One of the most loved street food from Karnataka/Mangalore/Udupi regions. Some places call it Charmuri and others churmuri. This mouth-watering snack is prepared mixing puffed rice, raw mango, carrots, onion, spices, cilantro garnish and served immediately.

Fresh sugarcanes are squeezed to extract juice with a dash of ginger. Naturally sweet so no additives or added sweeteners. Only pure sugarcane juice and a true nature's gift.

In Tamilnadu, its often called "Thenga(fresh coconut), Manga(raw mango), pattani (peas) Sundal. You walk in any beach in Tamilnadu, food stall carrying this dish will tempt you to snack on them. This protein packed, spicy, tangy dish will leave you craving for more...

Pav - Portuguese call their small dinner rolls Pao and we got this wonderful bread from them. Bhaji is mixed vegetables cooked in aromatic spices and garnished with cheese. This Pav-Bhaji is a popular street food in Mumbai and other North Indian regions. Balance of Carb and vegetables makes this a staple street food.

Unni means small. Appam means rice cake. These small appams a festive dessert and a street snack is prepared from rice, jaggery, ghee and flavoured with sesame seeds. Popular dessert from the Kerala region.