The Fusion Journey OF NORTH INDIAN SNACKS IN GOA

The culinary landscape of Goa, traditionally shaped by Portuguese influences and local Konkani traditions, has experienced a fascinating transformation with the introduction of North Indian snacks.

This development, a product of migration and cultural exchange, has seamlessly woven the vibrant flavors of North India into Goa's gastronomic tapestry, reflecting the region's dynamic and evolving tastes.

The story begins in the post-independence era when Goa started attracting people from across India due to its burgeoning tourism industry and economic opportunities. Among these migrants were North Indians who brought with them not just their labor and skills but also their rich culinary heritage. As Goa's tourism flourished, the demand for diverse food options grew, and North Indian settlers saw an opportunity to introduce their beloved snacks to a new audience.