There’s something about street food that just hits different. From hot, spicy noodles tossed in roadside woks to crispy punugulu dipped in tangy chutney, street food never fails to make our mouths water. Whether you’re a student on a budget or a local foodie chasing flavour, here are six street food stalls in Vizag offer a true taste of the city’s street scene.
What to eat: Chicken Noodles, Fried Rice
Location: Outside Zilla Parishad Bus Stop, MVP Circle
What to eat: Veggie Dosa, Cheese Dosa
Location: Near VMRDA Park, Chinna Waltair
Kebablious serves freshly grilled kebabs, like Chicken Malai Tikka and Mutton Sheekh Kebabs that are juicy, mildly spiced, and cooked to order. It’s a popular choice for quick evening bites. Momolious, right beside it, offers steamed and fried momos. They’re affordable and come with a spicy chutney that regulars enjoy.
What to eat: Malai Tikka Kebab, Sheekh Kebab, Steamed Chicken Momos
Location: Kotak School Down, Chinna Waltair
What to eat: Punugulu with chutney
Location: In front of the LIC Building, Dwaraka Nagar
Location: Beach Road, near Santha Ashram, Lawsons Bay Colony, Pedda Waltair
These local street food spots are perfect for anyone in Vizag craving a flavorful cheat meal. While this list highlights just a few beloved street food stalls in Vizag, there are many more out there that will fill both your stomach and your soul. Think we missed a favourite? Tell us about your go-to stall on Instagram.
And if all that indulgence has you rethinking your diet, then check out our other article on healthy food places in Vizag.
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