
Indori poha and Sabudana vada in Chennai
Last month I had been to Indore, Madhya Pradesh on a food tour. While there, everyday for breakfast, I was treated to varieties of Indori Poha, which I fell in love. Poha is flattened rice (அவல் in Tamil) cooked along with an assortment of spices, topped with nuts and served with sev. In the evenings, I had tried Sabudana vada (ஜவ்வரிசி in Tamil) which is a fried snack made with Tapioca Sago.
Food items in Indore was divinely, but the taste of these two dishes kept lingering in my tongue. Returning home, I had looked for Poha and Sabudana Vada in Chennai and found a restaurant called “Nutty Chefs” in R.A.Puram, Chennai that was selling these. Today I ordered a portion of Poha and Sabudana Vada through Swiggy for Rs.110 each and it was delivered in excellent quality, reusable boxes. The food was yummy, and I liked it.
Needless to say, the authentic poha you get from the oldman in Chappan Dukan, Indore was the best – but everyday I can’t be traveling the 1500 Kms for a plate!

Nutty Chefs, R A Puram, Chennai – (from top right in clockwise) Nutty Indori poha, Sabudana Hearts & Nutty Broken Bread Brunch)


2 Comments
Narasimhan
Hi I visit your blog atleast once a week and i like your posts.Keep going.
You may also know Sabudhana Vada is also available in Goli Vada Pav Shop at Mylapore opposite the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan
venkatarangan
thanks. will visit next time.