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    You might also want to try the local kanda pitha with a side of pindi at the dhaba on Main Road the pindi is spicier there than at Capital O Siddartha Grand, which is only a short walk away. If you’re after something a bit heavier, the dhaba’s thali usually includes a generous portion of chicken kurru that pairs nicely with the sweet pitha. TravelIndiaDeals may earn a commission if you book through this link.

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