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Aayesha Fernandes
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    A good local bite in Pawas is the fish curry with coconut milk, usually served in a banana leaf with a side of steamed rice. It’s lighter than the richer coconut based curries you’ll find at Velneshwar Beach, and the same as the fresh fish at Ganpatipule. A quick stall near the railway station sells the curry and a handful of spicy banana leaf vadas, perfect for a quick grab before heading out. If you’re staying nearby, the Kokanwadi Resort has a small on site eatery that re creates the same style of curry.

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