• Vaishali Restaurant - The culinary journey starts with Sabudana Vada, renowned as the finest in Pune. Sabudana Vada is a traditional deep-fried snack from Maharashtra, popular during festivals when many observe fasting. It’s a delightful crunchy treat that effortlessly melts in your mouth.
• Pune City Post Office - The next stop is a well-known eatery to enjoy Pune’s best Misal Pav. Misal is a flavorful curry made with moth beans, spices, onion, garlic, ginger, and chilies. Relish this dish topped with boiled potatoes, chiwda, sev, chopped onions, coriander, green chilies, and a squeeze of lemon.
• Kayani Bakery - Visit Pune’s most famous bakery to savor the iconic Shrewsbury biscuits. Named after a town in Shropshire, England, these biscuits are buttery and melt in your mouth.
• Deccan Gymkhana Club - Head to the top spot for the best Bakarwadis. This favorite evening snack in Pune is made from gram flour dough spirals filled with a mixture of coconut, poppy seeds, and sesame seeds.
• Garden Vadapav Center - Conclude the food trail by tasting Pune’s finest Vada Pav at Garden Vada Pav. Although this is Maharashtra’s most popular snack, both the potato and pav (bread) are not native to India and were introduced from Portugal!

• Snacks

This culinary walking tour in Pune is crafted to excite your palate. Stroll through Pune’s renowned food street. Begin with Maharashtra’s beloved breakfast dish, misal pav. Vada pav, often referred to as an Indian burger, consists of spiced potato fritters nestled in bread and topped with a spicy and tangy chutney. Sample sabudana vada, a deep-fried snack, and bakarwadi, a fried roll filled with spices and condiments. Be sure to visit the legendary Kayani Bakery to savor its famous biscuits and cakes.
Enjoy stories about the various foods, their origins, and discover the region’s traditions.

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