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From the spicy kick of Misal Pav to the sweet delight of Puran Poli, Maharashtra is home to some of India's most iconic and delicious traditional dishes. 😋

In our latest blog, discover 15+ must-try Maharashtrian foods, learn about their origins, regional specialties, and why these authentic recipes continue to win hearts across generations.

🌟 Inside the blog: 🥘 Famous traditional Maharashtrian dishes 🌶️ Regional food specialties 🍽️ Healthy and wholesome local recipes 🎉 Festival favorites like Modak & Puran Poli 📍 Travel-inspired food guide for every foodie

👉 Read the full article: https://indianfoodsearch.blogspot.com/2026/06/traditional-maharashtrian-foods-you.html

On My Plate:

a) Misal Pav 

Notes: I have realized, you cannot go wrong with Misal Pav if you’re in Maharashtra. We devoured this one at Kamath’s in Mahableshwar. The oil on the top is key to signifying if a plate of misal is worth its salt. The gleam should indicate spice, consistency and should blend in well with the chivda mixture. Ours was absolutely stunning; bold, spicy but not overwhelming, sour and hearty. One misal tip: never eat your misal without adding a generous amount of red onions. These lend a sweetness to the gravy and elevate the overall taste.

Where: Kamath, Market Road, Mahableshwar 

When: 9.10.2021

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Nashik offers a mix of spicy snacks, flavorful thalis, and sweets. Here are 10 must-try dishes:

Misal Pav – Spicy curry with sprouted beans and bread rolls.

Vada Pav – Spicy potato fritter in a bun with chutneys.

Sabudana Khichdi – Sago pearls cooked with peanuts and spices.

Puran Poli – Sweet flatbread stuffed with chana dal and jaggery.

Bhakri and Pithla – Gram flour dish served with thick flatbread.

Dhokla – Steamed rice and chickpea flour snack.

Bhajiya (Pakora) – Deep-fried fritters with various fillings.

Pithla Bhakri – Simple gram flour dish with unleavened bread.

Aloo Tikki – Fried potato patty with chutneys.

Thalipeeth – Multi-grain flatbread with spices and veggies.

For more info: https://www.mumbaiorbit.in/blog/top-10-foods-to-try-in-nashik/

Nashik isn’t just about vineyards and temples – it’s also a street food lover’s paradise! Here are the must-visit spots for a culinary adventure:

Saraf Bazaar – Misal Pav, Vada Pav, Kachori (Best in the evening)

College Road – Pani Puri, Bhel Puri, Chaat (Best in the evening)

Panchavati – Sabudana Khichdi, Dhokla, Bhajji (Best in the evening)

Canada Corner – Frankie, Dosas, Chana Chaat (Best in the evening)

Nashik Road Railway Station – Kathi Rolls, Pav Bhaji, Samosas (Available all day)

D’Souza Chowk – Pav Bhaji, Samosas, Aloo Tikki (Best in the evening)

Makhmalabad – Vada Pav, Pani Puri, Chole Bhature (Best in the evening)

Old Nashik – Misal Pav, Kothimbir Vadi, Pithla Bhakri (Best in the evening)

Gangapur Road – Pav Bhaji, Dosa, Sabudana Khichdi (Best in the evening)

Pandavleni Caves – Sabudana Khichdi, Dhokla, Bhajji (Best in the evening)

For more details, check out: https://www.mumbaiorbit.in/blog/top-10-street-food-destination-in-nashik/