Street Food Info

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Outlet

Andhra Pradesh Bhavan Canteen, Ashok Road (near Man Singh Road) favorite of local Delhi foodies who are

looking for an authentic Andhra meal. They serve all you can eat veg/non-veg thalis for Rs 80-150. For carnivores,

you have a variety of non-veg options (chicken/fish/mutton) but the mutton fry is recommended. The service is

quick and efficient (slipshod and aggressive), and the joint crowded and noisy. Another favorite is the Karnataka

Bhavan canteen beside Ansal Plaza near Mool Chand offering all possible South India food.

Tadka, 4986, Ram Dwara Rd, Nehru Bazar, Paharganj, (side road off of Main Bazaar). A notably clean restaurant b

Gali Parathe wali, or `the lane of parathas' is located in Chandni Chowk, and is very popular with the

locals who would often flock to the paratha shops here for a meal.

Juhu Beach - There's a bunch of street food stalls right on the beach, as well as numerous chaat (snack)carts.

near Marine Lines and Churchgate railway stations (close to Sunderbai Hall): Sandwich stands, Vada pav

stands, Juice stands, Bhurji stands

Mohammed Ali Road

Chowringhee Road, AC market, vardan market and russel street streets in the Esplanade area

Rukmani Lakshmipathy Road (Marshall road) Nungambakkam High Road,Annanagar , Vijay NagarTerminus,Marina and Elliots are dotted with these vendors

Hi tec city, such as Madhapur and Kondapur, Koti and Abids, M G Road, Secunderabad


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Shettara Beedi (food street)

Koregaon Park, Fergusson College Road. North Main Road is a lane with more than 50 restaurants.

ABC farms in Koregaon Park has many restaurants at one place - ideal when you cannot decide before

leaving for dinner. Almost all

restaurants open and close at similar hours. 10 in the morning to 11 at night is the usual. Of course,

restaurant bars stay open till at least midnight.

budget eateries serving delicous hot food at nominal charges.

moti mahal delux,5,kamal mansion,M.I.Road,jaipur-1(near paanch batti and rajmandir cinema hall),91-141-

4017733.11am to 11pm.Great for authentic Indian tandoori food (their specialities include butter chicken, tandoori

chicken, dal makhani and hand churned kulfi). started by legendary indian gourmet chef kundan lal gujral.Expect

to pay Rs 500+ for a meal for two.

Little CHEF's Rasoi, sitauted in the heart of pink city at c-Scheme near dear park (near dear park and Statue

Circle), ''+91 141'' 2229634, 09414066620 ([email protected], fax: ''+91 141'' 236 1871), [7]. 12. ausumn

place to taste actual good food in jaipur but little small place, owned by famous chef abhishek of jaipur. Good,

wholesome vegetarian food. Their taste is authentic and excellent. Also you can ask them to learn about rajasthani

food and north indian food. Rs 100 for a three course meal. Rawat Mishthan Bhandar-

Do not miss the famous Pyaz ki Kachori (a spicy onion dish) of Rawat Mishthan Bhandar. Situated at Polo Victorycinema and very close to both railway station and the bus stand this is a famous age old kachori hangout.

Laxmi mishtan Bhandar - Another very popular sweet dish all round the country is Rasmalai of Laxmi mishtan

Bhandar (LMB). The hotel LMB is situated in the busy market of Johari Bazaar in walled city

For Non-Veg, many restaurants in Momin pura (this neighbourhood is a must visit during month of Ramzan) serve

specialities like Biryani and other eats in places like M.L.A. Canteen, Tanveer Hotel, Babban Hotel, Hotel Al-

Zam-Zam on CA Road, Babbu's Hotel in Dharampeth. Many of these restaurants have branches in otehr places

within Nagpur.

