10 Of The Best Street Foods Around The World

10 of the best street foods around the world. Welcome to Alux.com, the place where future billionaires come to get inspired. Hello Aluxers, we know how much you guys enjoy food so we wanted to share with you some of the most interesting and best street foods we found around the world. Vez does something special about exploring the world and learning about different cultures through food. Although we are a luxury channel, we believe you can learn more about the culture from the food stand outside by ordering an incredibly expensive meal on top of a glass skyscraper. If you are traveling the world, watch out for these 10 street foods. Number 1. Tacos and Tostadas in Mexico. Whenever you visit Mexico, make sure you try the authentic tacos and tostadas. While tacos are soft tortillas, a tostada, which means toasted, is shaped into a small flat disc and fried until crisp. They are both made of soft or hard shell corn or wheat tortillas and then rolled around a filling. The fillings variety has pretty much no end, the options including from refried beans, guacamole, salsa, and cheese to lighter seafood options like shrimp ceviche. And be prepared to get messy because you won't have any cutlery. They have to be eaten with your own pretty hands, but at around $1 to $2 a serving, it's nothing to complain about. Number 2. Slovaki and pita bread in Greece. Slovaki is a dish that consists of meat and vegetables grilled on a skewer and can be eaten directly from the skewer or simply as a side dish. The slovaki can also be put in pita bread, which is a leavened wheat bread either round or oval and perfectly flat. The slovaki and pita bread are one of the best combinations to try when you get hungry in Greece, with a lot of options to choose from. You can either go for pork, beef, chicken, or even swordfish. As toppings, you can choose tzatziki sauce, onion, lettuce, and many others, and everything will cost you around $6 per serving, so it's a delicious meal at a low price. Number 3. Baguette sandwiches in France. You've got to be an idiot to have the generic hotel breakfast when you're in France. For the same money, you can go into a corner shop and pick up some fresh juice and a baguette sandwich made specially for you. And who hasn't heard of the famous French baguettes? Really? Tasty and healthy at the same time, the baguettes can be found pretty much anywhere in France, from roadside stalls and bakeries to upscale restaurants. The long loaf of bread and its crisp crust are cut in half and it can contain almost anything. The French usually prefer to put just pate or a creamy cheese, but the continental breakfasts in France offer a wide range of fillings including butter and jam. Bon Appetit. Number 4. Simit bread and cocoa rich in Turkey. There are a lot of delicious foods in Turkey, but the two of them considered the most popular are the simit bread and cocoa rich. The simit bread is usually eaten for breakfast and it's kind of a big bagel and covered in sesame seeds or sometimes poppy seeds. The cocoa rich is a dish made of lamb or goat intestines, often wrapping sweetbreads, hearts, lungs, or kidneys. The ingredients are seasoned with lemon, olive oil, oregano, salt and pepper, and after they are threaded onto a long skewer, they are wrapped with the intestine to hold them together. I know, it doesn't sound so tasty, but it tastes amazing and it will give you the opportunity to talk to the locals. The meaty food is served on a piece of flatbread or in a baguette. Number 5. Currywurst in Germany. Our next stop is in Germany. Whenever you visit Germany, make sure you try their famous currywurst. One of the best street foods around the world. The fast food dish is made of steamed then fried pork sausage that can be either whole or occasionally cut into slices. The sausage is seasoned with tomato sauce, topped with curry powder or curry ketchup. Famous as takeaway food or on children's menus, the currywurst is usually served with french fries or bread rolls. And just imagine how popular they are. It's estimated that around 800 million currywurst are eaten every year in Germany, 70 million in Berlin alone. So, make sure you try it. People must love it for a good reason. Also, you're gonna want to grab a German beer while you're at it. Number 6. Hot dogs in New York City. NYC's famous hot dogs are worldwide known as one of the best street snacks ever. The cooked sausage is traditionally grilled or steamed and served in a sliced bun as a sandwich along with mustard, ketchup, mayonnaise, cheese, chili or onions. Associated with baseball and America, hot dogs became a popular food all around the world. Other variants of hot dogs include the beanie weenies, chopped and mixed with baked beans or the ones where the corn dog is dipped in batter and deep fried. So many hot dogs to try, so little time. Number 7. Nasi goreng in Indonesia. The nasi goreng, which means fried rice, is something you really need to try if you visit the country. The dish is made of pre-cooked rice fried with cooking oil with onions, garlic, tamarind, soy sauce and chili. For more flavor, there can be added egg, chicken, prawn or shrimp morsels. In 2011, nasi goreng ranked second on the world's 50 most delicious foods on CNN International's online poll. With around two dollars per serving, one of Indonesia's national dishes is served on paper or thin metal plates as a perfect street snack. Number 8. Shish kebab in Morocco. If your usual kebab consists of meat and fries, the shish kebab in Morocco might be an interesting dish to try. The shish kebab is traditionally made of lamb meat but can also contain beef, chicken, pork and even fish meat. The meat is cooked on a skewer and served with rice or in pita bread rolls or sandwiches. So it's kind of completely different than the usual European kebab. Kebabs are very different in each and every country you visit, so whenever in Morocco, try this one as well. It costs less than five dollars a plate. Number 9. Bell Puri in India. One of the best street foods across the world is India's bell puri. With an immense variety of street snacks, India has nothing to complain about. From foods such as aloo tikki, boiled potatoes and various spices in the north, to vada, a fritter type snack in the south, there are plenty of options to choose from. But today we're talking about bell puri, a delicious Indian snack made of puffed rice, fried vermicelli noodles, vegetables and tangy tamarind sauce. Mumbai is the best place to try this dish and if you want you can add some peanuts or pomegranate seeds as well. Number 10. Sambusas in Kenya. The last but not least tasty street food are Kenya's sambusas. Most commonly known as samosas or samosas, these delicious cute things are made of fried or baked pastry with a filling, such as spiced potatoes, onions, peas, lentils and sometimes ground lamb, ground beef or ground chicken. They are a very popular food in Asia, the recipes varying from one country to the other. The delicious food became very famous in European countries as well and you can find them refrigerated and almost ready to be eaten. But if you have the chance to eat the real ones, don't hesitate. We're curious to know Aluxers, how many of these street foods did you have the option to try and which other ones should we include on this list? 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