Who hasn't heard of the famous Prakash Shakahari Uphaar Kendra or Aswaad or the spicy Malwani restaurants. But the Shivaji Park neighbourhood also hosts Goan Portuguese, Chinese, Thai and cuisines from Udupi and Kerala. Here you will also find traditional bakeries, round the corner Irani restaurants and international style cafes and quick service restaurants. The Dadar wada pav is World famous and so is a very unique drink called Piyush. Must try.

One of the oldest and biggest grounds, Shivaji Park is the sporting heart of the island city of Mumbai.  From the times of the Freedom Movement to the absorption of Mumbai into Maharashtra, the Park has been pivotal. This is also the nursery of Indian cricket where greats like Acharekar Sir trained the next generation of stars. One of most awe inspiring names being none other than Sachin Tendulkar.

One of the most famous temples of Mumbai, built in 1801 is Siddhivinayak. It's lovable deity Lord Ganesha. Here stars, politicians, business barons and the working class of Mumbai rub shoulders and bow in awe of the Lord. Siddhivinayak temple is a short walk away from Park Residences. In fact, within close proximity you will also find the Mahim Church, Sitladevi Temple, Chaityabhoomi and the Mahim Darga. Truly, a blessed neighbourhood.