Mathura Peda
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Dense milk peda, Mathura's best-known sweet.
Street food and local eats in Mathura

A fine dine style bhojnalaya near the New Bus Stand, known for its thalis and North Indian vegetarian menu.

A fine dine style bhojnalaya near the New Bus Stand, known for its thalis and North Indian vegetarian menu.

Well-known Mathura sweet shop, famous for its soft peda and traditional milk sweets made for generations.

A budget friendly unlimited thali restaurant near Shri Krishna Janmasthan, popular with pilgrims for simple vegetarian meals.

Mathura's most popular breakfast stop, known for crispy kachori served with spicy aloo sabzi and hot jalebi.

A well known Mathura sweet shop offering peda, rasmalai, and other classic sweets alongside a solid breakfast menu.

A long standing Mathura favourite known for its onion kachori and onion samosa, popular as a casual hangout spot.
Local food specialties and traditional favourites
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Dense milk peda, Mathura's best-known sweet.
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Spiced fried puri with aloo sabzi and jalebi, the Braj breakfast.
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Thick sweet or salted lassi, sold all over the old city.