Banaras, the city of streets, is very famous not only in the country but also abroad. Every aspect of this city is very special. The Ganga Ghats and streets here attract people from far and wide, and the food here is also very pleasing to the people. Be it Banaras lassi or kachori, the mouth starts watering on hearing the name.
There are special places to taste lassi and kachori in this oldest city of India . Although every dish here has its own distinct taste, but the city’s Pahelwan Lassi and Chachi’s Kachori are unique. Both these shops have been known for their famous dishes for a long time.
Famous shops of Kashi have collapsed
However, recently the Uttar Pradesh Public Works Department demolished about 30 shops including these two favorite shops near Lanka intersection to build a new four-lane road. As soon as this news came out, there was a stir among the people fond of the dishes of these shops, but there is no need to panic. People fond of these delicious dishes of Banaras can breathe a sigh of relief, because now the new address of these two famous shops has been found.
Now wrestler’s lassi will be available here
This 75-year-old shop is known for its special taste. Earlier this shop used to be at Lanka-Ravidas crossing, but now to taste the lassi here, you have to go to HDFC Bank in Katra on the road from Lanka to Assi Ghat. The address of the shop may be new, but the craze for it among the people is no less. From politics to the film world, many famous personalities have tasted the lassi available at this shop.
The lassi served here is known as “Rabri Wali Lassi”. It is made using yogurt, malai (cream), rabri (a sweetened condensed milk dish), saffron and rose water . It is also served in eco-friendly kulhads (clay cups). You will find a variety of lassi flavors here, including fruit lassi, chocolate lassi, saffron lassi, banana lassi and masala lassi.
This is the new address of Chachi’s Kachori
Famous for its unique taste, Chachi’s Kachori has been a favourite among people for 110 years. This famous shop has reopened right in front of its old address. Shopkeeper Kailash here says that his mother started this shop. She was not only known for her delicious Kachori, but is also famous for her sharp tongue. Local people started considering Chachi’s scolding along with delicious Kachori as a blessing.
