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Anthony Shinde
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    If you’re near the Kanaka Durga Temple, try the local “pappadam” and “pindi” stalls that line the main road they’re a quick bite and very authentic. For a sit down meal, there’s a small eatery called “Vijaya Sweets & Snacks” just a short walk from the temple that serves traditional Andhra curries and a sweet “kanda pitha” you shouldn’t miss. It’s a favorite among locals and offers a genuine taste of Vijayawada’s cuisine.

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