The Parisian café has an equivalent in early 20th-century Mumbai, known as the Irani café. These cafes were run by resilient Zoroastrian immigrants from Persia who arrived in the city in the mid-19th century seeking a better life. At one time, almost every corner of the city featured an Irani café. However, these institutions are fading away a century later, with only a handful remaining. Experience the old-world charm of these cafes with "Irani Chai," a food walk organised by Khaki Tours. You can enjoy staple dishes and hear stories about the city's Zoroastrian immigrants in what was once their neighbourhood. Highlights of the tour include sampling Irani chai with milk and sugar, Parsi doughnuts, cutlets, and pattice, and visiting the legendary Irani cafés that have a dedicated following of their own.