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Aayesha Kakar
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    The market stalls on the side road that serve bhapa pitha with fried fish are popular for a quick bite, and the vendor grills the fish right before you. If you’d rather sit down after, the small shop a few steps down from the main road offers a simple fish curry with mustard oil a classic choice for solo diners. Afterward you could head to Hotel 16 avenue for a quiet lounge and a cup of tea.

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