There is a crowd of food lovers at these places of Rishikesh, their taste will be such that you will lick your fingers.

Rishikesh: As soon as the name of Rishikesh comes, the first images that come to mind are the banks of Ganga, yoga, spirituality and adventure, but very few people know that this city is also the real destination of the streets of taste. The food here is not just a means to fill the stomach but becomes a real memory of the journey. It is said that there are some famous stalls, dhabas and cafes here where even the travelers returning from exciting river rafting come first to eat food. Be it hot breakfast in the morning or café mood in the evening, Rishikesh is ready for every taste.

Morning starts with Pandit ji’s breakfast.

The taste journey of the city starts from the streets of Triveni Ghat. Here, early in the morning, the aroma of whole vegetables at Pandit ji’s breakfast shop draws you far away. This combination of mild spicy potato curry and crispy puri is so popular that there is a queue all the time. Annapurna Pandit ji’s chole rice located near here wins the hearts of hungry travelers. Without much spice and with a very homely taste, this food gives you a feeling of familiarity and simplicity.

The pride of Rishikesh

Now let’s talk about the pride of Rishikesh, Chotiwala, located near Ram Jhula. This shop is identified not only by its thali but also by the smiling Baba with the ponytail sitting at the door. In the plate here, everything like dal, roti, rice, vegetables, raita and sweets are served in a very homely style.

Madras Cafe where you will get South Indian food

If you are crazy about South Indian food, then Madras Cafe is the perfect place for you. The crispy dosa and soft idli with coconut chutney give an authentic South Indian taste.

Beatles Cafe situated on the banks of Ganga

Now let’s go to that place where not only the taste of food but also peace and tranquility is available. Talking about Beatles Cafe. This cafe situated on the banks of Ganga is famous not only for its delicious burgers, pasta and coffee but also for its peaceful atmosphere and beautiful view. Sitting here watching the flow of Ganga and feeling the cool breeze along with hot coffee is an experience in itself. Many foreign travelers sit here for hours.

How can it be possible to talk about taste and not mention street food? You will find many such stalls around Laxman Jhula and Triveni Ghat where Aloo Tikki, Golgappa, Bhelpuri and Garam Jalebi will force you to stop again and again. The special thing is that every stall here has its own famous item. Some stall owners will even tell you the story of how their breakfast or snack has been the first choice of travelers for many years.