OHhh..... I love the look of this stall so simple and yet so pleasing , after living in a city with big shops, malls and dazzling food joints it was so refreshing for me to see a simple eating place where people from the village come to have a little snack or bite with their morning cup of tea
For simple village folk eating out is not very common, its like a treat or its only out of necessity that one ventures out to have a bite of something which is not normally prepared on a regular basic in a goan home.
Goans are true meal eaters i.e a good scrumptious and filling meal is what a goan craves for ...
Nevertheless you will find such places in villages where there will be a couple of tables put in and you will find friends (mostly men..) sitting enjoying a cup of tea with vada, pav or bhajiya (fritters) you will also find a pulse curry (not in the picture) which can be had with pav or bread...
How i love the look of that vintage glass cupboard which holds the goodies to be eaten with a hot cup of tea
yummy!!!!
fresh bread just out of the oven here in the tray (doesn't look hygienic , but thats village life), but one bite and you wont look at the blue basket Hahha....fresh and fragrant bread....Hummmm.....
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The cupboard captured my attention at once, I absolutely love such things!! :)
And breads look attractive, I even didn't noticed smth was wrong with the basket ;)
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