The Dussehra morning combination, for which Surat queues.
Surat's food reputation is older than its textile and diamond trades. The city's own saying puts eating in Surat beside dying in Kashi, and the dishes that carry that reputation are local, seasonal and made by shops that have been at the same address for generations.
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Surat, Gujarat
Established in 1899 at Chauta Bazaar and now run by the third, fourth and fifth generations of the family. The ghari was first made with sooji and later changed to milk solids.
Surat, Gujarat
A Surat sweet house at Station Square Complex opposite the railway station, known for ghari, sutarfeni, ice halva and mava sweets.
Surat, Gujarat
A sweet house on Ghod Dod Road at Parle Point, Athwa, with year-round demand for ghari and kaju sweets.
Surat, Gujarat
Started as a small shop in Nanpura by Kishanchand Gyanchand Ahuja and now runs four branches across the city.
Surat, Gujarat
On New Rander Road at Adajan Patiya, known for its tirangi mithai and dry fruit sweets.
Surat, Gujarat
A Surat sweet shop known for its Bengali and milk sweets.
Surat, Gujarat
One of the best-known locho and khaman addresses in the city.
Surat, Gujarat
A long-running locho and khaman house in Surat.
Surat, Gujarat
A locho stall regularly named among the city's best.
Surat, Gujarat
A khaman and locho house among the city's most mentioned food stops.
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