'How to Eat at Indian Roadside Restaurants for Foreigners (Dhaba Tour)'

'When you visit India, you can eat at cheap roadside restaurants safely! I\'ll show you exactly how to order at a traditional Indian Dhaba (roadside restaurant) and how to judge whether the food is clean and safe to eat.  The Worst Tourist Trap in India (Hotel Gangaur) https://youtu.be/Ca9Nw-YsX_k  Dhabas all along the motorways in India provide the tastiest and freshest Indian food. You get homemade food and good Indian hospitality for much cheaper than the Dhabas designed only for foreign tourists.  I always stop there to eat when I\'m road trips. I usually order Aloo Paratha (stuffed bread with potato), Chole (chickpeas), and Masala Chai (Indian milk tea). That all costs about ₹280 or $4.  To find a Dhaba, just use Google Maps and check the reviews.   

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