26. Places to visit in Indore for amazing street food


Indore, the cleanest city in India three times in a row. The city is famous in the country because of its cleanliness and initiatives, but, apart from that there is another thing that Indoris are famous for, the food. It is aid that people in Indore live for their food. They love to experiment with their food and try new cuisines.

One can get all kinds of cuisines in Indore. Poha, jalebi, bhutte ka kees, are some of the dishes to die for. In this blog, we will name some of the renowned places in Indore with amazing food.


1. Sarafa:

A trip to Indore without visiting Sarafa is like a Puchka without aloo, a waste. Sarafa is a jewellery market in Indore which turns into a food street at midnight. The recommended time to visit Sarafa is at midnight. After midnight the crowd starts coming in and the place becomes lively and full of amazing food. When there, one must try- Bhutte ka kees, jalebi, fire pan, and sabodana khichdi.

2. LIG Square:        

There is a maggi shop in LIG square that serves different types of maggi and sandwiches. These taste is delicious and unique. But, what makes this shop even more special is the timing. It only opens at 4 am and closes at 7 am. People from the city get up so early in the morning to go to LIG square and have some delicious maggi.

3. 56 Dukan:

56 Dukan is a street in front of One Centre, a shopping centre in central Indore. As the name suggests the street has 56 shops in a row serving different varieties of food.


4. Vijay Chaat House:

This is a restaurant chain famous in Indore for the breakfast that it serves. The restaurant is present in many places but visit the one in Rajwada, it is the oldest and has the most amazing vibes. Their Patties are highly recommended.

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