Food

    Types of chaat  |  Source: bon appetit : Somali Roy Imagine a world where crispy, tangy, and spicy chaat suddenly becomes the next...

Chaats It will not be an overstatement to say that chaats are synonymous with Delhi. If you are a true Delhiite, you cannot live without...

“Kamla Nagar, Kamla Nagar! Miranda, Miranda! Hindu, Hindu!” Drivers of shared auto-rickshaws call out to commuters emerging from the Vishwavidyalaya Metro Station, in just mere...

CHAAT Chaat, a beloved street food of Delhi, embodies a rich tapestry of flavors and traditions that have evolved over centuries. Originating from the Hindi...

Himalayan Cuisine Imagine a new culinary trend sweeping through Delhi, bringing with it the robust, hearty flavors of the Himalayas. Enter Yeti cuisine in Delhi—a...

Monsoons and Pakoras: Exploring the significance of pakoras as a comfort food during the rainy season in India.       Source: Twitter, Advertisement on...

Potatoes and tomatoes are some of the vegetables which form the core of many Indian dishes; this is especially true for tomatoes as they don’t...

Food binds people together and it is said that the best conversations happen over a meal. While living in a culturally and diverse country like...

Royal cuisine of India is something that has a root for the country’s culture, identity and acceptance. Food has always been a language and it...

A Confluence of Cultures For ages, Bengali cuisine has been synonymous with Maach, Maangsho aar Mishti Doi (Fish, Meat and Sweet curd). Bengal has much...