Gujarat has given the country plenty to snack on, and Ahmedabad knows exactly how to make the most of it. The city’s streets are filled with the kind of food that becomes part of the routine: fafda and jalebi in the morning, khaman when a quick bite is needed, dabeli on the go and something hot and fried whenever the craving strikes.What makes Ahmedabad’s street food special is the sheer variety packed into everyday eating. Gujarati farsan sits comfortably alongside samosas, kebabs, dosas, chaat and late night bites, with old neighbourhood shops and busy food counters keeping these flavours firmly part of the city’s rhythm. So, if exploring the city has worked up an appetite, this is where to start eating.
Ahmedabad’s Essential Street Food Stops
DistrictOct 12, 2026
·5 min
Save this for the next time snack cravings take over.

At a glance
Must TryTam Tam Khaman
Must TryDal Pakwan, Majun
Must TryMutton Samosa
Must TryGhugro Sandwich, Gwalior Dosa
Must TryPanki Chatni
Must TryKhasta Dal Kachori
Must TryCheese Dabeli
Must TryRajwadi Lasanya Bhajiya, Rajkot Katka Pav
Must TryMasala Pauva (Poha)
Must TryFried Samosa Kabab
Must TryButter Sev Khaman
Must TryNylon Fafda, Vanela Ganthia
Must TrySignature Pani Puri
Das Khaman
4.3
Ambavadi, Ahmedabad
Das Khaman has been part of Ahmedabad's farsan culture since 1922, when Shri Pitambardas Kanjibhai Thakkar started it as a small street cart. It has since grown into a familiar name across the city, still family run, and built its reputation on traditional Gujarati snacks and consistent quality. One of its most popular contributions to the local food scene is the Tam Tam Khaman, a spicier take on the traditional khaman that the brand itself is credited with popularising. A wide menu beyond that keeps locals coming back regularly.Must Try: Tam Tam Khaman




Aazad
4.6
Relief Road, Ahmedabad
Aazad Halwai & Restaurants has been a part of Ahmedabad’s Old City since 1948, with its Relief Road location adding to its old school charm. Known for its long standing presence and traditional approach, it remains a familiar stop for locals and travellers passing through the area.Must Try: Dal Pakwan, Majun



New Famous Samosa House
4.6
Shahpur, Ahmedabad
New Famous Samosa House has been a Shahpur favourite since around 1950, making it one of the Old City’s long standing street food stops. The small eatery is known for its old school approach and a distinctive local style of serving, with its snacks paired sweet infused buns.Must Try: Mutton Samosa


Balan Dosa
4.5
Manek Chowk, Ahmedabad
Balan Dosa is part of the famous Manek Chowk food scene, where the jewellery market transforms into a buzzing late night food hub. The stall has built a following with its generous use of butter and cheese, playful takes on South Indian street food and its distinctive chutney accompaniments.Must Try: Ghugro Sandwich, Gwalior Dosa




Swati Snacks
4.4
C G Road, Ahmedabad
Swati Snacks takes Ahmedabad’s street food favourites and gives them a polished address without losing their Gujarati soul. It’s clean, busy and known for doing familiar regional food with plenty of care, making it an easy stop when the mood calls for something local but a little more put together.Must Try: Panki Chatni




Agarwal Kachori Centre
4.5
Shahibagh, Ahmedabad
Agarwal Kachori Centre near Delhi Darwaja is a proper street side stop for hot, freshly fried snacks. Everything is made and fried right there, so it reaches the counter crisp and piping hot. The Moong Dal Kachori is the standout, extra flaky and heavily spiced, and served in a style you won't find in Rajasthan, crushed into a bowl and topped with a hot, watery aloo rassa along with a mix of sweet and sour chutneys. It brings a distinctly North Indian style to Ahmedabad's street food scene.Must Try: Khasta Dal Kachori

Karnawati Dabeli Centre
4.5
Mani Nagar, Ahmedabad
Karnavati Dabeli Centre is a Maninagar street food favourite known for its affordable, flavour packed snacks and quick service. The menu goes well beyond dabeli, with more than 40 varieties of sandwiches alongside other Gujarati street food and fast food options, making it an easy pick when everyone wants something different.Must Try: Cheese Dabeli


Mayur Bhajiya
4.2
Gurukul, Ahmedabad
Mayur Bhajiya in Gurukul brings a distinctly Kathiyawadi and Saurashtrian touch to Ahmedabad’s street food scene, with flavours inspired by Rajkot’s traditional snack culture. The bhajiyas are fried fresh in batches and served hot, with its signature chutneys adding the sharp, sweet and spicy contrast that completes the experience.Pro Tip: Get extra Rajkot Green Chutney on the side. Spicy, nutty and packed with chilli, it gives the hot bhajiyas that proper Rajkot style kick.Must Try: Rajwadi Lasanya Bhajiya, Rajkot Katka Pav

Gajanand Pauva House
4.2
Vastrapur, Ahmedabad
Gajanand Pauva House in Vastrapur is a casual eatery near Vastrapur Lake that opens as early as 5 AM, making it a handy spot for an early breakfast. Poha takes centre stage here, with plenty of traditional and creative variations alongside other street food, all at pocket friendly prices.Must Try: Masala Pauva (Poha)



Bera Samosa
4.0
Bhadra, Ahmedabad
Bera Samosa in Bhadra is a long standing name in Ahmedabad’s non vegetarian street food scene, known for its meat filled fried snacks and kebabs. The old school setup, large kadais and the option to pair the savoury fillings with soft, slightly sweet buns give the place a character of its own.Must Try: Fried Samosa Kabab


Shreeji Khaman House
4.1
Shahibagh, Ahmedabad
Shreeji Khaman House in Shahibaug keeps things firmly Gujarati, with fresh farsan, plenty of butter and a quick turnaround that suits the morning rush. The real draw is the generous butter treatment given to its snacks, adding a rich twist to familiar street food without taking away its local character.Must Try: Butter Sev Khaman

Chetna Ganthia Rath
4.1
Memnagar, Ahmedabad
Chetna Ganthiya Rath in Memnagar is all about hot farsan hitting the counter while the rest of Ahmedabad is still waking up. Its Gujarati snack selection keeps things rooted in local breakfast culture, with freshly prepared savouries and sweets that make a quick takeaway particularly tempting.Must Try: Nylon Fafda, Vanela Ganthia


Bhavnaben Paani Puri
4.1
Satellite, Ahmedabad
Bhavnaben Ni Panipuri in Satellite has been serving its take on Ahmedabad’s favourite chaat since 2001, with hygiene being a clear part of its appeal. The puris are crisp and non greasy, while the pani comes in four flavours, including garlic, lemon and hajma, giving the usual pani puri stop a little more choice.Must Try: Signature Pani Puri

For Late Night Food: Manek Chowk comes alive after the jewellery market winds down, making it a natural stop for late evening street food. Download the District App to reserve your table, unlock exclusive offers, and discover your next favourite spot.