By Risha Ganguly
September 6, 2023
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Global leaders and guest from across the world are reaching Delhi for the G20 Summit. So, here is a list of 20 street foods to try out in Delhi to get the true taste of Bharat.
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An iconic Delhi combination, chhole bhature is a must try in the capital
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Hollow, crispy puris filled with tangy tamarind water, potatoes, and chickpeas - golgappe are the best.
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If you want to have an indulgent breakfast, try bread pakora.
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Spicy potato patties served with chutneys and curd - crispy aloo tikkis are the best.
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Thin rolls, filled with chaap, paneer or chicken - kathi rolls are a filling option.
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The jalebi-rabri at Old Famous Jalebiwala is a must try.
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A delicious evening snack, samosa with a spicy aloo filling is delicious.
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Try crispy, deep-fried kachorus filled with spiced lentils or peas.
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Filled with aloo, paneer, gobhi or even chicken, stuffed parathas are trulywholesome.
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Delhi is famous for its chats and you should try all varieties including aloo chaat.
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Chuski or ice gola is perfect for hot Delhi afternoons. Try cola or kala khatta flavours.
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Stuffed with grated paneer, moong cheela is a filling street dish.
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These dal fritters are served with spicy dhaniya chutney and radish.
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Made with cooling curd you cannot possibly find a better drink in Delhi.
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A nice, cooling snack, dahi bhalla is a signature Delhi street food.
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Sold as cheap as Rs 60, a plate of biryani is Delhi's most indulgent street food.
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A variety of pakoras made with besan and veggies like onion, potatoes and chillies are crunchy delights.
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A combination of chole kulche with onion and pickle is all that you need for breakfast.
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Delhi style kulfi-falooda is a dessert that you must try without fail.
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Go to Masjid gali and try out a variety of kebab delicacies from different shops.
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When momo meets tandoor, you get a dish that is the perfect fusion of both flavours.
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