Mathura Vrindavan is an important place for the devotees of Lord Krishna. Although people come here throughout the year to see Banke Bihari, but on Janmashtami people from all over the world come here to celebrate Krishna’s birthday. If you are also coming to Mathura Vrindavan on this occasion, then let us tell you that apart from temples, this city is known for some special types of dishes and sweets.
There are many such dishes available here, whose taste is very popular among the people. It is said that if you come to Mathura and do not visit these places to eat, then your trip is incomplete. So let us know about those places of Mathura, whose food is famous all over India and you must taste them.

Oma’s Shortbread

If you haven’t eaten kachori in Mathura, then what have you eaten? Yes, Oma Pehelwan Kachori Wala’s kachoris are very famous here. Wet potato curry with kachori is people’s breakfast here. Potato curry is made in garam masala, so it is very spicy. Kachori is also made in two ways. Potato kachori and dal kachori. To double the taste, shopkeepers serve it with green chutney and curd.

Shankar sweets seller’s Puri Sabzi

If you want to eat to your heart’s content in Mathura, then go to Shankar Mithai Wala. This shop is very famous for Puri Sabzi. The price of a plate of Puri Sabzi is not very high and the taste is such that you will forget the taste of the food cooked by your own hands. People also like to go to Radha Krishna Dhaba and Agrawal Restaurant to taste the potatoes added in it.

Infamous Chaat

Although you might have eaten potato tikki from many places, but the badnam chaat potato tikki of Mathura is something else. Here you will find potato tikki carts on every street, but if you want to really enjoy this snack, then the Badnam chaat shop is the best. Here hot potato tikki is served with chole.

Lassi from local point

You know that Mathura’s lassi is famous all over UP. You don’t have to work hard to taste the lassi. The best lassi is made at the local point near the Banke Bihari temple. People feel refreshed just by drinking a glass of lassi.

Peda

Like Agra’s Petha, Mathura’s Peda is very popular. Whoever comes to Mathura does not leave without eating Peda. There are many Peda shops here which have been selling Pedas for many years. If you want to buy Pedas, then you can explore Brijwasi Sweet, Shankar Mithai Wala or Brijwasi Peda Wali shop.

How to reach Mathura

Mathura city is well connected to all the districts. If you are coming by your vehicle, you can come via Yamuna Expressway. If you want, you can also reach here by train or UP Roadways buses.

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If you come to Mathura and don’t taste these things, you will regret it, you won’t get such taste anywhere else in India