Major cities in India are still crowded with people today, and people of different nationalities and religious beliefs gather here. Therefore, Indian street food is also diverse and very unique.

There is usually a local food street near many public parks in India. On the streets beside the highway, food vendors stretch side by side to the street corners. The locals in Kolkata are waiting for the bus, which is when the food street is the busiest.

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There is a braised lion's head rice set similar to Country J. The vegetable fried rice is topped with two pieces of pork garden and sauce. It is very good and has the taste of kimchi. The price is also quite cheap, only 50 rupees, equivalent to 5 yuan.

Mobile juice shops can be seen everywhere on the streets, with a table holding a juicer and a row of glasses. The cheapest option is a glass of cold water with some ice cubes and lemon juice. The price seems to be 10 rupees a cup. The hygiene situation seems a bit worrying.

, but on a hot day, the Indian people are very supportive. This mobile juice shop is doing very well!

There is another snack in the food street. In fact, you can see it in every city here. It is a kind of fried dough fruit. You break it first, pour sauce inside, and then put it into a dry cylinder.

The small leaves are handed to diners inside. It seems that the sauce is made of food such as leeks. The most peculiar thing is that the vendor will use the big finger of his left hand to smash the fried fruit and add seasonings to it, and the diners will take it.

The stall owner took one bite of the snacks prepared in this way and enjoyed them with relish.

Of course, a pot of yellow food cooked with soybeans and curry is also available on the streets.

There are also some fried foods, sweet and salty, all kinds of, and flies are raging... All these snacks are extremely delicious and enjoyable to the locals in Kolkata, but if tourists have to experience it in person, the consequences will be extremely

dangerous.