ke struggle.”
A Delhi-based content creator known as Witty Space flew to Mumbai after disliking a vada pav she tried in Delhi.
She said the flight cost ₹5,000, while tea and cup noodles cost ₹165 and ₹300.
After landing, she said a 70-minute, 11-kilometre journey led her to book a ₹4,000 hotel room.
The next morning, she bought a street-side vada pav for ₹20 and called it the best she had eaten.
Her reported ₹15,000 trip drew mixed reactions online, including jokes about an “ameero ke struggle”; News18 said the claims were not independently verified.
- Who
- Content creator Witty Space, who travelled from Delhi to Mumbai.
- What
- She flew to Mumbai to eat a ₹20 street-side vada pav and said the trip cost about ₹15,000.
- When
- The experience was reported on September 6, 2026; she reportedly took a 4 PM flight and reached Mumbai around 7 PM.
- Where
- She travelled from Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport to Mumbai.
- Why
- She wanted to taste what she considered an authentic vada pav after disliking one in Delhi.
Worth the Experience
Excessive Spending
Whether the trip was justified
Worth the Experience
Some users said travelling a long distance for a favourite dish could be worthwhile, and one commenter called the trip “Worth it.”
Excessive Spending
Other commenters questioned spending about ₹15,000 on a ₹20 snack and described the situation as an “ameero ke struggle.”
Her final verdict
Worth the Experience
Witty Space said Mumbai’s vada pav was the best of her life and justified the time and money spent.
Excessive Spending
One commenter joked that she had to praise the vada pav because she had already spent ₹15,000.
- Reported total spending
- About ₹15,000
- Flight cost
- ₹5,000
- Tea and cup noodles
- ₹165 and ₹300
- Hotel cost
- ₹4,000 for one night
- Vada pav cost
- ₹20
- Mumbai journey
- About 70 minutes for 11 kilometres
- Verification status
- News18 said the claims from the user-generated post were not independently verified
