Best street food in Nashik you can’t miss and where to eat them.
Jhatka Pani Puri (Shaukin Bhel, Opposite Nehru Garden, Shalimar, Nashik):
This is a fiery version of the beloved Indian street food, Pani Puri. It comes with varying levels of spiciness. Caution: Handle with care and avoid drinking water immediately after consuming; try something sweet instead.
2. Chana Jor Garam (Available on almost all famous streets and marketplaces)
Chana Jor Garam needs no introduction. This spicy and tangy street food is made from crushed gram lentils, spices, raw onions, and a dash of lemon. It pairs perfectly with a chilled bottle of beer.
3. Momos (Near BYK College, Opposite Reid & Tailors)
Nothing beats these hot dumplings filled with chicken or vegetable stuffing during Nashik's chilly weather.
4. Rolls (Nashik Wrap, Don Bosco Circle, College Road, Nashik)
Who doesn't enjoy a good roll?
5. Pav Vada (Little stalls spread all across the city)
This might be the only snack you won't find outside Nashik. They take a whole bun, dip it in batter, deep-fry it, and serve it with chilies.
6. Pineapple Juice (Samarth Juice, Ravivar Karanja, Nashik)
A local delight, a blend of pineapple juice topped with pineapple ice cream. It doesn't get any better than this.
7. Bread Omelette (Mitravihar Canteen, Meher Chowk, Near Ashok Stambh, Nashik)
Nashik's take on the classic bread omelette, generously buttered and sprinkled with a secret masala.
8. Chola fali / Chawla Fali(Major market places and hand karts)
These deep-fried chips made with flour and spices are usually enjoyed as a tea-time snack.
9. Bhurji & Kheema (Tibetan Market, Canada Corner, Nashik)
If you're not too particular about hygiene, try these affordable delights at the Tibetan bazaar. Value for money!
10. Misal Pav (Well, everywhere in Nashik)
It would be a crime not to mention misal pav, the most popular breakfast dish in Nashik.