{"id":24815,"date":"2021-12-12T12:38:54","date_gmt":"2021-12-12T07:08:54","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/traveltriangle.com\/blog\/?p=24815"},"modified":"2024-07-16T18:25:14","modified_gmt":"2024-07-16T12:55:14","slug":"street-food-in-bangalore","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/traveltriangle.com\/blog\/street-food-in-bangalore\/","title":{"rendered":"Street Food In Bangalore: 20 Delicacies You Can\u2019t Miss In 2026"},"content":{"rendered":"

Silicon Valley and the hub of IT in India, Bangalore is a city of people, colors, and culture. It is also the city of sumptuous and mouth-watering delicacies that you just can\u2019t say no to! From its dazzling plethora of splendid gastronomy, we bring you the best street food in Bangalore that you must not leave without trying. We put together everything you must know \u2014 popular eateries, as well as their must-try delights \u2014 before trying the famous street food in Bangalore<\/strong> that will blow your mind!<\/p>\n

Famous Street Food in Bangalore: 20 Cuisines from the Peninsula<\/h2>\n

Bangalore is known not only as of the IT Sector but also as a foodie’s heaven. The street food here is amazing, fulfilling, and available at budget-friendly prices. Scroll down and check out the most tempting street food in Bangalore<\/strong> that will have you coming back for more!<\/p>\n

Mangalore Buns<\/a> Dal Obbattu<\/a> Idli, Vada, And Dosa<\/a> Bhaji With Filter Kaapi<\/a> Vada Pav<\/a> Uttapam<\/a> Sandwich And Parantha<\/a> Kebabs And Rolls<\/a> Gobi Manchurian<\/a> Chaat And Pani Puri<\/a> Bhel<\/a> Pav Bhaji<\/a> Shawarma<\/a> Samosa Chaat<\/a> Momos<\/a> Donne Biryani<\/a> Soya Chaap<\/a> Lassi<\/a> Sabudana Vada<\/a> Kulfi Falooda<\/a><\/div>\n

1. Mangalore Buns<\/h3>\n
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\nA local delicacy of Udupi region, Mangalore Bun is sweet, tender and fluffy puri made of bananas. Easy to make, these Mangalore banana buns are generally relished with coconut chutney and sambhar<\/em>. If you are looking for the yummiest street food in Bangalore, start with them.<\/p>\n

Where to try:<\/strong> Chetty\u2019s Corner in Serpentine Road and New Krishna Bhavan in Sirur Park
\nRelish with:<\/strong> Nothing tastes like a day-old bun eaten with potato bhaji or kurma. Mangalore Buns can be served hot or cold.
\nPrice: <\/strong>INR 20-200<\/p>\n

Suggested URL: <\/strong>25 Best Restaurants In Bangalore That Are Perfect For A Food Spree In 2023<\/a><\/p>\n

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