10 POPULAR STREET FOOD IN JODHPUR THAT YOU MUST TRY WITH YOUR FAMILY

The land of Marwar or Jodhpur is one of the famous tourist destinations of India and the second largest city of Rajasthan. With its narrow streets, sloping areas, Havelis and ocean blue houses, this dusty desert city have expanded over the years. The old and the new Jodhpur now exist together separated by a wall. Rich history adds character to this blue city.

Apart from its rich history, its contribution to the fashion industry, its maze of bright blue houses, street food in Jodhpur is also very popular among tourists and locals. One thing that stands apart is the generous serving of ghee with almost every meal and snack. Jodhpur offers you a combination of spicy street food and delectable sweets and is definitely a place that you need to check off your list if you are a foodie.

So whenever you visit here, make sure you indulge in these delicious Marwari delicacies while checking out the many attractions of the city. Hire a taxi rental in Jodhpur and must go to have this street food in Jodhpur. Here is our list of 10 amazing street food in Jodhpur that you must enjoy.

Shahi Samosa

Shahi Samosa is a popular street food of Jodhpur and you will fall in love with every taste of it. Shahi Samosa is a complete meal in itself. It is stuffed with potatoes, paneer, cashew nuts and raisins. The stuffing has a mix of sweet, tangy and sour flavours, which will leave you craving for more.

Save Tomatoes

Sev Tomato is a popular Rajasthani sweet and sour curry and also a wonderful street food in Jodhpur. It is prepared with tomato, onion, sev, some Indian spices and spices. Tangy tomato curry served with besan sev, onion, and coriander. You can find this humble Rajasthani accompaniment with any Indian flatbread at all the best places to eat in Jodhpur.

Makhaniya Lassi

One of the best street food in Jodhpur, Makhaniya Lassi is one of the many dishes that this city has to offer. It is a thick creamy mixture of buttermilk flavoured with saffron, cardamom, rose water among other things. It is topped with a large dollop of hung curd and curd cream. This rich and delicious drink is perfect to cool down your body after a stroll through the hot dusty streets of Jodhpur. You have to eat this lassi with a spoon as it is very thick to drink.

Dal Bati Churma

Dal Bati Churma is a popular Rajasthani staple and you can find it almost anywhere in Jodhpur. Yellow lentils are seasoned with spices, cooked in ghee and then served with more ghee. The dish is served with small flaky bread crumbs, which are slow-cooked in a traditional oven over wood or a pan. Though a traditional dish, it is also one of the best street food in Jodhpur that you can eat in any roadside cart.

Chaat curd

Crispy fried dough topped with boiled peas and potatoes. Yoghurt, chaat masala, chutney, chopped onions and coriander are added to other things. Jodhpur is famous for this salty snack. There are many variants of this snack like Dahi Papdi Chaat, Dahi Puri Chaat and more. Anyone who loves to try new dishes, we highly recommend this street food in Jodhpur as it is an absolute delight.

Kadhi Kachori / Onion Kachori

Kachori is a popular street food across India. They are round puffed dumplings stuffed with spices and many other things. Jodhpur offers a wide variety of Kachoris. Kadhi Kachori is a unique combination of Jodhpuri Kachori and Kadhi. The Onion and Kadhi Kachoris here are known for their crunchiness and flavour. They are usually served with red and green chutney. Mawa Kachori is another variant of Kachori which can be found only here. This kachori is stuffed with mawa, dry fruits and Koya and served with chasni (sugar syrup). It is very rich and heavy and can be a feat for a single person to complete in one go.

Pani Patasa

Pani Address is another name for Pani Puri in Rajasthan. Round hollow crunchy pakodas are stuffed with flavoured boiled potatoes, chickpeas or chickpeas. It is then filled with water which is water flavoured with dried mango, or tamarind or mint leaves. It is tart, spicy and sour with a hint of sweetness. These delightful little pâtés are a way to treat your taste buds at a party. Definitely a must-eat street food of Jodhpur.

Malai Ghevari

Ghevar is a sweet doughnut-shaped cake made of all-purpose flour and served with sugar syrup. Among the different varieties of Ghevar like plain Ghevar, Mawa Ghevar and Malai Ghevar, Malai Ghevar is most popular in Jodhpur. This Rajasthani dish is mostly prepared during the festival of Teej, but it is available in select places throughout the year. It will surely satiate your sweet tooth and you will be going for more soon. Do not miss to try this famous street food of Jodhpur during your visit to this city.

Chili Bada

Mirchi Bada, filled with potato or cauliflower stuffing, dipped in gram flour batter and deep fried till golden brown and crispy. Mirchi Bada is usually served with tomato chutney or green chutney. This spicy, spicy snack is served at every gathering here in Jodhpur, especially during winters. They usually taste best with a cup of hot tea. Clock Tower Road is obviously one of the best places to eat in Jodhpur if you want some authentic street food here.

Matka Kulfi

This frozen dessert is prepared by slow cooking and evaporating sweet and flavoured milk. The semi-condensed mixture is then frozen in a pot and frozen in ice with salt. Kulfi made in this way is called Matka Kulfi. You will find ice cream vendors selling Matka Kulfi almost everywhere here. You must try this famous street food of Jodhpur to your heart’s content.

If you are in Jodhpur or planning to visit Jodhpur then cab hire in Jodhpur and must go to have these street food in Jodhpur.