Mount Road near Sadar is the best hang-out for foodies. Ashoka for continental or Indian, Nanking for Chinese,

Barbecue for Punjabi (Indian Tandoori), Veeraswamy's and Kamat for South-Indian Food. Village

Tadka on outer(?) ring road serves excellent Saoji cuisine and Saoji Chicken is a must try. And if you like Saoji

taste, you can take home Saoji Curry of Actchawa, which can be used in easy one-step preparation of Saoji food.For street food, roadside carts are lined up with pani puri, Chat, Pav Bhaji and the Indianised version of Chinese

noodles and Manchurian at Bajaj nagar and Yeshwant Stadium. It has

one of the biggest Grocery market in Central India near Shaheed Chowk. Shaheed chowk(square) is also very

famous in the night for variety of street foods.

There is also a place for people who are on tight on budget namely " Calcutta Rolls " it is located in Sadar and one

near Shankar Nagar Square.


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A popular food junction is the lane at arya nagar, with eatries serving everything from chat, south indian,

biryani, egg rolls, burgers, chats to ice creams.

Check out Aromas in Swaroop Nagar for some awesome burgers. Try the mushroom burger if you are the

adventurous kind, you will not be disappointed.

No meal in Kanpur can be completed without eating pan, hence, if you are near cantt, the mall road, near

phool bagh gives you excellent paan options, or may just drive till birhana road and grab a pan there.Around the other side however, the lane near halet, is a haven of pan vendors.

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Eggetarian delights @ Raju Omlet, in Karelibaug and newely opened in VIP Rd.

Chaat at Mirch Masala.

Most popular Biryani at Millenium Restaurant (Fatheganj & Alkapuri)

Frankies recommended at Frigtemp (Fatheganj, Karelibaug & Old Padra Road)

Vishal Sandwich, near Baroda High School in Alkapuri. Try their Samosa Sandwich.

Goodies in Sayajiganj, Makarpura, Fatehganj and Natubhai Circle are favorite hangouts for youngsters

apart for their bakery delights & junk food!

Kalyan Restaurant, near the Railway station and the Central Bus Station. Here you can get a variety of

food choices from Chinese to continental along with Chats, South Indian foods etc. Its a self service

restaurant with good quality food.The best thing is SIZZLER at very low 130 Rs and good in taste !

Dairy Den, Sayajigunj area(Near the railway station). This is Baroda's first ice cream parlor that serves

soft cones. You can enjoy a variety of flavors over here.

Mahakali Sev Usal Delicious Sev Usal near Kirti Stambh, Old City,Vadodara

Vanity - At Sayajigunj near railway station; tasty non-vegetarian foodPooran Singh's kababs and parathas near the BARISTA LAVAZZA coffee bar by the Chakli Circle at

Race Course Road. He's an ex-Welcomgroup chef who runs his own place now

Nayab at Akota recommended for non-veg fare

Fabia. Nayaab, delicious non-veg foods, from Chinese to great tandoori

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The Golden Temple has a dining hall (langar) serving free basic meals to all... A definite must for

visitors. Servers come by with large buckets of dal, chapatis and rice.

The Brothers or Bharavan the Dhaba, is place situated near to Golden Temple where you can eat

traditional food or chinese, continental where you can enjoy taste of your choice at affordable prices.

kesar da dhaba. Located near the Golden Temple, it offers good Punjabi food made in pure ghee. DaalMakhni is worth trying. Don't forget to try a glass of Lassi after a heavy meal .

Bubby Dhaba, opposite Golden Temple (Just opposite the main entrance of Golden Temple). serves

authentic Punjabi food at a very reasonable cost and ideally located, just few metres from the main

entrance of the Holy Golden Temple edit

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famous tikkas and kebabs. They are Mughal delicacies. Lalbagh, many roadside hotels near Aminabad

and old Chowk offer cheap and unique types of dishes. the street next to Tulsi thatre in Hazratganj for

some exotic non-vegetarian delicacies.

The Food Court at Sahara Ganj, near Hazrat Ganj is the recent hot favourite with a number of fast food

joints. If coffee and tea is something you like, you will find a huge variety at Capuccino Blast at Mall

Avenue. At Akbari Gate, during winters one can also enjoy Kashmiri Tea (a red coloured hot tea) with

cream and Makhan Malai (a local variant of ice cream, saffron flavoured, made by hanging unsalted

butter overnight in dew and then aerating it by beating it).

