Chef Kunal Kapur Falls For Indore's Flavours – From Making Jalebi To Enjoying Dal Pakwan At Sarafa Market, Check Out Reels

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): Celebrity chef Kunal Kapur recently visited Indore, and his social media posts show how he’s fallen in love with the city’s flavours and charm.

From Rajwada streets to Sarafa’s sizzling stalls, Kunal explored the heart of Indore.

He posted several reels on Instagram, expressing his experience with the city.

Check out the reels below :

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He posted a video roaming near Indore’s iconic Rajwada, with a heartwarming caption:

“Indore isn’t just a city, it’s an emotion served with a side of poha, jalebi, and the warmest smiles. Here’s to the streets that smell like memories and meals that taste like love.”

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In another reel, Kunal Kapur treated himself to Indore’s famous Dal Pakwan at the bustling Sarafa market.

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Sharing the moment on social media with the caption “Indore ki famous Dal Pakwan,” he gave a shoutout to yet another gem from the city’s food scene.

The video shows him enjoying the crispy pakwan topped with spicy dal.

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If that wasn’t enough to melt hearts, he then shared a fun video of making jalebi at the famous Sarafa market, asking fans:

“Kya aap jalebi ke fan hai? ↕️”

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The video shows him getting hands-on with jalebi-making, laughing and chatting with local vendors, capturing the warmth and energy that Indore is known for.

Fans from across the country praised his connection with street food and local culture, saying it made them miss Indore even more.

From poha to jalebi and everything in between, Kunal Kapur’s Indore diaries are a reminder that some cities aren’t just visited — they’re felt.