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Hyderabad's street food scene is a vibrant mix of Mughlai, Persian, and Andhra influences, featuring iconic dishes like Hyderabadi Biryani, Haleem, and Mirchi Bajji. Popular street food areas include Charminar and various cafes, with notable spots such as Shah Ghouse Café and Nimrah Cafe. While enjoying the culinary delights, it's essential to prioritize hygiene and seek recommendations for safe dining options.

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Street Food

Hyderabad's street food scene is a vibrant mix of Mughlai, Persian, and Andhra influences, featuring iconic dishes like Hyderabadi Biryani, Haleem, and Mirchi Bajji. Popular street food areas include Charminar and various cafes, with notable spots such as Shah Ghouse Café and Nimrah Cafe. While enjoying the culinary delights, it's essential to prioritize hygiene and seek recommendations for safe dining options.

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Hyderabad is renowned for its vibrant street food scene, blending Mughlai,

Persian, and Andhra culinary influences. Popular dishes include Hyderabadi


Biryani, Haleem, Mirchi Bajji, and Lukhmi. Street food can be found
throughout the city, with popular areas like the Charminar and various cafes
and restaurants.
Here's a more detailed look at some must-try street food and places:
Iconic Dishes:
 Hyderabadi Biryani: A classic, known for its unique blend of spices and
tender chicken.
 Haleem: A creamy, slow-cooked stew of meat, lentils, and wheat, especially
popular during Ramadan.
 Mirchi Bajji: Spicy chili fritters, a popular snack.
 Lukhmi: A savory pastry filled with minced meat.
 Osmania Biscuits: Sweet and buttery biscuits, perfect with chai.
 Pesarattu: A savory crepe made from green gram.
 Kebabs: A variety of grilled meat skewers, often found near the Charminar.
 Qubani ka Meetha: A sweet dessert made from dried apricots.
 Panipuri: A popular chaat item, with crispy shells filled with spiced potatoes,
onions, and chutneys, topped with flavored water.
 Dosa: A South Indian crepe, often served with chutneys and sambar.
Places to find street food:
 Charminar Area: A hub for kebab lovers and other street food vendors.
 Shah Ghouse Café & Restaurant: Known for its biryani and other
Hyderabadi specialties.
 Hotel Shadab: Another popular spot for biryani and other dishes.
 Nimrah Cafe and Bakery: Famous for Irani chai and Osmania biscuits.
 Ram Ki Bandi: Known for its dosas, especially cheese dosa.
 Gokul Chat: A popular chaat destination.
 Maharaja Chaat: Another popular chaat spot.
Things to keep in mind:
 Street food is a delicious way to experience Hyderabad's culinary scene, but
it's important to be mindful of hygiene.
 Look for vendors who maintain clean stalls and handle food hygienically.
 Consider trying popular and well-regarded establishments to minimize risks.
 Don't hesitate to ask locals for recommendations on safe and tasty street food
spots.

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