
Manek Chowk & Ahmedabad Street Food
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India
Jewellery bazaar by day, midnight food square by night — pav bhaji griddles, chocolate sandwiches and kulfi under medieval walls till 2 am.
Why visit: Gujarat's most famous night-food theatre, four centuries running.
- ›Griddle rows
- ›Gwalia dosa & kulfi
- ›Rani/Badshah no Hajiro
- ›Old stock exchange facade
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Best time
Year-round; 9 pm onward
Entry fee
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Est. budget
₹200–600
Duration
Evening
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