☀️ Morning – Poha, Jalebi & Chai Combo
Start your day the Indori way! You’ll find countless stalls selling freshly prepared Poha-Jalebi combos for under ₹50. Try:
- Chappan Dukan – Poha ₹25, Jalebi ₹20
- Ravi Poha Center (Vijay Nagar) – ₹30 combo
- Saraffa early mornings – Poha ₹20, Tea ₹10
🍛 Lunch – Filling Meals Without Overspending
Indore has countless affordable messes and thali joints where you can eat to your heart’s content under ₹100:
- Maheshwari Mess (Bhawarkua) – ₹80 thali with 2 sabzis, dal, roti, rice & salad
- Shree Ram Bhojnalaya (Geeta Bhawan) – ₹70 unlimited thali
- Vijay Nagar Tiffin Points – Monthly mess ₹2500 (≈ ₹80/meal)
🌇 Evening Snacks – Chatpata Treats
Evenings in Indore are incomplete without something spicy or crispy. For under ₹100, you can try:
- Johnny Hot Dog (56 Dukan) – ₹50 famous egg or veg hot dog
- Joshi Dahi Bada House – ₹60 for 2 pieces
- Bhawarkua Street Corners – ₹40 sev puri or bhel
🌙 Dinner – Light Meals Under ₹100
If you’re winding down the day, there are budget dinner options too:
- Pandit Pav Bhaji (Sarafa) – ₹80 plate
- Kanadiya Road Chinese Van – ₹90 noodles or fried rice
- Tiwari Dosa (Annapurna) – ₹70 masala dosa
💰 Pro Tip
Most small eateries near colleges or offices offer daily combo meals for ₹60-₹90 — ask for “regular lunch plate” or “student combo.” These are fresh, filling, and easy on the pocket.
🧾 Quick Recap
| Meal Type | Average Cost (₹) | Examples |
|---|---|---|
| Breakfast | 40–60 | Poha-Jalebi, Tea |
| Lunch | 70–90 | Mess or Bhojnalaya Thali |
| Snacks | 40–80 | Hot Dog, Dahi Bada |
| Dinner | 70–90 | Pav Bhaji, Dosa |
💬 Final Words
Indore’s food scene proves you don’t need deep pockets to eat well. From wholesome thalis to legendary street food, ₹100 is more than enough to fill your stomach — and your heart.
If you’re new in the city, make 56 Dukan, Geeta Bhawan, and Bhawarkua your first stops. These areas define why Indore is India’s true food capital in 2025.