Top 10 Best Street Foods To Try In Indore
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India has a lot of varieties when it comes to street food. We have different kind of cuisine for different regions in the country. There are so many dishes that despite being a foodie, you most likely have not tried more than half of the varieties. And the most important thing about tasting different kinds of food is the fact that all of them are so unique yet equally delicious. but it is also said that if you want to try the true cuisine of a place, then you have to resort to tasting the fast food of that place. The food sold by street vendors is indeed a true indicator of what the food culture of a place is like. Let us look at the street food of Indore.

Poha-Jalebi

The most famous street food of Indore is definitely poha. The Indori poha is popular all over the country. It is best paired with the ultimate dessert jalebi and the combination of both make it a lip-smacking dish. Usually, you can find a who have vendor at every single corner of every street in Indore. It is sold from early morning till late in the afternoon and you can have this dish as breakfast as well as lunch. The delicious dish is topped with some crispy sev and tangy lemon.

Khopra Patties

Indore is the city of Madhya Pradesh that is known for having unique street food. The entire street food culture in the city is so amazing that they have several dishes that are only found on the streets of Indore. One such dish is the khopra patties. This dish is made by potatoes and a unique coconut filling. It is served with some chatpati chutney. Vijay Chaat House serves these unique patties. 

Dahi Bada

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Who says Delhi is the only place that experiments with food? Indoor is actually the flagbearer in terms of creating new combinations and putting a twist on classic dishes. There are many unique combinations that are used for sandwich fillings, most of which you will find really amusing when you hear about them. From tandoori sandwiches to pineapple fruit sandwiches, the door has a variety of dishes that you can only find on the streets. But if you are not a very experimental leader, then the place also has classic options like grilled cheese or aloo-sev sandwich. 

Parathe

Parathe wali gali in North Delhi might be the most famous but our place that you've heard about, but if you ask any local of Indore then they have a lot of praises for Sarafa ke parathe. Aside from being one of the most popular dishes in India, parathas are filling, open to experiment and clearly – a darling of all street food lovers. So, if you ever visit Indore, do go and try the very popular sarafa ke parathe. 

These tempting options are enough to convince any real foodie to go to Indore by the next train and try all of these. The street food in the city is too good to be true and it would be a huge miss to not try them.