Top Spots For Bhutte Ka Kees In Indore's Sarafa Bazaar
Have you really experienced Indori food if you haven't had a taste of bhutte ka kees? The popular street food delicacy from Indore is made primarily from grated corn (bhutta), which is cooked with milk and spices to create a creamy, flavorful mixture. The name "kees" refers to the process of grating, which is how the corn kernels are prepared before cooking. It's spicy, flavourful and absolutely un-missable. Here are the best spots in Sarafa Bazaar where you can try this delicacy.
Vijay Chaat House
If there is one place in Indore that will leave your taste buds tantalised, it’s Vijay Chaat House. Located in Sarafa Bazaar, this shop has a variety of street foods on the menu. Pani puri, khasta kachori, poha, jalebi, aloo chaat, gulab jamun, halwa, katori chaat, dahi bhalle, bonda, lassi, rasmalai, and shrikhand. If you are a desi at heart, this shop is the ultimate stop for a while to taste everything on their menu.
Mosa Jalebi Bhandar
Mosa Jalebi Bhandar is slightly upscale but a budget-friendly chaat corner in Indore. Its menu features poha, jalebi, complete Indian thali, paneer curry, samosa chaat, and whatnot. The family restaurant has a decent sitting space and even delivers cakes to customers. If the hungry rats are creating havoc in your stomach, order their thali for a satiating meal.
Araana - Sheraton Grand Palace
The cosy space, delicious food, and a beautiful view from windows with glass stretching from ceiling to floor make it a fine dining space. They have a two-page menu featuring dishes based on the cookware used to make them. For example, under Kadhai Se section, you can find tandoori soya chaap masala, bhune baingan ka bharta, qasar-e-pukhtan, etc. Under the Tawa Se section, one can order subj Awadhi galouti and makhmali dudhiya kebab. You can order a full-course meal and satisfy your hunger.
Sarafa Night Market
Sarafa Bazaar transforms into a vibrant night food market after the jewellery shops close in the evening. This bustling market is a paradise for food lovers, offering a unique culinary experience with an array of mouthwatering street foods. The market is famous for its traditional Indian snacks, sweets, and chaat, making it a must-visit destination for locals and tourists alike. As the sun sets, the narrow lanes of Sarafa Bazaar come alive with the aroma of freshly prepared dishes. Vendors set up stalls offering delicacies like poha, bhutte ka kees, and jalebi. One of the highlights of the market is the iconic garadu, a deep-fried yam dish seasoned with spices.
