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    A quick walk from the museum takes you to a cluster of stalls on the road opposite the temple where you can try dhokla, khandvi, and spicy samosa. If you want a sit down bite, the restaurant inside Hotel Aditya Mansingh Inn offers a Gujarati thali with a local twist, and it’s only about a kilometer away. The beach side cafés near Prabhas Patan also serve fresh coconut water and fish fry.

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