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Foodies to savour regional flavours at street food fest

Foodies to savour regional flavours at street food fest

Time of India13 hours ago
Patna: Street food enthusiasts in Patna are in for a culinary treat as a restaurant in a prominent hotel near Gandhi Maidan is set to host the 'Grand Street Eats Food Festival', celebrating the rich diversity of Indian street food.
The festival will run daily from July 5 to July 13, welcoming visitors between 1pm and 11pm.
Designed to evoke the vibrant atmosphere of India's street food culture, the festival will feature a wide array of regional delicacies. From north India's matar kulcha, bhalla papdi chaat and dahi gujiya to eastern favourites like litti-chokha and spicy aloo-baingan chokha, the offerings promise something for every palate.
Adding to the culinary journey, the menu includes Shegaon kachori from Maharashtra and chowmein dosa from the south. Mumbai's coastal flavours will be on full display with dishes like Kolivade-style fried fish, prawns, and the iconic rose omelette.
The venue will be transformed into a vibrant, festive setting, replicating the lively alleys of India's food streets. Guests can expect interactive food stalls, traditional décor, themed lighting, and the nostalgic backdrop of retro Bollywood music.
"Our aim is not just to serve food but to offer an immersive journey," said Apoorv Gaur, general manager of the hotel. "We want every guest to feel as though they are walking through the streets of India, tasting regional specialities, and sharing laughter, stories and memories – all through a single plate."
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