₹500 Street Food Feast: A Delicious Evening with Friends 📍

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Last evening was special. Some close friends were coming over. We decided not to cook at home or order from a fancy restaurant. Instead, we thought, why not bring the vibrant taste of Panchkula’s Sec 7 Market straight to our dining table?

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My wife and I went to the bustling Sec 7 market. We had just ₹500 in our pocket and a simple plan. Pick up a mix of street food favorites. Pack them up and surprise our friends with a mini feast at home.



Stop 1: Vada Pavs – ₹25 each × 4 = ₹100 🍔

The first thing we grabbed were vada pavs. At ₹25 each, we packed four of them so everyone at home could get one. Soft pav, spicy aloo filling, and that signature chutney – wrapped neatly and ready to be served hot at home.


Stop 2: Biryani (Half Plate) – ₹200 🍲

No feast is complete without a proper meal, and the aroma of biryani was irresistible. We ordered a half plate for ₹200, packed carefully so the rice stayed warm and fragrant. The mix of spices and tender chicken pieces made sure our guests would have something filling on their plates.


Stop 3: Crispy Potato Spiral – ₹100 🍟

For something fun and different, we added a potato spiral on a stick for ₹100. Packed in a foil wrap, it kept its crunchiness until we got home. We knew this would be a hit snack to munch on while chatting.


Stop 4: Momos (Half Plate × 2) – ₹60 each = ₹120 🥟

Finally, we couldn’t leave without momos. We packed two half plates (₹120 total), making sure there were enough for everyone to taste. The spicy chutney was sealed separately – a must-have for that authentic momo kick.


✅ The Bill – ₹520 for 4 People

  • Vada Pavs: ₹100
  • Biryani: ₹200
  • Potato Spiral: ₹100
  • Momos (2 Half Plates): ₹120
    Total: ₹520

For just about ₹500, we came back home with a table full of street food happiness.


The Feast at Home 🏠

When our friends arrived, their faces lit up at the sight of all the packed goodies. Each of us dug into our vada pavs. We shared the biryani and passed around crispy potato bites. Finally, we fought over the last momo. The market’s hustle and flavors had travelled with us, turning our home into a little street food adda.

It wasn’t just about the food, but the laughter, stories, and joy of sharing it together. Who knew ₹500 could create such a memorable evening?


Next time you have friends coming over, skip the usual pizza or restaurant delivery. Head to your local street food market, pack a mix of goodies, and create your own feast at home. And if you enjoyed our ₹500 food adventure, don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more food stories!

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