Manali Food-love!

So, I spent the whole of last week touring northern parts of India - Delhi, Chandigarh, Shimla, Kasauli and Manali to be precise. While the weather and hilly roads messed up my system, I loved gorging on all of the street food available. It wasn't something that you see typically down south - Paani Puris, Bhel Puri, Idlis, etc. and spanned across a lot more dishes. So here's just a photo blog from some of the food sightings up north. Enjoy! :)

P.S. Do excuse the image quality. All the pictures were taken on my phone with shivering hands.

Delicious Aloo Tikkis at Kasauli - Perfectly crisp on the outside and soft on the inside.

 Gulab Jamuns at Narinder Sweet House in Kasauli that are world famous! The jamuns were soft, warm and delicious!

Himachal is a great place for Indianized sandwiches. They put anything between bread and serve it. This was a Samosa burger. Which was soft, crispy, spicy and yummy! :)

Bread Pakoras are something to fall in love with. Sandwiches stuffed with  spicy masala potatoes and veggies and a big slab of paneer in between are coated in Besan and deep fried. Yum!

You get different versions of Pav Bhaji all across India. This one was a lot spicier and had lesser onions and more potatoes.

Apparently, my love for Aloo Tikkis can never end. I spotted some more, and I ate some more.

We'd like one spicy chicken, please. Grilled, not hung.

You'll discover plenty of Gulab Jamun guys every 200 metres on Mall Road in Manali, and I insist that you try these wonderful jamuns!

And finally, I managed to find Tuna Kimbap in Manali, for only Rs.150 as well. De-lish!

So, that's some of the pictures I managed to shoot and try during my trip up north. Is there any delicacy that I may have missed? Do respond in your comments below! :)