Tundey's Kebabs, (Aminabad and Food Court, Sharaganj Mall). Has been serving kebabs for more than

50 years. edit

Bajpai Kachauri Bhandar, (Leela CInema Road, Hazrat Ganj Lucknow). Best kachauri from lucknowhttp://wikitravel.org/en/Lucknow

When you vist Coimbatore don't forget to taste the Food & Siruvani Water. Don't forget to taste the best

of South Indian Idlis, Dosas, Vada, Chutney and Vegetarian rice meal from the Annapoorna Chain of

Restaurants and Non-vegetarian food from the Angannan's, Sampoorna, Rayappas and Thalappas

restaurants. Try Krishna Sweets too, the sweets chain had their origins in this town.

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The food of Madurai is well quoted as "Manadirkku idhamana sappadu". The cuisine of Madurai inherits

the true taste of Tamils. Other restaurants are also popular in Madurai like Madurai Sri Muniyandi Vilas

which is a parking place for most of the non-vegertarian food lovers. Madurai possesses its unique and

exclusive foods like Paruthi paal, jigarthanda, panangkarkandu paal and chettinadu varieties like appam,

kuzhi paniyaram, etc

Amma mess is a very popular dining place among the locals as well as those travelling from neighboring

districts. Located on Alagar Kovil Road at Tallakulam, it is at a equal distance from Tamukkam Post

Office bus stop as well as Tallakulam Perumal Kovil bus stop. Their lunch is very popular. Don't miss

their speciality dishes like rabbit biriyani, dove biriyani, crab omlette and bone marrow omlette etc.

Jaffer's Home Biryani Popular place for Biryanis and side dishes. In the evening, they make Parottas as

well. Buses to Mattuthavani or Alagarkovil should take you to this place. The dining place is located on a

small street opposite to the Thyagaraja Petrol Station.

Chappati Park nearby the K.K.Nagar Arch. As the name implies, the dining place is known for its variety

with Chappati (roti like item). You name it, they got it! You can notice creative stuffing with Chappatis.

Popular place for dinner. The nearest bus stop would be K.K.Nagar Court (Neetheemandram). Head E if

you get down at the above stop. Buses to Mattuthavani would take you to this place.

Litti chokha is a local specialty. Litti is a primarily ball-shaped stuffed preparation.

"samosa chaat" or "tikki chaat".

Peda and Kalakand

Anarsa, Dahi Chura Chini.Makhana is soft fruit grown in water

Sattu-pani is among the popular drinks

Basant Vihar, Mauryalok Complex

Bansi Vihar, Near Dak Bunglow Crossing

Mirch Masala, Kadam Kuan

Lucknow Sweets, Dak Bunglow Crossing

Cake Palace, New Dak Bunglow Road

Maner Sweets, Maurya Lok Complex, New Dak Bungalow Road


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They have a great breakfast in the morning with kachories , samosas and pohas, and then there are sweets

as jalebies,Imarties,Gulab jamuns and rabdi. One must also not miss Baked(Bina Tala) Samosas/Patties,

Bana hua style, all over the city,mostly available at Saanchi Milk Parlours

Sarafa-The Night Market(After 8:00 p.m-4:00 A.M) - If you are a food lover this is the place to be. It has

Indore specialities like sabudana khichri (best in the country), aloo tikiya, and others like pav bhaji,

dosas, samosas. Savuory sweets like jalebi, malpua, rabdi, gulab jamun like you have never tastedbefore.Items not to miss: Malpuvas, Jalebas(Big jalebis),Garadu(Winter only), Dahi-Vada,Sabudana

Khichhdi,Chhole Tikiya,Shikanji,Makke ka kiss

Chappan Dukaan (located at the heart of city. It has 56 shops, where you can get different types of food.

