A Delhi-based content creator didn't like the Delhi vada pav, so she traveled to Mumbai to get the real taste. Including flight, hotel, and other expenses, she spent around 15,000 rupees for a 20-rupee vada pav.
A content creator flew from Delhi to Mumbai for a ₹20 vada pav.
How intense can your passion for a particular food be? Perhaps traveling a few kilometers, but one Delhi-based content creator changed the entire city for it. She didn't like Delhi's vada pav, so she hopped a flight to Mumbai.
The remarkable thing is that the vada pav for which he traveled so far cost only 20 rupees. After spending nearly 15,000 rupees on the entire journey, his video became a topic of discussion after it surfaced on social media.
The woman explained that she didn't like the taste of vada pav when she tried it in Delhi. She felt that the only way to truly enjoy vada pav was in Mumbai. Without further ado, she decided to travel to Mumbai. She took a cab and headed to the airport. She paid approximately 5,000 rupees for the flight from Delhi to Mumbai.
Expenses ranging from tea to noodles
Before the journey began, she had tea at the airport for 165. When she got hungry on the evening flight, she also bought a cup of noodles for 300. She arrived in Mumbai at 7 p.m. But it would take her a while to reach the real vada pav.
It took her about 70 minutes to cover the 11 kilometers in Mumbai. She then booked a hotel for Rs 4,000 to stay the night. The next day, instead of ordering vada pav from an app, she went out to eat it from a roadside stall, wanting to experience the authenticity of Mumbai's street food.
After a long search, she found a vada pav at a stall. It cost only 20 rupees. With the first bite, the woman realized her decision to come to Mumbai was a good one. She described it as the best vada pav she had ever tasted. She estimated the entire trip, including flight, hotel, and other expenses, cost around 15,000 rupees.
A fun debate broke out in the comments.
People's comments on the video were also quite interesting. One user jokingly remarked that after spending 15,000 rupees, it's worth praising the vada pav. Some appreciated the woman's love for food, while others mocked her for spending 15,000 rupees on a 20-rupee snack. One user called it the struggle of the rich.
