chaat Guides

Papri Chaat! The Crispy, Tasty and Tangy North India...

In this season I can?t think of anything else than food, something little spicy and tangy. I?m a foodie by nature and when it rains outside I feel like having something that just compliments my mood and taste. In rainy season most of us like to have chaats, that?s the best thing to satisfy the taste buds. That is very common in all Indians I guess. The moment it rains either we rush out to have something or ask the ladies of the house to prepare something for us.? ? If you are looking for something to prepare on your own which doesn?t require much expertise and time and which still satisf...

Aaloo Tikki Chhole- The famous North Indian Street Food

The Aaloo Tikki (potato cutlets) and Chhole (spiced chickpeas) is the famous North Indian Snack. This is my favorite street food. In north India you?ll find many street vendors selling Tikki Chhole in the residential areas on a cycle or ?thela?. In monsoon the number of vendors increases, you?ll find them outside schools & colleges, in markets, near vegetable market (sabji mandi), near bus stands & railway stations, I mean every where packed with people waiting for their plate of Tikki chhole. The plate is topped with Dahi (curd), onion, tomato, sev, coriander, tamarind chutney, coriander c...

5 Popular Places in Delhi for Chaat

Delhi is a place where you can taste the India?s best street food. Do you know India?s best street food? Well, it?s Chaat. The name is same in all the cities but the ingredients are different. A chaat is generally a kind of spicy and tangy snack famous across the country.? (Learn more in the article: North Indian Street Food-Chaat ). The Old Delhi is the place where you?ll find the best chaats in the city. Chandni Chow in Old Delhi is famous for its congested roads and street food. Here's a list of 5 hygenic and delicious Chaat Places to try in Delhi:

North Indian Street Food-Chaat

Chaat which literally means 'to lick or taste' in Hindi is the quintessential North Indian street food. Chaat is a generic name for a tangy and spicy mix, whose ingredients can be quite varied. Most chaats are based on fried dough, with various other ingredients and sauces. Chaat can be tangy, spicy, sweet, salty, crunchy and soft all at the same time. It's truly an 'Explosion of Flavors' in your mouth and can tingle your taste buds leaving you wanting more!