Must try's include; Madhuram Sweets- Shikanji, Dry fruit Paan,Jain Sweets-Jalebi,Jhonnys-Hot

Dog,Young Tarang-Poha morning hours and many chat and delicacies.

Nafees (Located at Near Palasia police station. It's a great non-veg family restaurant. Speciality is Bhuna

Gosht and masaledar chap)

Hakeem (Located at Near Sarwate Bus stand. It's a great non-veg family restaurant. Speciality is TawaGosht and Mughlai Biryaan)

Many of the eating joints meant or frequented by tourists are in the Siripuram area


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Type of food preferred by shoppers

Delhi style tends to mean a deep-fried pastry shell, stuffed after cooking with potatoes,

lentils or almost anything else. They're then topped with yogurt, chutneys andchaat

masala spice mix and eaten fresh.

Gol gappe, dhai balla, aloo tikki, break pakkoda

There are 3 or 4 shops in the lane, that serve a wide variety of parathas- ranging from

those stuffed with potatoes to cauliflowers/ raddish/ cottage cheese,

non-vegetarian food, this Muslim area in south Mumbai is the place to go. Sweets are

also available. It's particularly livelyat night during Ramadan.

jhal muri (puffed rice mixed with other ingredients), phuchka (golgappa), singara

(samosa), kachauri and telebhaja (oil fries), street food graduated to hot kathi rolls

(kebabs rolled in a paratha) and mughlai paratha (paratha with potato filling laced with

egg). chowmein (mixed noodles)

Idly sambar/pongal/Bholi/Masala dhosas/uddopam/biriyani

a rich blend of royal Mughlai flavours, Nizams special, and spice-up culinary traditions

of South India such as: Hyderabadi biryani, pathar-ka-ghosht, nahari, haleem, double-ka

meetha, khubani-ka-meetha, seviyon-ka-meetha and kheer. Hyderabadi biryani.

Hyderabadi Haleem. Kachchi gosht ki biriyani. Gosht. Khubani ka meetha

Vada Pav, Pao Bhaji, Bhel Puri & sev puri (A classic Mumbai concoction, bhel-puri (or

bhel for short) comprises mostly of puffed rice and assorted spices with a few

chutneys.), Pani Puri, Chinese Bhelpuri!.


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The entire street adjoining the famous VB Bakery at V V Puram is Bengaluru's

miniature version of Kuala Lumpur's Jalan Alor foodstalls. A haven for anyone who

enjoys hawker fare, one can stall-hop and have a variety of snacks that'll satisfy even

the most ravenous hunger and spend less than Rs 100 in total. Some of the must-try

dishes are dum-root and butter-bun congress at VB Bakery. The dosas,obbattu (sweet

pancake) ,akkirotti (rice pancake) , friedbondas , butter-gulkand, and masala-pepsi

available at the various stalls are also delicious. Note that the street comes alive only in

the evenings (after 6PM) and that only vegetarian fare is available here.

Misals are a Pune favourite, if you can stomach the spice in them. They are a tasty meal

and a visit to Bedekar Misal or Shree Uphar Gruha is a must. e Gulabjamun with

sprinkled sugar which is a desert dish and the famous Bakarwadi which is a fried

chickpea flour preparation, are something worth trying while visiting Pune. Rice

flakes Chiwda, Cornflakes Chiwda and Potato Chiwda. Sheera

bajra ki roti,makki ki roti,atte ki roti,bati,churma,khichdi,white butter,dal ,kadhi,gatte ki

sabji,allo pyaj ki sabji ,sarso ka sang,..halwa,salad,chutney,pickle. Chana jor garam.

kadai wala doodh


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City Outlet

Delhi

Andhra Pradesh Bhavan Canteen, Ashok Road (near Man Singh Road) favorite of local Delhi

foodies who are looking for an authentic Andhra meal. They serve all you can eat veg/non-veg

thalis for Rs 80-150. For carnivores, you have a variety of non-veg options (chicken/fish/mutton)

but the mutton fry is recommended. The service is quick and efficient (slipshod and aggressive),

and the joint crowded and noisy. Another favorite is the Karnataka Bhavan canteen beside Ansal

Plaza near Mool Chand offering all possible South India food.

