Indian Street Food Delite

Spicy Street Food In Kolkata

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Hot Kati Roll In Kolkata

Lord Sinha Road Outside Ac Market
This is famous place where you can try out the Chana Jor Garam. A favorite place where every Kolkatan’s taste the famous street delight like the puchkas and the papri chaat.

Camac Street Outside Vardan Market
This is the place where you find queues outside the chaat stalls. Also try put the papri chaat and batata puri at the bhel vendor.

Russell Street
If you want cities best Puchkas and chat, Russell street is the one. It comprises popular restaurants of Kolkata. A stone throw away from Park Street, Russel Street lures with an array of palate teasing tucks. Don;t forget to try the famous Ghugni chaat over here spiced with shredded ginger and green chillu with a dash of lime.

Please note : Puchakas are also known as Golgappas in Delhi and Pani Puri in Maharashtra.

World Famous Hydrabadi Biryani

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After gathering information on how Dum Biryani should taste like from Bismillah Biryani, I decide to whip my my own version of Dum Biryani Hyderbadi style to celebrate Deepavali. Before my visit to Bismillah, I had google on the web and manage to find the cooking procedure for Dum Biryani at Vahrahvah.com.

Based on Vahrahvah instruction, the basmati rice need to precook to certain degree so that when you cook the meat together with the rice both will be evenly cooked. As Vaharahvah didn't specify how much you need to precook the basmatic rice, as a result my hyderabadi biryani didn't came out exactly as I wanted as the rice is not cooked well enough. In order to resolve this issue, I steam the rice over steamer for another 10mins and it came out pretty well.

Compulsory Street Food In Delhi

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You can savour a range of these Delhi flavours as you take a rickshaw ride in Old Delhi and in and around Chandni Chowk. There are a number of other favourite haunts in the city to take you on a gourmet tour. Some of the most popular and most liked street food items are given below.

Chaat

Chaat is the buzzword among Delhi food lovers. While in Old Delhi, you cannot afford to leave the city without sampling the chaats. It is the most famous street food in Delhi. Places where you can savour the famous Dilli chaat include tikki at Natraj (Chandni Chowk), Shree Balaji Chaat Bhandar (Chandni Chowk), tikki wala (Pitampura), Bengali Sweets (Bengali Market), Lala Babu Chaat Bhandar (Chandni Chowk), Prince's Paan & Chaat Corner (Greater Kailash) etc.

Chole Bhature

If you are in Chandni Chowk, you can head straight to Raj Chole Bhature and Lassiwala. Other nice options to have lip-smacking chole bhatures include Bengali Sweets (Bangali Market), Sitaram Dewan Chand's Chhole Bhature (Paharganj), Roshan di Kulfi (Karol Bagh), Chaudhry Chole Bhature (Krishna Nagar), Chacha di Hatti (Kamla Nagar), Chole Bhature Corner (Greater Kailash), Ramu Special Chole Bhature (Connaught Place) etc.

Kebabs (Chicken Tikka, Mutton Tikka, Seekh etc.)
For lovers of chicken tikka roll and kebabs, Khan Chacha's Kebab Corner (Khan Market), Karim's (Jama Masjid), Peshori Kebab (Rajouri Garden), Afghan (Lajpat Nagar) and Bhatti Kebab (Defence Colony) are the best places.

Street food in Delhi is a craze both among locals as well as foreign nationals. Indians love these street food and are simply addicted to it. Start on your gourmet tour now to taste the street flavours of the capital city of Delhi.