Flavors of India

4. Dhoklas and Khandvi’s of Gujrat: Dhoklas and Khandvi’s are considered to be a vegetarian delight. These Gujarati snacks are quite light and can be cooked easily at home. But one should definitely go for Khaman Dhoklas and Khandvi’s that can be bought from a typical sweet shop in Gujrat. The other famous Gujrati dishes are Bajri no Rotlo (Thick millet flour flatbread usually grilled over coals), Biranj (Steamed rice flavored with saffron, sugar, and dried fruit), Batata nu Shaak (Potato Curry) etc.

5. Vara Pao and Chats of Mumbai: Vara pao is a typical Maharastrian roadside snack that can be enjoyed in the streets of Mumbai. Although you can find variety of chats in all over India, keep in mind that the vendors at Juhu sells the best chats in India as it is not forgotten to relish by anyone who visit the famous Juhu beach from India or abroad. The city of dreams, Mumbai is also famous for other foods like Batata Vada, Butter chicken, Bombay sandwich etc.