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Deepak Vaidya
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    If you’re looking for a quick family bite that still feels local, try the food stalls around the Sagarika Emporium area. A short walk north takes you to the “Andaman Fish Market” stalls where you can grab freshly grilled fish and coconut rice a classic Andaman combo that kids usually love. The stalls open early and stay open until late, so you can fit it into your day before heading back to the church.

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