10 Indian food streets every flavour seeker must explore
For real food lovers, a stroll along the well-known Indian food streets are the most genuine experience of India’s heritage. From piping hot kebabs served in the alleys of ancient times to tangy chaats served along sunny coastal promenades, each and every nook of this place has an amazing story to tell. Walking around these celebrated lanes will give you access to several secret recipes from families who have been preparing these dishes for ages, along with the unique flavours of spices used in these dishes.
Dackers Lane in Kolkata; enjoy egg-chicken Kathi rolls, spicy ghugni, and piping hot chicken stew served with buttered toast Mumbai's Mohammed Ali Roadis most famous for juicy seekh kebabs, rich Nalli Nihari, and melt-in-your-mouth malpuas topped with rabri Foodies flock to Indore's Sarafa Bazaar for crispy Bhutte Ka Kees, massive Jalebas, and spicy Garadu yam friesLucknow's Chowk is famous for velvety Galouti kebabs served on soft Mughlai parathas and sweet, creamy Kulhad lassiBengaluru's VV Puram street; enjoy butter masala dosas, Akki Rotti, and fragrant Ghee Pudi idlis served on banana leavesVaranasi's Kachori Gali; enjoy deep-fried lentil-stuffed kachoris served with spicy chickpea curry and washed down with thick, creamy lassi Manek Chowk, Ahmedabad; try multi-layered Pineapple Ice Cream Sandwich and extra-cheesy Gwalior Dosa cooked in pure butterClock Tower Market, Jodhpur; try Pyaaz Kachoris, crisp Mirchi Vadas, and cool down with legendary saffron-infused Makhaniya LassiLawrence Road, Amritsar; feast on golden Amritsari Kulchas baked in clay tandoors and washed down with giant glasses of sweet lassiParanthe Wali Gali, Delhi; enjoy deep-fried stuffed parathas filled with paneer, potatoes, or rabri