: Love Street Food? 10 Best Khau Gallis in India For a Foodies Day Out #IndiaNEWS #Food A meeting point of all cuisines, food streets or khau gallis in different cities provide a crash course in the

Love Street Food? 10 Best Khau Gallis in India For a Foodies Day Out #IndiaNEWS #Food
A meeting point of all cuisines, food streets or khau gallis in different cities provide a crash course in the locale’s traditional food and delicacies. While some of them have interesting histories, others just popped up with time.

Here’s a list of the top-notch gastronomic destinations around the country:

1. Thindi Beedi, Bengaluru

This stellar place located in VV Puram is a paradise for foodies. It comes alive and busy post sunset when the major shops are opened and pushcarts arrive at their respective spots. The crowd lasts till midnight enjoying their favourite items.

But only a few know that it was around 55 years ago that Thindi Beedi started to emerge as a food street.

VV Puram also known as Food Street, Thindi Beedi, and Chaat Street, VV Puram is Bangalores only food street that serves everything that’s non meat. pic. twitter. com/YoAlrRYpGj— Shafeeque Suhail (@ShafeequeSuhail) June 26, 2022

It began with two or three shops and now has more than 30 stalls excluding the pushcarts. Today, you can find anything here – from authentic podi dosa to quirky chocolate pani puri.

Get down at the National College metro station and take a 10-minute walk to the street, ideal for setting your appetite. Begin with a freshly baked sweet bun from VB Bakery, enjoy the Chinese delicacies or maybe a South Indian dosa with a cheesy twist from a live counter and end the party with a nitrogen ice cream or matka kulfi from a pushcart.

2. Carter Road Khau Galli, Mumbai

Packed with a plethora of food joints from shawarmas to dosas, desserts and more, it is one of the popular destinations for Mumbai foodies. The cool breeze from the sea and the aromas wafting from the shops are more than enticing to its visitors.

How about a spicy vada pav?

This sought-after destination is famous for an assortment of fries and shahi desserts too. While here, do try the Paratha and lassi from Lassi Te Parrontthe and whole meat shawarma from Carter’s Blue.

3. Piplod Night Bazaar, Surat

This late-night food street in Surat, Gujarat, is rife with a wide range of restaurants and is a common spot for bikers. Fill your tummies with delicious sizzlers, burgers, parathas, pancakes and many more from around 50 restaurants in the area.

Triple rice from The Tadka Corner.

While one side of Piplod is covered with expensive malls and multiplexes, the night bazaar welcomes you with wide food options for a lower budget.

If you’re an adventurous foodie, try the SMC Night Bazaar Food Court which serves ‘Godfather’ pizza or Mann-Harr serving special pav bhaji and Singh Saab Di Rasoi’s lassi, which are among the top picks.