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Explore Famous Street Food in Meerut Near Namo Bharat Station
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News18•17-10-2026, 18:42
Explore Famous Street Food in Meerut Near Namo Bharat Station
- •Travelers using the Namo Bharat train to reach Begumpul station in Meerut can easily explore various famous local delicacies within a three-kilometer radius.
- •Pinky Chole Bhature in Lal Kurti and the 40-year-old Haria Lassi offer iconic flavors loved by locals and visitors alike.
- •Budhana Gate market features a wide variety of famous Meerut revri and gajak, which are in high demand both nationally and internationally.
- •Other notable local specialties include traditional nankhatai, veg biryani near Chaudhary Charan Singh University, and classic chole kulche at NAS College.
- •Mawana's Mukhtiyar Singh Halwai is famous for its pure desi ghee balushahi, which draws customers from near and far.
Key Questions Answered
Travelers arriving at Meerut's Begumpul station via the Namo Bharat train can find Pinky Chole Bhature and Haria Lassi within a short distance in Lal Kurti, along with various revri and gajak shops in Budhana Gate.
Haria Lassi is located in the Lal Kurti area near Begumpul station and has been operating for over 40 years. It is prepared using rich dry fruits and curd, making it so thick that people are often seen eating it rather than drinking it.
Mukhtiyar Singh Halwai's renowned balushahi is located in Mawana, which is about 20 kilometers away from Meerut. The special balushahi is prepared in pure desi ghee, with prices starting at 600 rupees.
