Most Famous Food Dishes of Goa - Two Wheeler Rental Goa


Goa cuisine is extremely popular and the spices and flavors used in the food are absolutely amazing. Seafood forms the staple diet of the Goan cuisine and no meal is complete without fish. Rice and fish are undoubtedly the staple food and some of the most common varieties of fish used include tuna and Pomfret. Some of the varieties of shellfish that one can enjoy include mackerel, crabs, prawns, lobster, mussels and squid.

Hindu Goan cuisine uses a lot of vegetables, pumpkins, lentils, bamboo shoots, roots, etc. Coconut oil is used to prepare most of these dishes. Goan Hindus eat fish and chicken on most days and some days they follow a strict vegetarian diet due to religious reasons.


Some of the popular Hindu Goan dishes include fish curry and rice, fried fish, dangar or fish cutlets, bhaji or shak made from vegetables, tondak made out of beans. Goan Catholic cuisine is also seafood based and a lot of spices are also used. Seafood, chicken, beef, and pork dishes are quite popular and some of the well-known dishes include Arroz doze, balchao, chamucas, xacuti, sanna, vindaloo and croquettes.

Chilis are used extensively in Goan food and most of the dishes are extremely spicy. The Goan bread called pao is also quite popular usually eaten for breakfast along with some kind of Goan curry. Lunch and dinner usually comprise of fish and rice or those who are vegetarian can consume lots of lentils, different types of vegetable preparation and rice.


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