Most chaats originated in some parts of Uttar Pradesh in India, but they are now
eaten all across the Indian subcontinent and neighboring countries. Some are
results of cultural syncretism – for instance, pav bhaji (bread/bun with cooked and
mashed vegetables) originated in Mumbai but reflects a Portuguese influence, in
the form of a bun.
Alu Chat | Bread Pakoda | Samosa | Katchori | Vada Pao | Katori chat | Pav Bhaaji | Chole bhature | Moonglet | Dahi Vada
Samosa | Kachori | Mirchi Vada | Kadi Pakodi | Pitor | Patra | Khaman | Muthia | Kofta
Pani Puri | Bhel Puri | Cutlet | Alu puri | Dahi Puri | Masala Puri | Sev puri | Congress | Girmit/Hesrubele
Ragda Patis | Pav Bhaji | Dabeli | Vada Pao | SPDP | Kothimir Vadi | Tawa Pulao
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