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Chai PaniAn Indian street food restaurant located in Washington D.C., recognized in The Washington Post's list of top restaurants.
Deep-fried patties made from tapioca pearls, potatoes, and peanuts, often consumed during fasting.
Sabudana vada, also known as 'sabu vada', is a traditional deep-fried fritter originating from Maharashtra, India. It is primarily made from tapioca pearls, mashed potatoes, peanuts, and spices. Often served with spicy green chutney and hot chai, this dish is frequently eaten during religious festivals and fasts. It is characterized by its crunchy, "melt in the mouth" texture.
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An Indian street food restaurant located in Washington D.C., recognized in The Washington Post's list of top restaurants.
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