Jalaram Locho Stall
Surat, Gujarat
A locho stall regularly named among the city's best.
A steamed rice-flour dough eaten hot with oil and spice, a monsoon and winter favourite.
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
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.
Surat, Gujarat
A khaman and locho address in Surat.
Surat, Gujarat
One of the most recognised Surat farsan brands, with bhusu, packaged namkeen and festive products.
Surat, Gujarat
The Dumas road bhajiya stalls, best known for tameta na bhajiya.
Surat, Gujarat
A Surat cold coco counter with a long-standing local following.
Surat, Gujarat
A Surat kulfi counter known for mawa kulfi.
Surat, Gujarat
The Bhagal area is the traditional home of Surti khaja.
Surat, Gujarat
The district milk union, one of the unions that manufacture dairy products for the Gujarat Co-operative Milk Marketing Federation, marketers of Amul. It runs the Sumul Food Factory at Chalthan, Palsana.
Surat, Gujarat
Formed in 1956 at Baben-Bardoli, after which the whole of Surat district gradually became a sugar belt. It describes itself as Asia's largest crushing-capacity co-operative sugar factory.
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