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Ameya Padmanabhan
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    If you’re staying on the beach, a quick stop at the stalls right near the landing point is usually the cheapest. They sell whole fish by the kilogram and grill it on the spot you can cut a piece for a few rupees and pair it with a plain rice or roti. Fresh catch is usually sold at lower rates than pre packaged seafood, so for a budget traveler it’s worth trying. The vendors are open from early morning until evening, so you can grab a bite at any time.

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