CultureDosas photo galleryMobile dosa vendors, operating out of pushcarts, set up early in Chennai's Koyambedu Fruit Market. Here at B.Babloo Mobile Dosa Shop, slightly spongy kal dosa are the order of the day.B.Babloo Mobile Dosa Shop in Chennnai's Koyambedu Fruit Market caters to residents and workers from the market. Yellow rice (tinted with turmeric) is served alongside dosa or with sambar and chutneys.A diner tucks into a kal dosa at B.Babloo's Mobile Dosa Shop. Chutney and sambar are added to the hot dosa, which is torn apart and eaten by hand.Dosa is served topped with coriander chutney and sambar at B. Baskar Mobile Dosa Shop in the Koyambedu Fruit Market.At Saravana Bhavan Restaurant in Chennai, typical accompaniments for dosa include (clockwise from left): sambar, tomato-onion chutney, coriander chutney, and coconut chutney.ADVERTISEMENTADADA crispy paper-dosa served with sambar and chutneys. The dosa is fried flat and rolled into a cone shape before serving at Saravana Bhavan Restaurant in Chennai.Keep ReadingCan You Really Get a Buzz Without Booze?By AMANDA KOHR11 Rave-Worthy Restaurants in Telluride, ColoradoBy KATIE SHAPIROMeet Spain’s Queens of Comfort FoodBy PAUL RICHARDSONThe Easiest Way to Eat Vegan? Go Global With Your PantryBy JESSICA CARBONEHow to Eat Peak to Plate in PatagoniaBy KEVIN VAUGHN22 Hotel Bars We Can’t Get Enough OfBy SAVEUR EDITORSThe Amazon’s Indigenous Ingredients Are Trending. But What Does That Mean for Its People?By MICHAEL SNYDERAlcohol and the Gut: Friends or Foes?By BETSY ANDREWS6 Life-Changing Train Trips to Take This YearBy BENJAMIN KEMPERSee AllContinue to Next StoryADVERTISEMENTADAD