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7 foods of Indian Railways to delight you taste buds

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Vada Pav

A spicy potato fritter (vada) sandwiched between soft buns, accompanied by green chutney is a street food delight that is go-to snack for many travelers.

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Samosa

Filled with a spiced potato and pea mixture on the inside, it's a perfect accompaniment to a steaming cup of chai (tea) that is easily available on board.

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Egg Biryani

The railway pantry offers an egg version of this aromatic delicacy that is cooked with fragrant spices, saffron, and boiled eggs.

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Rajdhani Thali

The Rajdhani Thali offers a lavish spread of traditional Indian delicacies, including rice, roti, dal, seasonal vegetables, meat or paneer (cottage cheese) dishes.

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Tomato Soup

Available at most pantry cars and stations, this soothing soup is served hot and is a popular choice, especially during colder months.

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Poha

A simple yet delightful dish, Poha is a staple breakfast option available on Indian trains.

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Chole Bhature

A popular North Indian dish, Chole Bhature is a hearty combination of spicy chickpea curry (chole) served with deep-fried, fluffy bread (bhature).

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Bonus Treat

For those with a sweet tooth, don't miss out on the delightful Rasmalai, a soft and spongy cottage cheese dessert soaked in flavored milk.

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