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Lucknowi zaika
Arcade Silver 56, LG 5 arched silver 56 dukan LG 5 arched, bukan, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
Jain Shaab
56 Dukan St, Behind 56 Dukan, 11 Bungalow Colony, New Palasia, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
Johny Hot Dog
Shop no. Nin, hz51 & 52, Near 56 Dukan, Chappan Dukan, New Palasia, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
Nema Kulfi and Gajak
56 Dukan St, Behind 56 Dukan, Chappan Dukan, New Palasia, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
Ramesh Masala Dosa
PVFM+QVX, Chappan Dukan, New Palasia, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
Chai Sutta Bar Indore
Near 56 Dukan, Chappan Dukan, New Palasia, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
Young Tarang Restaurant
46,47, 46, 56 Dukan St, Behind 56 Dukan, Chappan Dukan, New Palasia Extension, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
London Chaiwala
Bldg One, 56 Dukan St, New Palasia, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
Agrawal Namkeen Center
Shop 14, 15, 56 Dukan St, Behind 56 Dukan, Chappan Dukan, New Palasia, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
Sam's Momos & Rolls
Near 56 Dukan, Chappan Dukan, New Palasia, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
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Hotel Kanchan Tilak
585/2, Mahatma Gandhi Rd, beside 56 Dukan, New Palasia, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
Palette Sapphire Star Chappan Market
39, Race Course Rd, near Chappan Dukan, Near 56 Dukan, Chappan Dukan, New Palasia, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
Treebo Cherry Tree
2, Manoramaganj, A.B. Road, Palasia Square, Opp Patwa Petrol Bunk, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
STAEG SERVICE APARTMENT
Hukumchand, Ghanta Ghar Square, Office : 401 Aru Plaza, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452003, India
Hotel Crown Palace, Indore
Plot No. 2A, Kanchan Bagh, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
Hotel Apna Avenue
Race Course Road, Janjeer Wala Chouraha, Narayan Kothi, New Palasia, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
Hotel South Avenue
9/1, near Jaal Auditorium, South Tukoganj, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
FabHotel Santoor
158, near Gita Bhawan Square, Kanchan Bagh, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
Treebo Omni Palace - Hotel in Indore
16-C, Ratlam Kothi Main Rd, Ratlam Kothi, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
Leelawanti Girls Hostel
11/6, Gita Bhawan Rd, Manorama Ganj, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
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56 Dukaan (Chhappan Dukaan)

56 Dukan St, 11 Bungalow Colony, New Palasia, Indore, Madhya Pradesh 452001, India
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Lucknowi zaika