Delhi

Tadka, 4986, Ram Dwara Rd, Nehru Bazar, Paharganj, (side road off of Main Bazaar). A notably

clean restaurant by Paharganj standards. Serves only vegetarian food, a full thali for Rs 60. Their

tea is really good and their most popular dish is paneer masala.

Delhi

Bitto Tikki Wala, (also known as BTW), Netaji Subhash Place, Pitampura. The best aloo tikki

(potato and vegetable burger) available in town. It has a branch in Sarita Vihar, Near Apollo

Hospital and Badarpur border. It has branches all over the city now, in shopping areas.

Delhi

Amritsari Kulcha Wala, Paschim Vihar Red Light, (near Jwala Heri Market). If you are into

amritsari kulcha, you probably can't miss this. People on dieting beware: the amount of butter that

the vendor puts in is huge. However, without it you will not enjoy the Amritsari Kulcha so much. It is

kind of a road side dhaba or shack. Rs 60 for two kulchas is what he charges.

Delhi

Egg parantha Wala, Lajpat Nagar, (opposite to Surya hotel). This guy owns a shack and has

been running the parantha business for ages.

Mumbai

Swati Snacks (Tardeo, opposite Bhatia Hospital) a gem of a restaurant, it does not take bookingsand the waiting during peak meal times is usually 45 minutes every day of the week!

Kolkata Camac Street

Kolkata

BBD Bagh, East Calcutta

Bangalore Bobby's Dhaba - next to Gurdwara, Ulsoor


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Bangalore Karthiks - CMH Rd

Bangalore Jayanagar 4th Block Complex(opp Bus Stand)

Bangalore Corner House

AhmedabadR K Egg Eatery near NID (National Institute of Design) in Paldi

AhmedabadKhau Gali, Law Garden

AhmedabadGanthiya Rath near Nehru Nagar crossroads

Amritsar "Kanha Sweets", Lawrence Road

Amritsar"Gurudas Ram Jelebiwala"

Amritsar "Sheetal Glass House" on Queen's Road

Vizag Kailash pav bhaji, beach road opp. Jasti square

Vizag Pani-puri joints near jagadamba, MVP Colony, siripuram

Vizag Sweet India, waltair uplands


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Type of food preferred by shoppers

As many different kinds of chaat (Bhelpuri, Pav Bhaji etc) as your stomach can

handle

Kebab rolls, Pattis, Keema

Indian sweets- milky, delicious concoctions (try the kulfi falooda at Badshah's in

Crawford market)

Vada pav (the great Indian veg burger)

South Indian food from an Udupi restaurant

Bread Maska (Bread & Butter) from an Irani Cafe

Kingfisher Blue beerAlfanso Mangoes during summer season

puffed rice, pappri chat, batata puri and the phuchka

Along the very popular place in East Calcutta, BBD Bagh , you would find a cluster

of street hawkers along the road from Lal Bazaar to The Great Eastern Hotel. They

make amazing food items cooked in front of you. And if you are worried about the

quality of food on the streets and afraid of falling sick, then let us tell u that since a

large number of people come to meet their eating needs, on a regular basis here,

so the sellers take in that extra effort and care to make sure that no one gets sick

because otherwise there business and livelihood is also at stake. This is something

that they cannot let happen!

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Chat

Chinese

Ice Cream

has been a famous place since its inception in 1996 with its 250 mouth watering

egg recipes ranging from omelets to boiled eggs.

serves amazing street food including Punjabi, Italian and Chinese cuisine. Of course,

Pani puri, Pav bhaji, varieties of boiled corn and chaat are there too and should notbe missed

well known place for ganthiya (gram flour based fried snacks). There are also other

stalls selling chaat and savories

famous for Kulcha's

sells just 2-3 types of Indian sweets and has people from 5 am to 10 pm

and the shop is some 90 years old

non-vegetarian food

pav bhaji

pani-puri

Jalebi

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