Food in Lucknow

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   Tasty Food in Lucknow

   


Lucknow, a city that boasts a rich history, culture, food, and streets that are famous for its Awadhi and Mughlai cuisine. Mouthwatering Tunde Kebabs, Biryani, irresistible Chicken Masala are something that comes to our mind when we think of Lucknow. The streets of Lucknow are a foodie’s paradise, every 100 meters there is a different stall, a different aroma, and a secret recipe that will blow your mind. People from all over the world travel to Lucknow to taste local delicacies which have been perfected over generations and it has always been a popular choice amongst tourists, especially for its food. From juicy Kebabs to drool-worthy Biryani to creamy Malai Makhan, there are endless options for you to try here. Here’s your guide to some of the best street food in Lucknow to taste the best Nawabi culinary feasts.

                           1. kebab 


Ruling the streets of Lucknow for ages, kebabs are something, that is very sacred to the city and definitely the best street food in Lucknow. Your trip to this city won’t be complete without trying these lip-smacking kebabs. A crispy outer layer with a soft filling inside, these kebabs are cooked until they are tender enough to dissolve in your mouth. Best complemented with rumaali roti, one can also find veg options for this delicacy. Galouti Kebabs, Tundey Kebabs, and Veg Shami kebab are some of the must-try.


Best Place to try: Tunday Kababi

Cost: ₹50 per plate 

                      2.Biryani 


For a city that boasts Nawabi culture and cuisine, Biryani is something that cannot be missed here. Another famous dish on our list of the best food in Lucknow is Biryani. Famous for its aroma and flavours, the slow-cooked rice with spices, vegetables, and chunks of meat, will blow your mind as you take the first bite. From mutton to chicken to even veg biryani there are many options for you to try here. Veg Handi Dum biryani, Awadhi Biryani and Mutton Biryani are a must-try.


Best Place to try: Wahid Biryani, Aminabad, or Idris

Cost: ₹100-150 per plate 


3.Basket Chaat


No street food list can be completed without including chaats in it. The spicy, flavourful, and tangy tastes are enough to satiate your taste buds. Another famous food from the streets of Lucknow is Basket Chaat. A crispy potato shelling filled with mashed potatoes, tangy chutney, lots of vegetables, and peas. The best street food in Lucknow, basket chaat is a must-try if you are looking for a filling yet flavourful snack.


Best Place to try: Royal Cafe or Shukla Chaat House in Hazratganj

Cost: ₹120 per plate 

4.Chole Bature


When talking about the best street food in Lucknow, we cannot miss Chole Bature. A part of almost all the street foods, we can never get enough of them. Chickpea curry made with extra spices and served with crispy bhature is something that is hard to resist. But there is something special about the Chole Bature in Lucknow, one can easily find them in every bylane of the city with a special taste. The lassi and spiced onions served with it adds to the taste.

Best Place to try: Sardar Ke Chole Bhature

Cost: ₹35- 100 per plate 

         5.  Kulfi Faluda



Another best street food in Lucknow is Kulfi Faluda, perfect to beat the heat waves of summer. This treat is perfect to satiate your sweet tooth. It is quite famous amongst tourists and the locals and you can easily find it in every corner of the street. Kulfi is made with milk, with added nuts and flavors to it, which is then topped with faluda and other syrups to enhance the taste. Prakash ki Kulfi in Aminabad is the best place to try it.


Best Place to try: Prakash ki Kulfi

Cost: ₹120 (half) and ₹60 (full)






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