Jain Shaab

Johny Hot Dog

Nema Kulfi and Gajak

Ramesh Masala Dosa

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Young Tarang Restaurant

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Johny Hot Dog

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Sanjiban SinghamahapatraSanjiban Singhamahapatra
Until 1974, the area was referred to as the Udasin Ashram Market. It was a sparsely wooded region lacking specialized facilities. The local administration of Indore recognized the need for improvement. Consequently, a market was established for the vendors, consisting of 56 shops. This market was officially recorded in government records under the name Udasin Ashram Market. Vendors engaged in mobile businesses were allotted these shops at a cost of 2500 rupees each. The dimensions of these shops were a mere six by eight, allowing space for a handcart. During that period, the market primarily catered to the retail sale of items like vegetables. However, with time, new individuals acquired these shops and introduced a variety of offerings.[2] Between the 1980s and 1990s, the Chappan Dukan area became synonymous with Indore and earned the moniker "56 Dukan". In 2000, a major transformation took place which made widespread recognition across Madhya Pradesh and the nation. The market's popularity attracted celebrities, officials, and leaders, who frequently included it in their Indore visits, sometimes accompanied by their families.[2][4] In 2020, Chappan Dukan was redeveloped into a smart food street by Indore Smart City Development Limited (ISCDL), with the project costing approximately ₹4 crore (40 million rupees).[5] The area has been designated a 'No Vehicle' zone.[6] Chappan Dukan has its own radio station, which was launched in 2022, catering to both shopkeepers and visitors. This marks the first instance of its kind in Madhya Pradesh, where 56 shops have their individual radio stations—a concept previously seen in malls of Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad.[7][8][9] The Times of India reported in 2019 that the food shops at Chappan Dukan have reportedly contributed approximately 40% (estimated based on shopkeepers' statements) to the city's annual food market turnover of ₹5,000 crore.[3] Note:-Rate is very high, only good for visiting and taking picture.all prices are double then local market.just hyped
Prince MakavanaPrince Makavana
If you're a food lover visiting Indore, 56 Dukaan (also known as Chhappan Dukaan) is an absolute must-visit! I recently spent an evening here and was completely blown away by the variety, flavors, and sheer vibrancy of the place. It's not just a food street – it's an experience. I started with a plate of Kunafa from Rarish – a rich, indulgent dessert with crispy layers of phyllo dough, filled with pistachios and topped with warm, melty chocolate. Hands down, one of the best classic Kunafas I’ve tried outside the Middle East – sweet, crunchy, and perfectly balanced. Next up were the roasted tandoori momos, generously loaded with cheese and served with spicy red chutney and curd – a fusion delight that really hit the spot. Then I tasted Madhuram’s famous Finni – a delicately sweet, saffron-colored vermicelli dessert that felt nostalgic yet unique. I also tried a hearty Chhole dish, topped with sev and onions – street-style and soul-satisfying. Finally, the bhel dish brought in a tangy, crunchy twist to the evening – perfect for snacking between stops. Chhappan Dukaan is clean, well-organized, and buzzing with energy. The variety is endless – from traditional sweets to modern fusion – and the prices are pocket-friendly. Whether you’re going with friends or family, it’s an experience you’ll remember. Highly recommended!
Hardik MehraHardik Mehra
(dishes mentioned seperately) • as an outsider's pov, after many visits, this is the most overhyped,overrated and overpriced place of the city and it's tourism scene • the natives themselves agree that it used to be an actual good place with great taste and hygiene, but it has degraded over time, but they still rave about it like it's the best food on earth (it's just their attachment to the homeland one has) • the taste is just average of almost every shop. i have tried all major shops and spots here and there's nothing worth the hype and the charges, increased by the unnecessary hype itself • it's good for foreign tourists or someone trying the cuisine for the first time but the cuisine itself is a mixed mess of different cultures lol im sure there do exist better places for authentic and better food to have • it's overrated as hell i mean seriously, I don't get the point of it, it's just your regular street vendors but organised in a line. that's it.
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Until 1974, the area was referred to as the Udasin Ashram Market. It was a sparsely wooded region lacking specialized facilities. The local administration of Indore recognized the need for improvement. Consequently, a market was established for the vendors, consisting of 56 shops. This market was officially recorded in government records under the name Udasin Ashram Market. Vendors engaged in mobile businesses were allotted these shops at a cost of 2500 rupees each. The dimensions of these shops were a mere six by eight, allowing space for a handcart. During that period, the market primarily catered to the retail sale of items like vegetables. However, with time, new individuals acquired these shops and introduced a variety of offerings.[2] Between the 1980s and 1990s, the Chappan Dukan area became synonymous with Indore and earned the moniker "56 Dukan". In 2000, a major transformation took place which made widespread recognition across Madhya Pradesh and the nation. The market's popularity attracted celebrities, officials, and leaders, who frequently included it in their Indore visits, sometimes accompanied by their families.[2][4] In 2020, Chappan Dukan was redeveloped into a smart food street by Indore Smart City Development Limited (ISCDL), with the project costing approximately ₹4 crore (40 million rupees).[5] The area has been designated a 'No Vehicle' zone.[6] Chappan Dukan has its own radio station, which was launched in 2022, catering to both shopkeepers and visitors. This marks the first instance of its kind in Madhya Pradesh, where 56 shops have their individual radio stations—a concept previously seen in malls of Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad.[7][8][9] The Times of India reported in 2019 that the food shops at Chappan Dukan have reportedly contributed approximately 40% (estimated based on shopkeepers' statements) to the city's annual food market turnover of ₹5,000 crore.[3] Note:-Rate is very high, only good for visiting and taking picture.all prices are double then local market.just hyped
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If you're a food lover visiting Indore, 56 Dukaan (also known as Chhappan Dukaan) is an absolute must-visit! I recently spent an evening here and was completely blown away by the variety, flavors, and sheer vibrancy of the place. It's not just a food street – it's an experience. I started with a plate of Kunafa from Rarish – a rich, indulgent dessert with crispy layers of phyllo dough, filled with pistachios and topped with warm, melty chocolate. Hands down, one of the best classic Kunafas I’ve tried outside the Middle East – sweet, crunchy, and perfectly balanced. Next up were the roasted tandoori momos, generously loaded with cheese and served with spicy red chutney and curd – a fusion delight that really hit the spot. Then I tasted Madhuram’s famous Finni – a delicately sweet, saffron-colored vermicelli dessert that felt nostalgic yet unique. I also tried a hearty Chhole dish, topped with sev and onions – street-style and soul-satisfying. Finally, the bhel dish brought in a tangy, crunchy twist to the evening – perfect for snacking between stops. Chhappan Dukaan is clean, well-organized, and buzzing with energy. The variety is endless – from traditional sweets to modern fusion – and the prices are pocket-friendly. Whether you’re going with friends or family, it’s an experience you’ll remember. Highly recommended!
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(dishes mentioned seperately) • as an outsider's pov, after many visits, this is the most overhyped,overrated and overpriced place of the city and it's tourism scene • the natives themselves agree that it used to be an actual good place with great taste and hygiene, but it has degraded over time, but they still rave about it like it's the best food on earth (it's just their attachment to the homeland one has) • the taste is just average of almost every shop. i have tried all major shops and spots here and there's nothing worth the hype and the charges, increased by the unnecessary hype itself • it's good for foreign tourists or someone trying the cuisine for the first time but the cuisine itself is a mixed mess of different cultures lol im sure there do exist better places for authentic and better food to have • it's overrated as hell i mean seriously, I don't get the point of it, it's just your regular street vendors but organised in a line. that's it.
Hardik Mehra

