Street Food
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Located in the posh backyard of Delhi’s Panchsheel Enclave, Shahpur Jat is the design house hub of the Capital. The place is flooded with a number of clothes, shoes and accessory outlets. And what better place than this to start
Bread has played, and continues to play, a crucial role in most of the snacks hawked at the streets of Delhi. Whether it’s in the form of a bun in an aloo tikki burger and with pao bhaji or as
Delhi is a city of many seasons, and drastic ones, may we add. If it’s hot, it’s almost 50 degrees and if it’s cold, it just about touches zero in the later months of the year! So what is the
I wonder why ‘Desi Chinese’ isn’t already a cuisine? Unless the actual Chinese want to take credit for soy-blackened noodles and manchurian, let’s just call it a fancier portion of Indian Street Food. If you’re sporting a blank and clueless
It is a well-established fact that of the many things it is famous for, Delhi’s street food is easily the crown jewel of the city’s food scape. With outlets – new and old – staying on top of their game
Paan is a hot favourite in various parts of India. A delicacy that is deep-rooted in royal histories, the paan now has many variations, which makes it a beloved palate refresher for a larger number of people. Though the capital
Pakoras are instantaneously allied with chilly Delhi evening or romantic rains or simply a cup of piping hot tea. After all, there is a reason, Ranveer Singh swore by the icon Dilli-style bread pakora in Band Baaja Baraat! Keeping up with the love
Mouth-watering sweets, wafting aroma of kebabs and the happy crowd binging away in the narrow lanes of Mohammed Ali Road in Mumbai. Ramadan 2018 is here and we’ve got our Iftaari game strong; here’s all you need to know what
Could it BE any hotter? Actually, yes it could. With each passing day, the Capital is inching towards hotter and hotter days. But will that stop us from our ‘beat the heat’ rituals? No. We shall still guzzle the bunta,
Apart from being famously infamous in a lot of departments, you have to hand it to the Capital for serving up a list of delicious food items. Right from the stuffed parathas to the sinfully creamy kulfis, no one can
Carbs. We all hate to love them but simply cannot live without them! Especially when they are served in the form of aromatic, fresh, and fluffy breads. So, why not make the best of this food group by replacing the
Chennai Goes ‘Full Local’ At Anna Nagar
Chennai is known for its plethora of street foods that have their roots in many cuisines from all over the country and from around the world. Food lovers in Chennai know exactly where to go for that perfect kulfi or
Delhi is famous for a lot of things, food – especially the mithai – being one of the most loved. From the ghewars and sandesh to the rasugllas and gulab jamuns, the Capital has it all. Delhi also prides itself with
Apart from Rajnikanth and Carnatic music, Southern India has given us way more things to gush about – their food topping this list. Don’t you just love the crunch of a piping hot paper dosa and the aroma of sambar
Thus April is born and if you are in Chennai, You should be feeling the mercury rise every single day. It’s apparent that the sun has resumed its duty of scorching the earth. To get through the next few months
With the onslaught of the summer waves, the mercury is on a steady rise in the Capital. And it’s not just the 100 degrees that scare us, it’s the fact that there are over 2 more months of peak summer
With its zesty and spiced-up center and crunchy flaky outside, there is no doubt that the kachori is one of the yummiest savories in the sweet shop. The Rajasthani snack comes with a variety of fillings – matar, pyaaz and
A batter fried potato bomb sandwiched between fluffy pan-toasted pavs sums up the brilliance that is a vada pav. The snack hails from the streets of Maharashtra and has made its way to restaurants and kiosks all over India. Here
There are no two ways about the fact that the Capital’s street food – and, in general, food – is a party for every palate. From the zesty street food hubs of Chandni Chowk and Rajouri Garden to the fine
Delhi’s street food is inclusive of a lot of regional favorites and likewise has a lot of regional versions as well. But how do you get a taste of the authentic aloo tikki, paratha, chaat, and bhalla? Simple, you refer
