Aug 07, 2025

8 Indian Dishes That Went Viral for All the Right Reasons

Aanya Mehta

Pakhala Bhata

Simple, soothing and soul food. This fermented rice dish went viral for its gut-friendly properties and nostalgic summer comfort.

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Blue Pea Chai (North East India)

Made with butterfly pea flowers, this caffeine-free tea became a visual favourite for its vivid blue hue that turns purple with lemon.

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Bhutte Ka Khees

This spicy sweet street food from Indore won hearts online with its humble roots and rich flavour.

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Ghee Roast Dosa

The internet couldn’t get enough of this South Indian classic loaded with ghee, podi masala, and spicy chutneys.

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Rajasthani Mirchi Vada

This fiery street snack went viral thanks to food vloggers highlighting its bold crunch and flavour.

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Patoleo

This coconut jaggery rice delicacy trended for its wholesome preparation and rich heritage during monsoons.

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Aloo Kachori Chaat

This layered street chaat gained popularity on reels for its satisfying crunch and masala explosion.

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Ramasseri Idli

Flat, soft, and steamed over cloth in clay pots, this rustic Palakkad specialty went viral for its texture and technique unlike any other idli.

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