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What to eat at Sarafa Bazaar, Indore

Quick answer

Sarafa Bazaar is best for dahi bada, garadu, sabudana khichdi, shikanji, kulfi. Go 9 pm to past midnight. Our guide picks 2 spots here: Joshi Dahi Bada House, Sawariya Sabudana Khichdi.

A jewellery lane by day that flips into a lantern-lit night market once the gold shops pull their shutters.

Heads-up: Sarafa's night market was cut back in late 2025, and a High Court order in September 2026 brought its food stalls back. Check which stalls are trading before you go.

Where to eat at Sarafa Bazaar

Joshi Dahi Bada House Sarafa Bazaar

Part snack, part circus act. The owner flings a loaded plate of dahi bada high into the air, catches it without losing a drop, then showers it with masalas. The bada are pillow-soft and the curd is cool, thick and sweet. You'll laugh, film it and then order another plate.

Sawariya Sabudana Khichdi Sarafa Bazaar

Sabudana khichdi gets the full Indori treatment here: glossy pearls tossed with peanuts and potato, then buried under sev, coriander, lemon and the city's beloved jeeravan masala. It's spicy rather than sweet, which surprises fasting-food veterans. The tikiyas make a strong second course if you've got room.

Last checked: October 2026