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Food tours in Ahmedabad

Ahmedabad Food Tours Guide 2026

Discover the best food tours, cooking classes, and culinary experiences in Ahmedabad.

The short answer: start with Morning Heritage Walk (AMC), Ahmedabad Food Walk and Street Food Walking Tour with Local Guide (GetYourGuide). This guide profiles 9+ food tours and culinary experiences in Ahmedabad, with prices, timing, and the practical notes that decide whether each one earns a place in your plan.

Ahmedabad is Gujarat's largest city and India's first UNESCO World Heritage City (2017), a Sabarmati River metropolis where the walled Old City's carved-wood pols, Sultanate-era mosques, and Gandhi's Sabarmati Ashram sit alongside a fast-growing metro, riverfront promenades, and one of India's best vegetarian food cultures.

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Tour formats

Different ways to experience Ahmedabad's food scene.

Format

Old City street food walk

Evening or morning guided walk through Manek Chowk, Raipur Darwaja and Lal Darwaja with five to six tastings

Typical duration: 2-3.5 hours

Format

Heritage walk with breakfast

The AMC Morning Heritage Walk through the pols of the Walled City, with an optional breakfast at Chandravilas

Typical duration: 2-2.5 hours

Format

Night market and riverfront tour

Evening tour combining street-food stops, the Law Garden night market and the Sabarmati Riverfront

Typical duration: 3.5 hours

Format

Home cook-and-dine

A local home cook teaches Gujarati thali dishes such as khandvi, shukka bateta subzi and shrikhand, then serves a meal

Typical duration: 3-4 hours

Format

Self-guided thali and snack trail

Independent route across thali halls, farsan shops and night-market stalls

Typical duration: Flexible

Cooking classes

Take a piece of Ahmedabad home with you.

Class

Cook and Dine with a Local in Ahmedabad

3-4 hoursCheck the Viator or Klook listing

A home-cook cooking lesson and four-course Gujarati thali meal with non-alcoholic drinks; dishes have included khandvi, shukka bateta subzi and shrikhand

Class

Variant Cooking Classes

Varies by courseQuoted on request

Workshops on Gujarati dal, shaak, rotli, bhakhri, thepla, dhokla, handvo and farsan

DIY self-guided food tour

The Walled City makes a good self-guided eating route of about three hours, best begun at Raipur Darwaja in the morning or Lal Darwaja and Manek Chowk in the evening.

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    Stop 1 - Raipur Bhajiya House, Raipur Darwaja: hot bhajiyas in the morning

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    Stop 2 - Gwalia Sweets, Kalupur New Cloth Market: fafda-jalebi and Gujarati sweets

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    Stop 3 - Chandravilas, Gandhi Road: fafda, jalebi and chai

  4. 4

    Stop 4 - Das Khaman, Gol Limda: Surti and dahi khaman

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    Stop 5 - Lucky Tea House, Lal Darwaja: chai and maska bun

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    Stop 6 - Manek Chowk night market: bhajipau at Honest and Jashuben Shah pizza (evening)

Foodie tips

Get more out of every meal.

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Manek Chowk food stalls start about 7PM; morning visitors see the vegetable market instead

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Most vendors are vegetarian; non-vegetarian food is in Bhatiyar Gali near Jama Masjid

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Gujarat is an alcohol-prohibited state, so food tours serve tea, chaas and sweet drinks, not alcohol

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The AMC Heritage Walk starts from the Swaminarayan Mandir in Kalupur, and visitors must dress modestly at the temple and Jama Masjid

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Meeting points and slots vary by operator, so confirm them on the booking page

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Drink only sealed bottled water and eat at busy stalls with fast turnover

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Prices in listings change; confirm on the operator's booking page