The street food is expensive & the place is crowded, unhygienic & noisy. The smell of petrol & diesel is nauseating. Food is tasty though. Elderly persons are bound to get stomach upset. Kulfi & Fruit shots are good. I would rather pay a little more & dine in a good restaurant.

Situated in old city of Ahmedabad, there are now multiple lanes in manekchowk to satisfy your food cravings. Its a paradise for vegetarians for sure, lets head straight to the review: 1) Food: Multiple veg options to choose from, right from ghotala / gwalior dosa to ice cream sandwiches to jamun shots to kulfis to pulav / pav-bhaji etc, there is something for everyone. 2) Hygiene: Better not to have any expectations as it's street food after all. 3) Costs: Prices have gone up now, can easily compete with prices in Mumbai / other city. 4) VFM: Maybe yes, provided you have big group or family with you. 5) Parking: Ideally one can find free space 200-300 meters away from the lane, though this places is chocoblock even post midnight. 6) Safety: Make sure you take care of your mobile and wallets, as told by many pickpocketing is a common practice here.

Manek Chowk in Ahmedabad is a vibrant and bustling market square renowned for its delectable street food offerings. During my visit, I was captivated by the lively atmosphere and the array of enticing aromas that filled the air. The place is a paradise for food enthusiasts, offering a diverse range of culinary delights. The vibrant colors, the sizzling sounds, and the tantalizing tastes created an unforgettable experience. It wasn't just a culinary journey; it was a cultural immersion into the heart of Ahmedabad's street food scene. Manek Chowk truly stands as a testament to the city's rich food culture and the warmth of its people.