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7 places that no foodie should miss when in Allahabad

Last updated on - Mar 7, 2019, 21:00 IST
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Famous dishes of Allahabad

When it comes to Allahabad or Prayagraj, the first thing that comes to mind is the confluence of the three holy rivers of India namely, Ganga, Yamuna, and the erstwhile Saraswati. Recently, the city celebrated the biggest extravaganza called Kumbh Mela and even made it to the Guinness Book of World Records for the largest sanitation drive, largest hand painting theme and the largest parade of buses. The city also celebrates the authentic Indian food that is being served here for decades. This piece of information explores 7 such places that no food pilgrim should ever miss when in Prayagraj.

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Chhola Samosa at Sainik

Sainik's Samosa in Ashok Nagar is one dish that no foodie should miss when in Allahabad. The potato-filled samosa is crushed and served with spicy chhole along with curd, tamarind chutney, onion, coriander and sev to make this street food of Allahabad a hit.
Where: Muir Rd, Rajapur, Allahabad
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Lassi at Raja Ram Lassi Waalaa

Summer afternoons in Allahabad are meant for chilled lassi made with yoghurt that is churned to rich buttery goodness until the cream froths up on top. This shop offers various sweet and fragrant flavourings that make it a must-visit place. If we go by the media reports, this place is serving flavour for over 120 years!
Where: 18/36, Loknath Lane, Chowk, Malviyanagar, Allahabad
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Kachori at Netram Mulchand and Sons

If you think that Delhi serves the best kachori and sabzi as a breakfast option, then you need to visit this place in Allahabad and the crowd will give you the answer. Here, the kachoris are deep fried in desi ghee and are filled with urad dal that has a spicy and tangy after taste. The sabzi that they serve is spicy and tangy as well.
Where: 259, Katra Chouraha, Katra, Allahabad
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Masala Churmura at Civil Lines

Pick any street stall of the city and you will get to taste amazing Masala Churmura. This is somewhat similar to Jhaal-Muri of Kolkata but has a unique taste that has the goodness of roasted chickpeas, peanuts, and of course, chat masala.
Where: Civil Lines, Allahabad
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Gulab Jamuns at Hira Halwai

This shop sells soft and spongy Gulab Jamuns that are made from fresh milk and recipe that has been developed over the years. Every time you visit this shop you will get to taste fresh, grainy, dense, and soft gulab jamuns that are garnished with almonds.
Where: Gulti No.4, Maharshi Dayanand Marg, Civil Lines, Allahabad
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Chaat at Nirala

Chaat is one dish that every city celebrates and Allahabad is no exception. Here, the must-try chaat stall is Nirala ki Chaat. The shop has been making their chaat delicacies for years together and has become an identifying feature of the Loknath Lane. In case you are planning to visit this place, don’t forget to try 'Dahi-Sonth ke Batashe', Papdi Chaat, and Phulkis that are made from desi ghee.
Where: Loknath Lane(Near Ghantaghar), Malviyanagar, Allahabad
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Biryani at Eat on

If you are a rice lover, then this place near Civil Lines is meant for you. If you think biryani is an expensive dish then the prices at this place will make you ask for two servings. Here, weekend evenings are jam-packed with locals relishing the flavours.
Where: Palace Compound, Near Palace Cinema, MG Marg, Civil Lines, Allahabad

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