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56 Dukan, Indore – A Street Food Paradise for Every Foodie

Location: 56 Dukan, New Palasia, Indore, Madhya Pradesh

Rating: ★★★★★ (5/5)

Overview: 56 Dukan, also known as Chappan Dukan, is one of Indore’s most iconic street food destinations. The name “56 Dukan” translates to “56 Shops,” symbolizing the collection of food stalls that line this vibrant street, each offering an array of delicious snacks and dishes. From classic chaats to fusion foods and desserts, 56 Dukan is a paradise for food lovers looking to experience the authentic flavors of Indore. Known for its cleanliness, variety, and lively atmosphere, 56 Dukan attracts locals and tourists alike.

Ambiance and Atmosphere: The ambiance at 56 Dukan is lively and bustling, especially in the evenings when the street comes alive with lights, music, and the aroma of freshly made food. Despite the large crowds, the area is remarkably clean and well-organized. The stalls are lined up neatly, offering ample space for people to enjoy their food without feeling overcrowded. The environment is family-friendly, and visitors can enjoy the sight of families, friends, and young couples savoring street food delights, making it a vibrant yet welcoming place.

Food Options and Specialties: The variety of food available at 56 Dukan is astounding, covering both traditional Indori snacks and contemporary fusion dishes. Some must-try items include the famous Indori poha, crispy samosas, and spicy aloo tikki. For chaat lovers, the pani puri and sev puri here are top-notch. Additionally, the street offers unique items like chocolate sandwiches, cheese corn patties, and fusion pizzas that cater to all taste buds. Many stalls serve refreshing drinks like coconut crush, falooda, and lassi, adding the perfect touch to your culinary experience. Notable dessert options include jalebi, malpua, and thick milkshakes for a sweet finish to the meal.

Hygiene and Service: Hygiene is well-maintained at 56 Dukan, which is a big plus, especially for a street food hub. The vendors ensure cleanliness in food preparation, and the local authorities frequently monitor and maintain the area. Service is quick and efficient, with most stall owners being friendly and eager to recommend their specialties.

Value for Money: The prices at 56 Dukan are quite affordable, making it possible to sample a variety of items without overspending. The portion sizes are generous, and the quality of food is excellent, offering great value for money.

Conclusion: 56 Dukan is a must-visit for anyone traveling to Indore or even for locals looking for a great evening out. The lively atmosphere, vast array of food options, and emphasis on cleanliness make it a standout spot among India’s street food destinations. Whether you’re a foodie or just someone looking to explore Indore’s culture, 56 Dukan will leave you with a...

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A Food Lover’s Paradise! 🍽️🍲

If you’re a food enthusiast visiting Indore, Chhappan Dukan is a destination you simply can’t miss! This bustling street, translating to ‘56 Shops,’ is a haven for street food lovers, offering a myriad of delectable dishes that cater to every palate. 🍛🥙

A Culinary Journey Through Indore’s Best: Located in the heart of Indore, Chhappan Dukan is a vibrant hub where both locals and tourists converge to indulge in a variety of local delicacies. From the crack of dawn, the area buzzes with activity, with vendors serving up an array of mouth-watering dishes.

Must-Try Delicacies: • Poha-Jalebi: A classic breakfast combination that’s both sweet and savory. The soft, spiced poha paired with the sugary jalebi is a match made in culinary heaven.  • Khopra Patties: A specialty of Vijay Chaat House, these coconut-filled patties are crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, offering a burst of flavors with every bite.  • Bhutte Ki Kees: A unique dish made from grated corn cooked with spices and milk, resulting in a creamy and flavorful snack that’s sure to delight. • Sabudana Wada: Perfectly crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, these tapioca fritters are a favorite among locals and visitors alike.  • Shikanji: Not to be confused with the traditional lemonade, Indore’s Shikanji is a rich, creamy drink made from milk and dry fruits, offering a refreshing respite from the bustling streets. 

Ambiance and Cleanliness:

The area has undergone significant renovations, transforming into a vehicle-free zone that allows visitors to stroll leisurely and savor their food. The cleanliness is commendable, with well-maintained restrooms and seating areas enhancing the overall experience. 

For the Sweet Tooth:

Madhuram Sweets stands out as a must-visit for dessert lovers. Their Kaju Roti is particularly renowned, offering a melt-in-the-mouth experience that’s hard to forget. 

A Few Considerations:

While the variety and taste are exceptional, some visitors have noted that the area can get quite crowded, especially during peak hours. Additionally, seating can be limited, so be prepared for a bit of a wait during busy times.

Final Thoughts:

Chhappan Dukan is more than just a food street; it’s an experience that encapsulates the rich culinary heritage of Indore. Whether you’re a fan of spicy snacks, sweet treats, or simply looking to immerse yourself in the local culture, this place has something to offer. So, come with an empty stomach and a hearty appetite, and dive into the flavors that make Indore a food lover’s...

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