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A non-IT professional in IT industry but Test match cricket and food is what most of my waking hours are spent on (and sleeping hours if you factor in dreams and nightmares), making Nevile Cardus and Jeffrey Steingarten more fun for me than the latest bestseller. Here I will try to share experiences from my journeys, many of which are planned around food. It isn't an experts critique of a restaurant or a cuisine, just the diary of a curious observer. Siddhartha (Singh)Copyright
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Second Day of Gluttony in Amritsar
After the fabulous poori-chhole breakfast the previous morning, and encore was in order. So this time we headed to Kanha, also on Lawrence Road. Unlike Kanhaiya, Kanha has an enclosure for a sit-down meal. While there are some small differences in taste e.g. the launji at Kanha is more tangy and less sweet and the [...]
Posted in India, Punjabi, Streetfood
Also tagged aam papad, Amritsar, chhole, kesar da dhaba, poori, Punjabi
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Stuffed bellies, tired legs and the Chaos of Chandni Chowk
I have written about many of the places we planned to cover during the Chandni Chowk Veggie walk in my previous post, so here I will let the photographs narrate our experience. All the places we covered during the walk and some more recommended places are marked on Google Map at the end of the [...]
Posted in Delhi, India, Streetfood
Also tagged Chandni Chowk, jalebi, Paratha, parathewali gali
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Walking along Chandni Chowk – No Meat Allowed
We will begin the walk with longstanding Chandni Chowk institution, Natraj Cafe, famous for its Dahi Bhalle and Aloo Tikki. While carnivores have spent a lot of time and passion over the years debating ‘Karim or Jawahar’, ‘Haji Noora or Kallu Nihari’, we have more important task of putting two veggie disputes to rest: Daribe [...]