Aashirvatham, a humble street food stall, is a must-visit for any vada enthusiast! 
Located on a bustling street, this hidden gem is always packed, despite the parking challenges 
. But trust us, it’s
worth the effort!
Their team of hardworking men start early, preparing fresh, hot, crispy, and oh-so-tasty vadas that fly off the shelves in no time 
! Prices start from just ₹6 per piece, served with a delicious chutney 
.
Roadside Parking (be prepared to park and walk!)
Wheelchair Accessible
Vadas hold a special place in South Indian cuisine, and you’ll find at least one vada shop every 100 meters in every city 
! They’re a staple breakfast or mid-meal snack for many working-class people. While the ingredients are healthy, the cooking method makes them a guilty pleasure 
.
Medhu (Meaning Soft) Vadas are a game-changer - golden brown, crispy, and utterly addictive! 
Don’t miss out on this street food heaven!
Supporting @AjitThite Sir’s Dil Se Local Challenge 
This post is part of our efforts to promote local eateries and street food vendors, highlighting their stories and struggles. Let’s come together to support these hidden gems! 
Now it’s your turn, fellow Local Guides! 
Share your own local favorites, just like vada, from your city! What’s your go-to street food or local delicacy? Share your photos, reviews, and stories, and let’s explore the flavors of India together! 
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,omg heaven.A South Indian can relate it easily,thank you for sharing