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Indians have always had a love for paan. It’s not just a mouth freshener but something wrapped in emotion and nostalgia. Today, paan is served as a sweet and spicy treat at weddings and festive feast as well as street-side stalls. It holds a special place in India’s culinary culture. Most people are familiar with…
It starts with a hiss of butter on a hot tawa. A man in a white vest flips pav bhaji with the kind of rhythm Mumbai traffic dreams of. Around him, the air smells of chillies, ambition, and cardamom tea. People stand shoulder-to-shoulder, balancing paper plates as if it were a sport. Somewhere between the…
Videos of various types of Indian street eats available abroad often go viral for different reasons. Some places receive interest for their authentic dishes, while others grab eyeballs for fusion versions. In both cases, the prices of those Indian street foods often raise eyebrows, too. Recently, a food influencer in the USA shared her review…
Delhi offers a 24/7 buffet to foodies. Breakfast could be spicy chole bhature on a paper plate, lunch a heap of butter-laden kebabs, and dinner a quest for the fluffiest momos in a crowded market. Food is the city’s heartbeat, its aromas rising at dawn and lingering past midnight, pulling locals and travellers alike to…
Rakhi is a special occasion to celebrate the bond between siblings with joy, love, and delicious food. Planning a perfect Rakhi dinner can make the day even more memorable. Here are 7 delightful dinner ideas to impress your family and make the Rakhi celebration tastier. 1. TRADITIONAL INDIAN THALI Serve a colorful and wholesome thali…
While “Puchka,” “Pani Puri,” “Pani ke batashe,” and “gol gappe” all refer to essentially the same delicious snack—a hollow, crispy fried puri filled with a savory mixture and flavored water—the differences lie primarily in their regional names, fillings, and the flavor profile of the spiced water. 1. Regional Names: This is the most significant difference….
A father-son biker duo recently posted a reel about their experience drinking fresh sugarcane juice in Goa and it has won many hearts. In the video shared by @mrdarcyandtheolman, the younger man of the pair explains that they decided to stop at the side of the road during their biking trip because they spotted a…
Indian street food is a paradise for foodies. With people constantly experimenting with flavours, we often come across unique and quirky dishes. One such video recently went viral, and it has got everyone talking. It features a vendor in Amritsar serving kulcha with chole, but here is the twist – the ghee. And not just a drizzle,…
Chole bhature is an emotion. And when it comes to the best chole bhature, Delhi tops the list. Bhumi Pednekar agrees with us. On her latest pitstop in the National Capital, the actress embarked on “the ultimate chole bhature hunt”. In a video posted on Instagram, Bhumi and her team were seen walking on the…
Whether we call it golgappa, pani puri or phuchka, this crispy, spicy, and tangy chaat dish remains our favourite street food. All foodies enjoy standing by the roadside and savouring the crispy puris loaded with spicy water. Recently, a 14-year-old street stall vendor made waves on the Internet with his superfast speed while making golgappe….