Soon, soon I go back to India. I wish I had been born in this great warm embrace!By the way….yes yes yes your blog is filled up with wonderful inspiring.Here is a footprint from me in Sweden!Peace & LoveAgneta
Mridula I agree with Shrinidhi. A typical Indian Dhaba is a place where trucks stop. A place for truck drivers to have meals and rest for a while. A typical feature of a dhaba is a lot of charpais in front.
love these kinda dhabas..see so many shops/eateries like this in ladakh as well ..thats what symbolises the line..it happens only in india , I guess ..
Tikiya stands for soap bars….Does this dhaba had bed (Charpai) also then that would made it a proper Indian Dhaba
this looks more like a petty shop for me.. Dhabhas are supposed to be bigger with cots infront of them and all?
its list of eatables. so tikia can not be 'soap bar'. 'tikiya' is round shapped potato stuffing generally eaten with bread or peas masala.
That tikki not tikiya…:)
Other things from the list are ok but what is 'tikiya' here?
Soon, soon I go back to India. I wish I had been born in this great warm embrace!By the way….yes yes yes your blog is filled up with wonderful inspiring.Here is a footprint from me in Sweden!Peace & LoveAgneta
Mridula I agree with Shrinidhi. A typical Indian Dhaba is a place where trucks stop. A place for truck drivers to have meals and rest for a while. A typical feature of a dhaba is a lot of charpais in front.
love these kinda dhabas..see so many shops/eateries like this in ladakh as well ..thats what symbolises the line..it happens only in india , I guess ..
Nice pic, it brings back a lot of traveling memories.
Thanks a lot for the great India Dhaba debate 😀 This was not on the road side but insdie a park hence the missing cots but was very much Dhaba style.