Guwahati isn’t just Assam’s capital — it’s a paradise for street food lovers. Get ready to taste the city's bold, crispy, and unforgettable local favorites.

Pani Puri (Phuchka): Bursting with spice & tang, Guwahati’s take on phuchka will leave you craving more. Try it at Fancy Bazaar stalls

Momos: Steamed. Fried. Spicy. Iconic. Served with hot chutney – it’s love at first bite. Ganeshguri & Beltola are momo hubs.

Chowmein: Noodles like never before. Loaded with veggies, egg, or chicken – pure comfort food. Pan Bazaar lanes serve the best.

Egg Roll: Crispy, eggy, saucy perfection. A classic grab-and-go bite in Guwahati. Ulubari & Zoo Road have top picks.

Ghugni Chaat: A flavor explosion in every bite, Spicy dried peas, onions & chutneys topped with crunch. Find it near Nehru Park.

Masala Dosa (Assam Style): South India with a local twist,Crispy dosa meets tangy Assamese sides. Try it in Beltola market.

Jalebi: Golden, crispy, and syrupy sweet, Perfect way to end your street food trail. Head to Paltan Bazaar in the morning.

Luchi with Aloo Dum: Puffy luchi + spicy aloo = bliss, A traditional breakfast combo that fuels locals. Best found in morning markets.

Pakodi & Tea: Crunch meets chai. Rainy day or not, pakodis are unbeatable with Assam tea. Gauhati University area has cozy stalls.

Local Thukpa: Hot noodle soup with soul, Tibetan-inspired, but uniquely Guwahati. Found in Christian Basti.

Want to eat like a loca- Visit in the evening, Try small stalls, Ask for less spicy if needed, Food tastes better with stories shared.

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Guwahati isn’t just Assam’s capital — it’s a paradise for street food lovers. Get ready to taste the city's bold, crispy, and unforgettable local favorites.

Guwahati isn’t just Assam’s capital — it’s a paradise for street food lovers. Get ready to taste the city's bold, crispy, and unforgettable local favorites.

Pani Puri (Phuchka): Bursting with spice & tang, Guwahati’s take on phuchka will leave you craving more. Try it at Fancy Bazaar stalls

Pani Puri (Phuchka): Bursting with spice & tang, Guwahati’s take on phuchka will leave you craving more. Try it at Fancy Bazaar stalls

Momos: Steamed. Fried. Spicy. Iconic. Served with hot chutney – it’s love at first bite. Ganeshguri & Beltola are momo hubs.

Momos: Steamed. Fried. Spicy. Iconic. Served with hot chutney – it’s love at first bite. Ganeshguri & Beltola are momo hubs.

Chowmein: Noodles like never before. Loaded with veggies, egg, or chicken – pure comfort food. Pan Bazaar lanes serve the best.

Chowmein: Noodles like never before. Loaded with veggies, egg, or chicken – pure comfort food. Pan Bazaar lanes serve the best.

Egg Roll: Crispy, eggy, saucy perfection. A classic grab-and-go bite in Guwahati. Ulubari & Zoo Road have top picks.

Egg Roll: Crispy, eggy, saucy perfection. A classic grab-and-go bite in Guwahati. Ulubari & Zoo Road have top picks.

Ghugni Chaat: A flavor explosion in every bite, Spicy dried peas, onions & chutneys topped with crunch. Find it near Nehru Park.

Ghugni Chaat: A flavor explosion in every bite, Spicy dried peas, onions & chutneys topped with crunch. Find it near Nehru Park.

Masala Dosa (Assam Style): South India with a local twist,Crispy dosa meets tangy Assamese sides. Try it in Beltola market.

Masala Dosa (Assam Style): South India with a local twist,Crispy dosa meets tangy Assamese sides. Try it in Beltola market.

Jalebi: Golden, crispy, and syrupy sweet, Perfect way to end your street food trail. Head to Paltan Bazaar in the morning.

Jalebi: Golden, crispy, and syrupy sweet, Perfect way to end your street food trail. Head to Paltan Bazaar in the morning.

Luchi with Aloo Dum: Puffy luchi + spicy aloo = bliss, A traditional breakfast combo that fuels locals. Best found in morning markets.

Luchi with Aloo Dum: Puffy luchi + spicy aloo = bliss, A traditional breakfast combo that fuels locals. Best found in morning markets.

Pakodi & Tea: Crunch meets chai. Rainy day or not, pakodis are unbeatable with Assam tea. Gauhati University area has cozy stalls.

Pakodi & Tea: Crunch meets chai. Rainy day or not, pakodis are unbeatable with Assam tea. Gauhati University area has cozy stalls.

Local Thukpa: Hot noodle soup with soul, Tibetan-inspired, but uniquely Guwahati. Found in Christian Basti.

Local Thukpa: Hot noodle soup with soul, Tibetan-inspired, but uniquely Guwahati. Found in Christian Basti.

Want to eat like a loca- Visit in the evening, Try small stalls, Ask for less spicy if needed, Food tastes better with stories shared.

Want to eat like a loca- Visit in the evening, Try small stalls, Ask for less spicy if needed, Food tastes better with stories shared.

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