In this large nation full of colour and life, food plays a massive role. It changes from state to state or even district to district; you can expect a wide range of amazing dishes. Of course, a quick bite is always welcoming, and here is a look at some of the most amazing street snacks that you can expect when travelling in this country. So today we have enlisted some top street foods in India you should try at least once in your life.

Vada Pav:-

Mumbai’s most beloved street food, Vada Pav is an essential for every occasion. You will find tiny shops to large restaurants serving this brilliant snack, and you definitely have to try this delicacy. Vada Pav can be termed as a vegetarian burger, but with a hint of Maharashtrian masala. You have to eat Vada Pav with a pickled green chilli to experience it in its fullest.

Phuchka:-

You will find hollow puris all across the country, filled with tamarind water and potato , and its name keeps changing across states. In West Bengal, it is called phuchka, and is filled with potato, chillies, masala, and tamarind water. At times, you will also find these being filled with curd. It is a blend of sweet, sour, and hot. It one of the most famous top street foods in India.

Momos:-

All across Delhi, you will find momo stalls, but you need to visit the hills of West Bengal or the hills of Sikkim to try these delicious little steamed comforts. Momos are basically dumplings that can be filled with vegetables or meat, and they are usually served with a side of soup. You will find them dotted all across the countryside of Darjeeling.

Chole Bhature:-

Eaten all across India with fervent hunger, Chole Bhature is a dish that you cannot miss. It is greasy and rich, and you might be intimidated by its sheer size; but ultimately, it is a hug from the universe. You will find numerous stalls all across Punjab and Delhi. Chole is chickpea, and bhature is fried, fluffy bread.

Galouti Kebab:-

Legend has it that this kebab was originally prepared for a toothless king, so no wonder this delicious kebab just melts in your mouth. Kebabs are of course quite popular all across India, especially in the northern parts, and Lucknow has to be the epicentre of it. Here in Lucknow in the state of Uttar Pradesh, be prepared to bump into eateries selling kebabs and roti/naan everywhere you go. Most importantly, do eat the famous Galouti.

Pyaaz Kachori:-

You will find variants of Kachori all across the country, but if you want Pyaaj Kachori, you have to head to Rajasthan. The snack is a fried one that is filled with onions and other spices, and served with chutney. You can enjoy it with evening tea, or anytime you feel hungry.