OUR STORY
Tradition and nature, side by side.
Peru means guava in Marathi. Wadi means orchard. The name tells you where you are.
01 — THE NAME
Peru is guava. Wadi is a garden.
The gate shows two guavas and the Marathi name. The setting follows through: guava trees shade the tables.
02 — THE BEGINNING
When did it all start?
The exact founding date has not been publicly verified, so we do not state one. We prefer a blank to an invention.
03 — A MAHARASHTRIAN TRADITION
Misal pav, the state’s everyday feast.
A spicy curry, crunchy farsan, soft pav, onions and lemon. It is breakfast, lunch and a reason to travel.
04 — SIGNATURE IDENTITY
Chulivarchi misal.
It is printed on the signs and the menu board. The brand’s tagline is “Nisargat, chulivarchi asssal chav”, roughly: authentic chulha flavour, in nature.
A place beyond the meal.Canals, coracles, turf stairs and trees.
05 — THE PEOPLE
Behind the place.
The public record lists Vishal Daulat Dhondge as proprietor; we have not independently confirmed this, so no personal story is told here.
06 — PICTURES
A photo essay
