Rediscover glory of Old Goa
Rediscover the glory of Old Goa at Viceroy’s Arch, Basilica of Bom Jesus, St Catherin’s Chapel, St. Francis of Assisi, Se Cathedral, St Augustine’s tower and Rosary Church
Are you ready to unlock the true taste of Goa, beyond the beaches and shacks? This isn't just a food walk; it's an immersion into the soul of Goan cuisine, a tantalizing blend of Portuguese heritage and vibrant Indian spices, guided by local experts who live and breathe these flavors. We skip the tourist traps and take you to hidden gems, family-run eateries, and local favorites where real Goans eat. Discover dishes you won't find on standard restaurant menus – unique Goan snacks, traditional sweets, and refreshing local beverages. Stroll through Panjim's picturesque streets, soak in the Indo-Portuguese architecture, and hear fascinating stories that bring the city and its food to life.




We begin our journey in the vibrant and picturesque Latin Quarter of Fontainhas. Take in the colourful houses and charming alleys as your guide sets the stage for our culinary adventure. Goan Confectionery & Chai is the first stop which is a quaint, traditional bakery. Here, we'll dive into the world of Goan sweets with a delightful Bebinca (Goa's layered cake masterpiece), perfectly paired with a strong, spiced Goan Chai. This introduces the Portuguese influence on Goan sweets.
We'll navigate through charming backstreets, heading to a beloved local snack joint often overlooked by visitors. Pattoleos & Ros Omelette (Sampling): Experience the unique Pattoleos, sweet rice parcels steamed in turmeric leaves, or a sample of the iconic Ros Omelette, a spicy chicken xacuti gravy poured over a fluffy omelette and served with local bread (pao). This showcases the savoury street food culture and local staples. Local Beverage Stop: Quench your thirst with a refreshing Sol Kadi (kokum-infused coconut milk drink) – a digestive and cooling local favourite.
We'll pass by the bustling Panjim Municipal Market for a sensory overload of fresh produce, spices, and local life, discussing the ingredients that shape Goan cuisine.
Traditional Goan Sweet Treat: We'll conclude our food walk with a seasonal delight, from a cherished local vendor.
A Food evangelist will lead this Panjim food walk to help you taste the best of Goan cuisine
The untold story of Goa's cuisine
Rediscover the glory of Old Goa at Viceroy’s Arch, Basilica of Bom Jesus, St Catherin’s Chapel, St. Francis of Assisi, Se Cathedral, St Augustine’s tower and Rosary Church
Visit 9000 year old rock carvings, mysterious bubble lake,. laterite cave at Rivona, fascinating temples like the 12th century Tamdi Surla and the populat Mangeshi, Forts of Goa like Reis Magis, Chapora & Aguada, and the forgotten capital of Goa at Chandor.
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