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The Best Breakfasts Across India – Kolkata’s Kochuri Alur Dum to Bengaluru’s Bene Dosa

There’s no better way of getting a taste of a city than by trying the places local eat at and the local breakfasts. These are some of the breakfasts you simply shouldn’t miss while travelling across India.

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The Best Breakfasts Across India – Mumbai’s Irani Brun Maska To Jaipur’s Pyaz Kachori

There’s no better way of getting a taste of a city than by trying the places local eat at and the local breakfasts they're eating. These are some of the breakfasts you simply shouldn’t miss while travelling across India.

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There’s no better way of getting a taste of a city than by trying the places local eat at and the local breakfasts they&#8217;re eating. These are some of the breakfasts you simply shouldn’t miss [&hellip;]

There’s no better way of getting a taste of a city than by trying the places local eat at and the local breakfasts they&#039;re eating. These are some of the breakfasts you simply shouldn’t miss while travelling across India.

Far More To Parsi Food Than Dhansak & Patrani Macchi. Try Some Dal Gosht Instead

The dish that you see in the picture below is the dal gosht that we called in for dinner recently from Ashmick’s Snack Shack in Mumbai suburb, Bandra.

Far More To Parsi Food Than Dhansak &#038; Patrani Macchi. Try Some Dal Gosht Instead - ScoopWhoop

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The dish that you see in the picture below is the dal gosht that we called in for dinner recently from Ashmick’s Snack Shack in Mumbai suburb, Bandra. It’s a fairly small joint located opposite [&hellip;]

Far More To Parsi Food Than Dhansak &amp; Patrani Macchi. Try Some Dal Gosht Instead

Far More To Parsi Food Than Dhansak &#038; Patrani Macchi. Try Some Dal Gosht Instead

In Mumbai For Diwali? Head To Panshikar’s For Some Interesting Maharashtrian Sweets

If you’re in Mumbai this Diwali, then here’s an idea for you. Why don’t you celebrate Diwali with some lovely Maharashtrian sweets and snacks this time? And no, I am not talking of the modak. There’s a lot more to Maharashtrian sweets than that after all.

In Mumbai For Diwali? Head To Panshikar’s For Some Interesting Maharashtrian Sweets - ScoopWhoop

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If you’re in Mumbai this Diwali, then here’s an idea for you. Why don’t you celebrate Diwali with some lovely Maharashtrian sweets and snacks this time? And no, I am not talking of the modak. [&hellip;]

Looking For An Authentic Taste Of Maharashtra In Mumbai? Head To Aaswad

Shrikrishna Sarjoshi opened Aaswad restaurant in Dadar in 1986. Aaswad is a vegetarian restaurant that serves Maharashtrian food along with grilled sandwiches, chaats and south Indian tiffin dishes that Mumbai loves.

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Shrikrishna Sarjoshi opened Aaswad restaurant in Dadar in 1986. Aaswad is a vegetarian restaurant that serves Maharashtrian food along with grilled sandwiches, chaats and south Indian tiffin dishes that Mumbai loves. When the Sarjoshis had [&hellip;]

Sai Balaji Maybe The Best Place For The Comfort Food Mumbai Can’t Get Enough Of - ScoopWhoop

A common sight on the streets of Mumbai is that of men cycling with a couple of aluminum cans strapped to their cycles. You see them at all times of the day. Early in the [&hellip;]

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The Punjabi Sweetshop Celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi With 52 Types Of Modaks, In Bandra

It’s Ganesh Chaturthi and sweet shops are in overdrive in Mumbai. It’s the season for modaks, since modaks are considered the favourite dessert of the elephant god, Ganesh or Ganpati. Traditional Maharashtrian-run sweet shops such [&hellip;]

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The Punjabi Sweetshop Celebrating Ganesh Chaturthi With 52 Types Of Modak, In Bandra

Time For The Thepla & Khakra To Move Over & Make Way For The Dhebra!

It’s not just theplas and khakras which are synonymous with Gujaratis, as I found out a few weeks back. I came across the Dhebra at Soam, an 11-year-old Gujarati vegetarian restaurant in South Mumbai. The dhebra is a Gujarati version of a puri. Calling it a simple puri does it a disservice though, as the dhebra is quite the intricate dish.

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It’s not just theplas and khakras which are synonymous with Gujaratis, as I found out a few weeks back. I came across the Dhebra at Soam, an 11-year-old Gujarati vegetarian restaurant in South Mumbai. The [&hellip;]

Time For The Thepla &amp; Khakra To Move Over &amp; Make Way For The Dhebra!

Time For The Thepla &#038; Khakra To Move Over &#038; Make Way For The Dhebra!

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