Homemade Oriya Food in Mumbai – Traditional Flavors Delivered to Your Doorstep
Home-cooked Oriya food is comforting and safe. The substantial stews, crispy pithas, and comforting dal of Oriya cuisine can make you feel at home anywhere. FoodiaQ delivers authentic Oriya homemade food in Mumbai homes. The food is diligently chosen to highlight Odisha’s rich legacy. Every meal is meticulously created with real food. A culinary experience that will transport you to Odisha’s heart will be unforgettable!
Why Choose Our Oriya Homemade Food?
Authentic Food Recipes
Our FoodiaQ Oriya recipes are based on generations-old family recipes. Each meal is carefully prepared utilizing fresh ingredients and tried-and-true cooking methods for the most authentic taste.
Home-cooked cuisine
We make everything like Oriya homes. We prioritize flavor, quality, and authenticity. Everything is perfect, from spices to preparation.
Variety Dishes
We have delicious and savory meals for everyone, vegetarian or not. Our menu features Odisha’s comfort dishes and more.
Our Oriya Specialties
FoodiaQ has a selection of traditional food delivery Mumbai. If you prefer sweet, spicy, or a blend, we have it. Join us for some of our favorite Oriya dishes:
Chakuli Pitha, a circular, soft rice cake with a subtle spice flavor, pairs well with Matar Tarkari, a pea curry. This hearty breakfast is famous in Odisha. The right balance of light and spicy. Soft chakuli and spicy curry flavors go nicely together.
Deep-frying lentil fritters yields Biri Bara. Soft interior, crunchy exterior. Sour and spicy yellow pea curry, Ghuguni, is served with it. This delectable snack is popular in Odisha. The crunch complements the curry’s heartiness.
The creamy potato stew in Aloo Dum and the golden, crunchy onion fritters in Piaji are wonderful. Combining these two meals creates a filling, flavorful supper. Piaji’s salty crunch complements Aloo Dum’s spice.
The warm potato dish Aloo Dum is cooked with spices and sour gravy. The calm-textured Dahibara fritter is made using yogurt. Ghuguni is a spicy yellow pea curry. The combination of acidic yogurt and substantial peas makes this renowned Oriya dish perfect for breakfast or a light supper.
Budha Chakuli is thicker and tastier than Chakuli Pitha. Rice flour is used and cooked perfectly. Usually with curry, it warms the dish. This meal is smooth and hearty, making it perfect at any time.
Our Oriya Pure Veg Thali includes curries, dal, vegetables, rice, and flatbread. This healthful Oriya vegetarian dinner includes gentle to spicy flavors. It’s the best healthy, filling dinner.
Meetha Kanika is a fragrant rice dish with sugar, ghee, and dry fruits. However, Buta Dalma is a wonderful dal-vegetable curry. Sweet rice and substantial dal pair beautifully in this meal since their tastes are so diverse.
Dalma is comfortable. It contains pumpkin, raw banana, beans, and lentils. It’s cooked with spices for a nutritious, full supper. In Oriya families, dalma is staple. It comes with steaming rice and provides energy and comfort with every bite.
Machha Besara with Rice and Salad
Machha Besara is a sour mustard sauce fresh fish curry, a staple Oriya meal. This dinner offers the best balance between freshness and richness—steamed rice with a salad. The fish finds the fiery, mustardy gravy interesting and filling.
Chicken Curry with Rice and Salad
Our Chicken Curry calls for delicate chicken atop thick, fragrant sauce using classic spices. This is a full and sensible lunch combining fresh salad with rice. The chicken is excellent; the curry is meaty and hot.
Multi-vegetable curry Ghanta Tarkari boasts many great spices. Rice goes great with this delicious and sensible dinner. Also nutritious. Vegetables and spices create a good, filling dinner.
A mustard-sour gravy is used in the Oriya cuisine Machha Chhencheda. Given the mustard paste and spices employed, it tastes thick and fiery. It’s a great, aromatic dinner usually presented with rice.
An Oriya treat, kheeri is made from rice, milk, sugar, and cardamom. Including dry fruits makes this a light but tasty treat. Kheeri is calming and fragrant. It’s a great dinner finale with its sweet and creamy texture.
Chhena Payas is the delectable delicacy made from fresh cottage cheese cooked in sugar syrup. It tastes great, melts in your lips, smells fantastic. In Odisha, this dessert’s creamy, sweet taste is well-known.
Black-eyed peas, rice flour, and sugar are used in a classic Oriya dessert called Biri Poda Pitha. Combining and baking the elements produces a delicate, sweet treat. Perfect for any occasion, this unusual thick dessert tastes fantastic.
An old Oriya cake, the Khira Poda Pitha has sugar, coconut, and rice flour. Rich sweets would find their ideal thick, rich texture when roasted till golden brown. Coconut sweet treats are delicious.
How to Order Homemade Oriya Food in Mumbai?
FoodiaQ makes ordering homemade Oriya food in Mumbai simple. Delivery occurs daily from 9 AM until 7 PM. For a fresh, authentic Oriya breakfast, order by 7 p.m. the night before. Just browse our menu and we’ll deliver traditional Oriya food to your door!
Client Testimonials
“FoodiaQ delivers authentic Odisha flavors to my house! Chakuli Pitha with Matar Tarkari and Machha Besara made me crave home. The food arrived swiftly and fresh. Will order again!”
Priya S.
“I miss Oriya food, but FoodiaQ saved me! Biri Poda Pitha and Dahibara & Ghuguni were amazing. It was fresh, delicious, and I recommend it!”
Ankit R.
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