The place has old interior no change from decades
But this must visit for their Bun maska Pav
They serve the best of the best Bun maska pavs
And evn they are pocket friendly
Perfect place to get 70-80 vibes
I absolutely love love love their bread! It's truly a class apart. So fresh, so good. I miss the aroma of freshly baked bread. Can't wait to visit them again!
Wish they'd deliver across the city
Located in the always bustling fort area amidst the 20th century structures, it'll be unfair to judge this parsi bakery for the sprawling ambience. One thing that it should be judged for is, it's stood the test of time and serves delectable bun maska - loaded with butter and soft as ever. A cup of irani tea and bun maska will definitely prove be a peacemaker for your busy day.
Different Breads along with the Mawa Cake also are a must try once !
Yazdani bakery 6 decades old bakery serving one of the best breads , buns and bruns. Have been here quite few times or can say when ever I pass by i dont leave a chance for quick snacking bun maska what makes them different is big raisins actually after trying bun muska here i felt like all my life what bun maska i had were not upto the mark. Even there multigrain breads are worth trying.
Yazdani has history written all over it.
Ambience okaish but service excellent.
This parsi joint is well known for its bun pav and maska which we regulary parcel becos there is no tea.
The biscuits and breads r too die for.
At yazdani the bun maska gets you bun-dle of joy.
Unkempt and not terribly hygienic, this place has to be visited more for its history than anything else. That said, it serves excellent bun maska (soft bread generously loaded with butter) and khari. Some of the items in the menu are missing and the shop timings are eccentric - we landed at 9.30 am and the shop was closed though it is supposed to open at 7 am. It opens whenever the owner wants to open. Very old world charm.
No tea available these days.
By far my favourite place for bun maska and chai. Have to try their apple pie. The berries in the bun are to die for. Their massive loaves of bread are amazing.
The place makes you feel a part of the time since the shop has started. The bun maska and the Chai is a must try. Other than this there are many savouries present there. This place should be experienced once.
This establishment is a must visit as part of a Fort area exploration trip. A humble bakery known for its Bun / Brun Maska paired with the Irani Chai as well as other bakery items such as Puffs,cakes and biscuits.Quite interesting to have a look around the place and get to know about the history of this place.
The owner is always keeping track of people looking for a seat and ensures that the servers are tending to the orders quickly.
I had tried out the Brun Maska and Irani Chai and had loved the crisp bread with the melting butter inside it.
The bun maska at Yazdani is out of this world, the place has retained its old world charm and it was well worth it.
Also the owner was an absolute gent and was kind enough to offer me a fortune cookie. Cheers
The best bun maska you could ever have in Mumbai!! And it's such a historic place too, must visit!!
The restaurant bit in the title is slightly misleading, as there is no hot (or cold) food served on the premises - currently at least. This tucked-away heritage property has been undergoing renovations since some time, but that does not make it less appealing to the neighbourhood office-goers. The glass cases are filled with puff pastry biscuits (khara) and other baked goods.
I was allowed to take as many photos as I wanted, the manager proudly informing me that customers may partake of bun-maska to their heart's content on the steps. Apparently, there is no connection with a bakery of the same name in Girgaon.
When I visited at lunchtime, I could only longingly look at the fat raisin buns, so will have to return for breakfast or at tea time some other day. The Shrewsbury biscuits, waiting to be eaten, look fresh and crunchy.
The small Mawa cakes are to die for..Even the olive bread was good .. It's a small and very old parsian bakery ..
Note : Don't forget to take cash with you as they accept only cash..
Amazing bakery, one of their bakers even learned from Munich’s oldest bakery Hofpfisterei and they are the only Fortune Cookie manufacturer in all of India!
This place will take you back in time… aroma of fresh baked buns,breads is perfect start to your morning. You do not want to run out of best of their products… so go there early morning.
Mon-Sat: 7am-7pm
Sun: 7am-11pm
Best BUN MASKA in town.
nb: they've stopped the restaurant and the dining, only take away.
This bakery is located 1 km from the churchgate station. I have tried the bun maska which was very tasty. The shop appears like a vintage shop. The menu of the shop is very limited and only take away orders were accepted. They serve a variety of bread and toast. The baking style is very unique.
This spot is fantastic! The Mawa Cake and Bun Maska are divine! Stumbled upon it through an Instagram reel, and I must say, it could be a hidden gem in Mumbai. Hoping for a rejuvenation and a bit of renovation; this place deserves to thrive once more. Absolutely loved the experience!
The old school vibes are the highlights of this place. They have various bakery items on the display, and of good quality. The place has a charm but it would have been great if it was kept well. They accept cash only, so have some good amount of cash, as you would think to buy one thing and end up buying more.
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