Andhra’s streets are alive with sizzling pans, spicy aromas, and colorful flavors. From fiery snacks to melt-in-the-mouth sweets, here are the must-try street food secrets.

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Pork with Sorrel

A rare Andhra delicacy, pork slow-cooked with tangy gongura (sorrel leaves). Local stalls serve it steaming hot with rice, and the sour-spicy punch is unforgettable.

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Araku Coffee & Bun

Morning markets in Araku valley are filled with the aroma of strong tribal-brewed coffee. Pair it with soft, fresh buns baked in local ovens — the perfect kickstart to the day.

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Pesarattu Omelette

A street favorite — green gram dosa (pesarattu) made crisp, then layered with an omelette, onions, and chilies. Served with spicy ginger chutney for that signature Andhra heat.

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Punugulu & Pesarattu Combo

Crispy fried gram batter balls (punugulu) paired with pesarattu dosa. Vendors serve them with coconut or peanut chutney — crunchy, fluffy, and addictive.

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Kodi Kura Biryani

Unique to Andhra’s streets: chicken curry (kodi kura) layered into fragrant biryani, often slow-cooked in clay pots. The ghee, spices, and smoky aroma pull crowds in.

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Pootharekulu

A paper-thin sweet that looks delicate as rice paper but melts with ghee and sugar. Made by hand in tiny stalls, it’s Andhra’s most artistic street sweet.

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Mamsam Vepudu & Ice-Cold Neeru Soda

Nothing balances spicy meat fry better than fizzy local soda. A favorite evening combo at bustling roadside stalls where fire meets fizz.

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Bobbatlu / Puran Poli

Festival street stalls serve this soft flatbread stuffed with sweetened lentil paste. The golden layers, brushed with ghee, make it a warm delight.

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Mirchi Bajji by Beachside Vendors

Standing by Vizag’s beach, biting into a hot, crispy, green chili bajji with tangy onion stuffing is an Andhra experience like no other.

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Fish Curry Rice Plate

A tangy tamarind-based fish curry poured generously over rice, often served with fiery pickles. This is Andhra’s comfort food on the streets.

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Sajja Roti & Gongura Pachadi

Millet rotis served with spicy gongura chutney bring Andhra’s rural flavors to the streets. It’s earthy, wholesome, and fiery all at once.

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Kobbari Unde

Simple yet divine, these sweet coconut balls flavored with jaggery are often sold during temple festivals, symbolizing sweetness in tradition.

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