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Akash Bhattacharya
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    Have you tried the local “pindi” with its spicy lentil stew? It’s a common side at the dhaba on Main Road and pairs well with the sweet “kanda pitha.” If you prefer a sit down, the Capital O Siddartha Grand is just a 300 meter walk from the temple and offers a full thali with the signature chicken curry. Let me know if you need a recommendation for a vegetarian thali nearby.

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