Indian Street Food
Tiny Vada Pao- 35 mins
- Vada Pav
- 20 mins
- Masaledaar Aloo Tikki
- 15 mins
- Easy Homemade Bhel Puri
- 10 mins
- Sonth Ki Chutney
- 10 mins
- Paani Poori
- 30 mins
- Aloo Chutney Wala
- 40 mins
- Aloo Tikki
- 40 mins
- Bhutte Ka Kees
- 30 mins
- This Indian Street Food Restaurant Opened Its First Drive-Thru Outlet In UK
The famous Indian street food eatery originally started operations in Delhi back in the 1920s and later opened outlets in the UK.
- Can Indian Street Food Be Healthy Too?
The good thing about Indian street food is the variety you can choose from, and a wide selection that is actually healthy.
- 7 Yummy Desi Street Foods That Can Help Manage Weight
Indian street food has some varieties that can help manage your weight! Check out the recipes below.
- Missing Local Street Food? Now You Can Order Your Favourite Chaats Online
Indian street food can be ordered online now. The Union Housing and Urban Affairs Ministry has launched this initiative in five cities - Delhi, Ahmedabad, Chennai, Indore and Varanasi.
- Are Mayo And Cheese Spoiling Indian Street Food? Twitter Weighs In
There is an increasing trend of adding mayonnaise and cheese to Indian street food recipes. Twitter users expressed their views on it.
- 6 Most Unhealthy Indian Street Foods You Must Avoid
There are certain Indian street foods which could prove to be a tad risky affair for your overall health.Here are 5 Indian street foods you should be weary of this monsoon season.
- 5 Street Foods In India That Are Healthy Too
Indian street foods are known to be quite unhealthy but some of them aren't. Here are some dishes that are surprisingly healthy.
- Do Indian Food Bloggers Overuse Cheese? Twitter Users Share Memes
Indian food bloggers often capture street food vendors drizzling their dishes with oodles of cheese. This gave birth to many memes on Twitter.
- Best Street Foods Of India That Will Get You Drooling
Indian street foods are known worldwide for their taste, diversity and easy accessibility in various cities like Mumbai, Delhi, Kolkata and Bangalore to name a few. Few street dishes like kathi rolls, daulat ki chaat, ...
- Indian Street Food is Safer Than Restaurant Food
Do you shrink away from street foods, thinking they are unhealthy and unhygienic? Well, think again, because a well-known Australian culinary historian claims that she found Indian street foods safer than restaurants catering to tourists.Charmaine ...
