7 MOUTH WATERING FOOD SERVED AT RAILWAY STATIONS IN INDIA

What’s the first thing you think of when we say ‘Railway Station Food’? Puri & aloo bhaji, pakodas and chai served in kuhars, Indian railway stations are known for the delicious snacks they serve. Here are recommend 7 snacks served at stations you wouldn't mind travelling for.

1...Poha - Jalebi, Indore

Locals in Indore are proud of their poha. There are varied versions of Poha served here, either with onions, sev or other forms of namkeen. Dig into one the next time you halt at the Indore railway station. “Indore and poha go together. It’s the best dish served in the city".

2...Vada Pav, Pune

Deep fried vada served with a generous dose of red garlic chutney in a warm bun and a fiery green chilli to go with it. Vada Pav at Pune’s railway station is to die for! “The tea served with snacks in Pune is refreshing.

3...Chicken Cutlets, Howrah

Ah! The chicken cutlets served at the Howrah railway station! Howrah railway station has a legendary status of serving the yummiest food. Sadly, these outlets are fast disappearing. Thankfully, the chicken cutlets aren’t extinct, yet.

4...Bread Pakoda, Delhi

The ubiquitous Delhi snack is in its best form at the Delhi railway station. Deep-fried to food coma glory, you wouldn’t regret travelling all the way to Delhi, just for this. “Delhi is synonymous with food. Nothing beats street food in Delhi.

5...Kachori & Rabri, Varanasi

There are quiet a few outlets within the station and nearby that serve hot kachoris and cold rabri. “If you visit Varanasi in winters, do not forget to have the doodh-mailaya that is made using milk froth,” says HolidayIQ Traveller Rushi Bakshi from Delhi.

6...Pazam Pori, Kochi

Pazham pori aka Ethakka appam or banana fritters is a traditional evening snack item in Kerala. Its available through out Kerala and all most all Keralites prepares it the same way. Its simply ripe banana’s coated with flour and deep fried in oil.At Kochi railway station you can find it very easily.

7...Lassi, Amritsar

The moment you step on Amritsari soil, you have to baptised by a tall glass of Amritsari lassi. Served by many locals within the station, it’s a must-try.

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