Indore: Must try delicious chaat and street food delicacies in Indore

Indore is a beautiful city known for a variety of reasons. The street food of Indore is very popular across the country. The recipe for a variety of dishes in Indore is derived from Rajasthan, Gujarat, and Maharashtra. Listed below are a few delicious street food dishes one must try when in Indore:

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Must-try Chaat dishes in Indore

1) The legendary Dahi Vada or Dahi Bada

This dish is a popular one that is available in almost every nook and corner of the Indore streets. This Indore delicacy is made of Dahi i.e plain yogurt along with vada and a mix of masalas. This dish is popularly found in the street of Sarafa Bazaar. The Joshi Dahi Bada House found in the Sarafa street is extremely famous and a must-try. The Dahi vada out here is prepared in a very different way and is full of flavor. One must definitely not miss out on this place when in Indore.

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2) Poha Jalebi

This is another dish that will simply leave you craving for more. A perfect blend of sweet, spicy, salty and tangy. This is a very popular breakfast dish that is savored by the people of Indore on a daily basis. This dish is prepared with a variety of ingredients and namkeen or chatpata sev is sprinkled on top. The sweet and twisted Jalebi along with the spicy and salty poha is the perfect way to start your day when in Indore. This Poha Jalebi is famously found at the Young Tarang shop near, Chappan Dukan. 

3) Khatta Samosa

Samosa is a popular dish found in India but the twist comes in Indore as the samosa is prepared with a different kick. Just as the name suggests, the samosa in Indore is prepared with the right amount of tanginess. One must not worry about it being too tangy as the dish is served with the signature sweet and tangy chutney that adds on to the flavor of the dish. One of the most delicious khatta samosas can be found at the Swadisht Samosa Corner in Sarafa Bazaar.

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