Goa is one of the most popular holiday destinations in India. People from different places can’t help but get attracted to this beach paradise. Restaurants in Goa serve a variety of cuisines to cater to the number of people visiting from different countries.
Goa is known for its sea food, such as prawn, crab, pomfret and other kinds of fish. Vegetarians however, need not worry as there are shacks and restaurants that serve vegetarian dishes too. From multi-cuisine restaurants to fast food restaurants, Goa has it all.
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Multi-Cuisine Restaurants in Goa
Goa is known for its multi-cuisine restaurants. You have a choice between Indian, Thai, Chinese, Continental, Mexican, Lebanese, Italian and German delicacies served at some of the best multi-cuisine restaurants in Goa. Some restaurants also have beach barbeques that are a delight! You can enjoy mouth-watering dishes while you watch the ebb and tide of the waves.
Vegetarian Restaurants in Goa:
Though seafood is a specialty of Goa, you can try out the vegetarian fare available in South Indian and North Indian restaurants. If you are feeling more adventurous taste the vegetarian delights in international cuisines.
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Fast Food Restaurants
Fast food shacks and restaurants are a favorite among tourists in Goa. These shacks, usually located on the beach front, serve great seafood. After your meal you can stroll along the beach or visit the nearby tourist attractions. Snacks served at beach shacks and stalls include bhel puri, fish roll, omelet pav, pani puri, puri bhaji and freshly made juices.
Goan Restaurants
If you are a foodie who likes to experiment, do try the local delicacies like Goan sausages, cafreal, crispy fried mussel, fish curry and rice and balchao. The aroma of these Goan delicacies is so tempting that you will automatically find yourself in a Goan restaurant at some point!
As you can see, Goa has something to offer everyone when it comes to food. If you like to drink do try the local made feni and other liquor. Though, mind you, the smell of feni can be quite intense! Locally made alcohol is available at cheap rates and is purer than expected. So what are you waiting for? Dig in to some Goan delights!