When it comes to delicious street foods, Indian Street Food will never fail to impress your taste buds. There are countless options for street food available at cheap rates.
The fast foods are ready to eat food and are sold by vendors at public streets. Street foods are inexpensive so that people from economic classes eat from these vendor and hawkers. But now people of any gender, caste, creed and economic status are passionate about street food. From Vada Pav to Aloo Chaat, from Aloo Chaat to Sevpuri, from Sevpuri to Panipuri the list is endless.
But, what if we tell you that there are many unknown Indian street foods which you’ve probably never even heard of?
Check out some of these –
1. Poha Jalebi
It is one of the most famous delicacies of Indore as well as of Bhopal but it is quite unknown to many people. This street food can be found in every nook and corner of the city. People of Indore have an obsession over this fast food as it is eaten in breakfast. It is popular among the youngsters as it is quite pocket-friendly.
2. Dabeli
Dabeli is a street dish sold on the streets of Gujarati towns. It is a popular snack originating from Kachchh region, Gujarat. This street food is like Vada Pav which is stuffed with spicy potato mixture with a garnishing of tamarind chutney and pomegranate.
3. Mutton Ghugni
It is a Bengali brunch dish which is served with kachoris along the roadside. Ghugni is a spiced gram based curry with masala and onions. It is essentially a vegetarian dish but mutton chunks are added into it which is, the specialty of this particular street food.
4. Banarasi Tamatar ki Chaat
It is a delicious street food from the holy city of Banaras. This chaat is very much popular on the street of Banaras as it has unique flavours of mashed pulpy tomatoes, boiled potatoes, and boiled peas topped with onions.
5. Palak Patta Chaat
Palak Patta Chaat is a very famous chaat from North India. It is one of the best snacks to be served at tea time. The recipe includes fresh spinach dipped in besan batter, fried deep and then topped with curd, masala, and delicious chutney.
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