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Sarafa Bazaar is a 500 year old jewellery market in Indore that performs a nightly magic trick. By day it glitters with gold and silver; by 10 PM, when the shutters roll down, the entire street transforms into one of India’s most unforgettable food arenas until 2 AM. For anyone still wondering Indore is which state, it belongs to Madhya Pradesh, and for curious travellers asking Indore which country, it is proudly part of India. Yet no geography lesson prepares anyone for this spectacle. More than 100 food stalls line the lane, many run by families guarding recipes passed down through generations. Bhutte ka kees, garadu crisped to perfection, Joshi’s iconic dahi vada and dozens of dishes rarely found beyond city limits explain instantly why Indore is famous for its night food culture. Walking between closed jewellery shops and brightly lit food counters, hearing the cheerful mix of Hindi and the local Indore language Malwi, feels like stepping into a festival that repeats itself every single night.
What makes this place special
The signature Indori dish is bhutte ka kees, grated corn slowly cooked with milk, spices and chilli, born in these very lanes and still prepared with theatrical flair on giant iron tawas.
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The legendary dahi vada shop operating for over a century remains a star attraction, serving soft fried lentil dumplings soaked in seasoned yoghurt with a dramatic toss that draws applause before the first bite.