
1. Chaat
This North Indian road food is a hit among local people. Kakada Ramprasad is a mainstream shop on this road that serves some delightful chaat things. You should attempt their Aloo Tikki chaat, which is the perfect measure of the firm.
2. Atho
Initially a Burmese dish, Atho is a famous road food in Chennai. It comprises noodles presented with vegetables. Head over to the Burma Bazaar or Beach Road where lines of side of the road slow down-sell this interesting road food. Atho Man, a food joint on G.A. Street, serves different sorts of Athos and merits a shot.

3. Pani Puri
Pani Puri or Gol Gappa is a famous road food across India. In Chennai, local people head over to Mint Street to nibble on Pani Puris. Among the different road sellers, one specific merchant sticks out. It is for Vishnu’s Pani Puris that individuals line up. He has been in the business for over 40 years and right up ’til the present time sells Pani Puris from precisely the same spot.
4. Uthappam
Uthappam is another mainstream South Indian dish. Dissimilar to a dosa, it is much thicker and loaded up with vegetables, and is normally presented with sambar or chutney. No other spot serves preferred Uthappams over Seena Bhai Tiffin Centre which has been selling similar things for a very long time. Situated in Mint Street, George Town, individuals come here from all over Chennai to enjoy their lone two dishes, ghee uthappam and ghee idli.
5. Bhajji
Bhajjis, like a pakora, is a titbit that is famous in many pieces of India. In Chennai, this is presented with various chutneys and is cherished by local people. Jannal Kadai in Mylapore is a little window shop where individuals line up to have their bhajis with uncommon chutney. One can likewise track down some incredible bhaji outlets on East Mada Road.
6. Jalebi
Jalebi is a sweet who is adored by one all. It is typically presented with rabri, yet one can have it without help from anyone else also. Smash Prasad’s Jalebi slowdown in Sowcarpet is the place where one can track down the crispiest jalebis. He has been doing business for over 20 years and has a tremendous client base.
7. Puttu
Puttu is a morning meal dish produced using rice and finished off with coconut. In Chennai, under the North Usman Flyover, a person by the name of Ismail sells puttus produced using dark rice. The puttus are decorated with coconut and sugar and are evaluated at just INR 10 for each parcel. One should try these out.
8. Sundal
Sundal is quite possibly the most mainstream road food source in Chennai. It is produced using bubbled chickpeas blended in with onions and polished off with destroyed coconut. You can discover this at many seashores in Chennai, yet the one at the Marina Beach merits attempting.
9. Idiyappam
Idiyappam is a great deal like noodles yet is made with rice flour and is normally presented with coconut milk or a curry. It is exceptionally famous in the Southern territories of India and is mostly a morning meal dish. Head over to Srinivasan Road in T Nagar, where you’ll discover different food slows down selling this culinary treat.
10. Kuzhi Paniyaram
Kuzhi Paniyaram can be filled in as an appetizing or a sweet. It is produced using dark lentils, and rice and the arrangement cycle are like that of an Idli. You will discover this claim to fame in the city of T. Nagar, explicitly on Venkatesan Street. There’s one specific road seller who sells Paniyarams, both sweet and hot, and is very well known among local people.
11. Samosa
Samosa is the go-to nibble for everybody on a stormy day or a virus winter evening. It is extremely well known in India and is of different sorts. In Chennai, individuals typically go to Sowcarpet to enjoy chaat things. Nonetheless, Sri Karpagambal Kapali Sweet Stall in Mylapore is the place where you will discover some lip-smacking onion samosas. They are minuscule however are great. You can likewise nibble on mint pakoras, both being exceptionally kind with the pocket.
12. Kulfi
Kulfi, a denser and creamier variant of frozen yogurt, can be found wherever the nation is over. In Chennai, individuals line up external the little outlet of Tewary’s in Lake Area which serves different kinds of kulfis from the conventional malai ones to the more current espresso flavor ones. You can likewise discover different kulfi slows down on Mint Street.
13. Dosa
Dosa is a staple food of South India promptly accessible at each city intersection. They are produced using rice, and are fresh, light and, kind with the pocket. You can discover different food slows down in the T. Nagar region which serves Podi Dosa as a rule with ghee. They are accessible for INR 30 and are delectable.
14. Kothu Parotta
Parotta, produced using flour, is a flatbread that is a normal road food and is similar to the North Indian Lacha Parantha. Kothu Parotta is produced using destroyed parotta, blended in with one or the other egg, meat, or vegetables. A ton of cafés likewise sell this delicacy. Be that as it may, it tastes the best in the city of Chennai.
15. Murukku
Murukku is a real sense signifies “contorted” in Tamil. Rice flour and Urad Dal flour are worked along with flavours asafoetida, bean stew powder, and sesame, curved to shape a curl-like structure and southern style. Murukku is perhaps the best nibble in Chennai.

16. Boli
Boli is a South Indian sweet bite that is likewise known by names like Puran Poli, Holige, and Obbattu in different conditions of the south and focal India. A customary Boli is made like a chapati loaded down with crushed Bengal gram, sugar, ghee, cardamom, and nutmeg.

17. Jigarthanda
Jigarthanda is a real sense signifies “Cool Heart”. It is a cooling drink, initially from Madurai, is found in different spots of Tamil Nadu. The principal fixings in the flavourful beverage are milk, almond gum, root syrup, sugar syrup, and frozen yogurt.

18. Frankie
This is the most renowned side of the road nibble. A medium estimated chapati is loaded up with modified fixings like spiced paneer, spiced mushroom, noodles, and so forth alongside mint chutney, cheddar, diced onions, tomatoes, and a veritable measure of margarine. It is popular around roadside shops and is uncommon to discover in cafés. It serves your craving and taste simultaneously.
19. Corn Chat
Bubbled corn is blended in with newly cut tomatoes and onions, firm sev on the top, stacked with imly chutney, cleaved carrots, onions, coriander, talk masala, and are redone as peppercorn, spread corn, masala corn, and so forth according to the client inclination. A sound yet delectable decision on some showering nights.
20. Fruit Chat
Another for the wellbeing goes ballistic there, as it contains no additional calories. It is quite possibly the most adored snack by calorie cognizant individuals. An ideal decision to nibble on a decent evening! The organic products added here are papaya, pineapple, apple, grapes, bananas, and so forth.