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Street food is more than just a snack, it’s a window into a city’s culture. Here are six offbeat, lesser known street foods from around the world that are worth booking a ticket for. (Source: Photo by Wikimedia commons )
Imagawayaki (Japan): A round, pancake like dessert filled with red bean paste, custard, or chocolate, a hidden gem from Japanese street stalls. (Source: Photo by Wikimedia commons )
Khanom Buang (Thailand): Also known as Thai crispy pancakes, these mini taco like treats are filled with coconut cream and topped with sweet or savoury shreds. (Source: Photo by Wikimedia commons )
Kwek Kwek (Philippines): Quail eggs dipped in orange coloured batter and deep fried crunchy on the outside, creamy on the inside, served with spicy vinegar dip. (Source: Photo by Wikimedia commons )
Midye Dolma (Turkey): Stuffed mussels with spiced rice and lemon juice, a favourite grab and go snack on Istanbul’s waterfront. (Source: Photo by Wikimedia commons )
Tlacoyos (Mexico): These oval shaped blue corn masa pockets are stuffed with beans, cheese, or fava beans, and topped with salsa and nopales, a true taste of Mexico beyond tacos. (Source: Photo by Wikimedia commons )
Bánh Tráng Nướng (Vietnam): Known as "Vietnamese pizza," this grilled rice paper snack is topped with egg, scallions, pork floss, and hot sauce for a smoky, crunchy delight. (Source: Photo by Wikimedia commons )
