I know eating local food tour in India might be scary for many people but these guys from City on Pedals will make sure to take you to local places yet with super good quality and using good products. So dont be afraid and just ENJOY IT. We tried at least 7 different local dishes plus deserts.

One of the things I enjoyed the most about this tour was getting to know whats behind each of the dishes that we tried (curiosities, cultural staff, how to prepare them, etc).

In addition to that, roaming around the city looking for the best places to eat with a bycicle is FUN.

City on Pedals are local people who've set up their own businesses here. You can join them by bike - or by tuk-tuk - to tour the stands, booths, kiosks and stalls that serve the famous Amritsari street food. And authentic it is - dal makhani, chole, puri, jalebi, gulab jamun, paratha, the dried mango stall. Robia the lady who took us is brilliant - bouncy, feisty Punjabi girl heading here mountain bike off into the swirls of traffic with her guests tagging along behind like a line of ducklings. The food is outstanding - the Punjab is like Italy where you get the best food amongst the people. In particular, rich, dark, meaty chole with the unctuous buttery parathas are a treat in themselves. Thoroughly recommended and very nice guys indeed.

We stayed at city on pedals for a couple of days and loved how helpful and kind the guys who work there are. They will spend ages chatting with you, giving you advice and tips that we have found very useful, not just in amritsar but in other parts of india too ! They also provided us with towels and a hot drink as soon as we arrived, which was lovely and much needed. Overall, would definately recommend city on pedals when you visit amritsar!