Food Blogs By Lashit

What makes Pune’s street foods special are the small eateries that got established years ago and has gain fame over the years, transforming from stalls to little shops. Pune has a mixed street food culture. The origins can be traced from traditional Maharashtrian, Gujarati and even North Karnataka cuisine. So, here are the top 10 food places in Pune. 1. Vada-Pav At JJ Garden One of the oldest and most famous vada-pav stalls in town, this one is a must-try if you haven’t had it yet. Slightly expensive than your usual ones, but the size justifies the price. Don’t forget to ask for some churra on the side. Where: 948, And 949, Bootee Street, Camp When: 9 am to 10 pm 2. Misal Pav At Bedekar In the bylanes of Narayan Peth, there is an iconic spot that serves a mouth-watering misal. If you don’t like your misal too spicy, here you have an option to choose milder gravy. Mashed potatoes with pohe chivda, topped off with onions and coriander; this one is a crowd favourite. Where: 418 Munjabac...

Chennai, like any major city, has so much diversity that influences from across cultures can be seen assimilated in to everything going on around and this is especially evident in the food. With no shortage of great restaurants, cafes, street carts etc to eat at, the choices over the years has grown so vast that sometimes it can be difficult to agree on where to go and what to eat. So, her are the top 10 food places in Chennai. 1. Murugan Idli Shop If you’re in Chennai, you have to try the fluffiest idlis in town at Murugan Idli Shop. This is one of the oldest food joints, popular among locals and tourists alike for about two decades. When you visit the place, do try their signature drink, Jigarthanda, which is a mixture of milk, ice-cream and sabudana. Served with four chutneys, this delicacy is sure to give an excellent start to your day. Murugan Idli Shop is particularly famous for its breakfast menu, which attracts a lot of professionals during the early hours. This will undoubtedl...