Updated 4 September 2025 at 19:03 IST

Purvaiya 4.0 Food Festival Brings A Taste Of Bihar In The Heart Of Delhi

The Purvaiya 4.0 Food Festival is more than just food. It’s a flavorful journey to Bihar without stepping out of Delhi.

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Purvaiya 4.0 Food Festival is being hosted in Mayur Vihar
Purvaiya 4.0 Food Festival is being hosted in Mayur Vihar | Image: Sourced

Delhiites craving a culinary adventure can look forward to a delightful treat as the Purvaiya 4.0 Food Festival that brings the authentic flavors of Bihar to the capital. Taking place at the Holiday Inn in Mayur Vihar, the festival offers a rare chance to sample regional dishes.

Signature dishes like Litti Chokha, a rustic baked wheat ball stuffed with sattu served with spicy mashed vegetables, and Dal Pithi, a comforting lentil and dumpling stew, will take the visitors straight to traditional kitchens of Bihar.

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For those with a sweet tooth, the food festival will also offer Chandra Kala and Khaja, which are some of Bihar’s most festive desserts.

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What makes this food festival even more engaging is its interactive setup. Chefs will share the story behind the preparation of each dish and patrons can even witness the preparations live. It’s not just about tasting the food, it’s a full cultural experience. Many food lovers from Delhi will be pleasantly surprised by how rich and diverse Bihari cuisine is.

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The festival also brings to one's plate lesser-known street-food specialties like Sattu Paratha and Bihari Kebab. This gives the attendees a chance to explore flavors that are both rustic and hearty. For anyone who thinks Indian regional cuisine is limited to Punjab, Rajasthan, or South India, Purvaiya offers a refreshing and eye-opening experience.

The Purvaiya 4.0 Food Festival is more than just food. It’s a flavorful journey to Bihar without stepping out of Delhi. Whether you’re a foodie looking for new tastes or someone who loves exploring India’s culinary map, this festival is a reminder that some of the best flavours are rooted in tradition and home-style cooking.

The festival runs till September 6.

Published By : Devasheesh Pandey

Published On: 4 September 2025 at 19:03 IST