Few of the best foods in Darjeeling

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Darjeeling has losts of great food and here some of the best ones:

1)MOMO

One of the most famous local dish in Darjeeling.It is like dumpling with minced meat vegetables or any fillings of your choice.Momos are best served with soup and "achaar" which is called sambal here. 

Steam momo
Fried momo



2)THUKPA

Thukpa is somewhat like mee soup but the taste is completely diffterent. It has vegetables, minced meat,eggs,etc. One bowl Thukpa and you can say goodbye to your hunger for a good amount of time.

Thukpa



3)ALU DUM


Alu dum is also prepared by the bengalis too but its is different from how we prepare it.The Bengalis have a sweet texture to this dish ,but our people ,we dont have have much of a sweet tooth and like spicy things so our Alu dum is usually a bit too spicy.It is basically boiled potatoes cut into pieces mixed with all kinds of spices.

                                                                     ALU DUM
4)SAEL ROTI


Sael roti is usually prepared in the festive seasons like diwali and dushera.It is preprared by preparing a thick paste of grinded rice and some spices.The paste is then poured into boiling oil and deep fried.
PREPARATION OF SAEL ROTI


5)DARJEELING HILLS CHILLI-"DALLE"

You add this chilli to any dish and your food will get alot spicier.Infact we add this in Alu dum too.
                                                                        DALLE



They are many more dishes and foods that tastes like heaven in your mouth but these 5 are a league apart and the best of them all. 

Thank you .

note: All pictures were taken from google image.

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