The Best Outlets for Street Food in Bangalore

Every city in India has its share of street food outlets; some have an entire market dedicated to junk food, and others have eateries peppered throughout the city. Bangalore also has its stake of mouth-watering street food bistros. Since it is a metropolitan city, you can have any kind of Indian and continental food at pocket-friendly prices. No matter what you want to have, a local delicacy or an Italian pizza, you just need to scroll down this list of famous outlets in Bangalore and find the one that suits you.

Nagarathpet

The Bangaloreans are known for their epicurean fulfillment, which takes them to experiment at various food outlets, no matter big or small. The deeply satisfying food of Nagarathpet is famous among the locals and tourists alike. People in Bangalore do not fancy decorative food at an Intercontinental hotel; they prefer eating delectable food at a small eatery. People who are aware of the popularity of this place know that the road leading to Nagarathpet is impassable for cars because of heavy crowds. Even if you are walking, you may lose your way. Therefore, it is better to either follow your GPS or ask the locals about the directions to Nagarathpet. Order a Masala Dosa, which is cooked on a Tawa packed with batter, and a generous amount of ghee is poured from the top. You can also try the snacks and chaats at Nagarathpet.

V V Puram Food Street

V V Puram Food Street is the most popular street for roadside food in Bangalore. Just name a thing, and you will find it here on this street. Come here in a large group so that you can try a maximum number of items at different stalls. Some of the famous foods that you must sample are Masala Dosa, pure ghee Dal Holige, Gulkand enriched with white butter and honey, Pav Bhaji, etc. The best part about this place is that the food is pocket-friendly, so anyone and everyone can come and have a taste of the tangiest chaats in Bangalore.

Sajjan Rao Circle

The Sajjan Rao Circle at Eat Street calls the food lovers, and they have to hustle their way passing through thick crowd to have a great food experience. You can have confectionary, cakes, South Indian food, juice, Chinese food, snacks, and fast food at the Sajjan Rao Circle.

Rakesh Kumar's Pani Puri

Rakesh Kumar's Pani Puri and Chaat is one among the oldest places for Pani Puri in the vicinity; the shop serves bona fide North Indian Chaat. Rakesh Kumar from Benaras had started this outlet in 1994. When asked, he points at a tree standing adjacent to the shop, which he had planted 20 years ago while setting up the edifice. Interestingly, he also knows about the current trend that people look for Car Rental in Bangalore without Driver so that they can roam around the city without interruption and look for places like his Pani Puri stall. Since many institutions and colleges are there in the vicinity, you would hardly find this shop vacant.

RR's Blue Mount (Raj’s shop)

Situated in Vasant Nagar, the RR's Blue Mount is the favorite stopover for the students of Mount Carmel College. The place is famous for its Mexican Chaat. Mini and Rajendran had founded this faint-looking eatery in the 90s. They had two reasons for it; one Mini could cook really well and second, they wanted to start their own venture. Now, after more than 25 years, the duo serves each customer with the same enthusiasm as they did ages back. Mini cooks nachos every morning and cooks everything on her own. The Mexican Chaat is her invention comprising red beans, cheese, and nachos. Boat, as they call it, is made with a base of pastry stuffed with a filling of minced meat. It is served with slices of garlic bread on the side. A bread pizza called Delta is also famous at this place. Since the outlet serves mainly to college students, the prices of the foods are quite reasonable.

Shree Chaat Point

The Shree Chaat Point in Jayanagar is famous for is White Water of Pani Puri. The white water may have originated in Andhra Pradesh, and it substitutes the tamarind based Pani Puri water that is normally served. The owner of the shop makes this Pani from the deseeded green chilies that give the tangy taste to the water. If you are also a Pani Puri lover and a tourist in the city, you can Rent Cars in Bangalore and try the ones served at Shree Chaat Point.

Manju's Pani Puri

The street cart of Manju's Pani Puri is at least 25 years old and is famous for its Chaat served in Karnataka style. Mr. and Mrs. Manju founded the street cart, and they have been serving the customers of all ages. You will not find anything outlandish in the list of items- Pani Puri, Sev Puri, Masala Puri, Dahi Puri, Bhel Puri, etc., but the taste of these items is what sets them class apart from other sellers. The regular customers say that the taste of their Chaat has not changed since its inception.

Sri Sairam’s Chats and Juice

If you are around Malleshwaram, you must ask for Sri Sairam’s Chats and Juice to devour the mouth-watering succulent Dahi Puri. Situated at Margosa Road, Sri Sairam’s offers almost everything that you expect. The best part about this place is that the attendant at the place serves everything with a hearty and warm smile, which further enhances the flavor of your already delectable food. You can enjoy a wide range of Chaats including chips masala, wafers chat, crazy masala, and disco chat. From the past few months, the outlet has started selling custom made handmade chocolates brought from Ooty. Once you have the Pani Puri, you must ask for the plain puri infused with water and a sugary mixture in the end if you want to feel contended.

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