Fast Food Joints In Bhopal

Bhopal is quite an old Indian city, and so, it wouldn’t be wrong to expect it to be abuzz with loads of street food hubs. And the city sure doesn’t disappoint. Here’s a look at all the fast food joints in Bhopal.

Bhopali Chai

Jamal Bhai Tea Shop, located at Itawar Chowk, is a must visit for all tea lovers. The shop is known for always seeing a huge crowd gathered, and for good reason. A special vessel (known as the samovar) is used to serve a special kind of tea. This tea, called as Suleimani Chai, is a delciate blend of the sweet and salty, with a dollop of ice cream. A delight for the taste buds. Another popular spot is the Fareed Bhai Tea Stall, which is famous for its Nawabi Chai. It’s always full of youngsters, lining up for a friendly cuppa.

Paya Soup

What Chandni Chowk is to Delhi, Chatori Gali is to Bhopal. And one thing you simply can’t afford to miss here is the Paya Soup. It essentially is lamb, slow boiled for the whole day, before being spiced delicately. This one’s sure to wake your senses up.

Poha Jalebi At Kalyaan Singh’s

Poha Jalebi, the name sounds inviting, right?. And Kalyaan Singh’s Swaad Bhandar, near Jama Masjid, ensures that the taste is even better than the name. The place is always brimming with customers who want a taste of the delicious Poha, served with super hot jalebis, and garnished with sev.

Must Have Kebabs

Everyone loves kebabs. And so, if you’re ever in need of satiating your kebab cravings, head out to Jhili Miyaan to grab a piece of Bade Ke Kebab. These are minced beef kebabs, spice marinated all day long. This is followed by hand rolling, roasting on a pan, and stuffing into grilled buns. Another must know is Jameel in Ibrahimpura. The chicken and mutton kebabs are simply sumptuous. And you just can’t say no to those mouthwatering curries, especially the egg curry.

Chat At Hawker’s Corner

Chaat is a staple of every Indian’s food itinerary. And the Hawkers Corner at Number 6 Stop is the place to be, if you ever find yourself craving something chatpata. The shop is famous for all kinds of chat: tikki, pani puri, papdi, and what not.

Barfi Rasmalai At Surendra Jain’s Stall

Now whose mouth doesn’t water on imaging Barfi Rasmalai? And Surendra Jain’s stall makes use if this weakness, to serve up the most popular Rasmalai in all of Bhopal. Though it’s neither exactly barfi, nor rasmalai, it’s still amazing. Picture crushed ice, coated in sweet rabri, flavored syrup, and rose water.

Manohar Dairy And Restaurant

A historical landmark in itself, this restaurant has been around since 1970. While they’re always adding new stuff, the most famous dishes remain the same. Chole Kulche and Dahi Puri are dishes you simply can’t afford to miss. So do give this place a visit.

Falooda Lassi at Haji Lassiwala

Think lassi. Now think loads of flavored syrups, and heaps of delicious faloodafalooda, garnished with nuts and fruits. Tasty right? That’s what you get when you walk into Haji Lassiwala at Itwara Chowk. Locals claim the falooda to be the best in the world, so might as well give it a try!

Shahi Tukda At Koh-e-Fiza



Once you’ve eaten to the brim, you obviously still have some space for a dessert. How about a Shahi Tukda? Seems tempting. So head over to Koh-e-Fiza, who happen to be the masters of this delicacy