Travelling to Gangtok? Here's what to eat and where to find authentic Sikkim flavours.
Local flavours to try
- Thenthuk — A Tibetan hand-pulled flat-noodle soup, thicker and more filling than thukpa
- Gundruk — Fermented leafy greens turned into a tangy soup or pickle
- Sinki — Fermented radish taproot, sun-dried and used in tangy, warming soups
- Kinema — Fermented soybean with a bold aroma
- Sel Roti — A ring-shaped, crispy-soft rice-flour bread made on festivals across Sikkim and Darjeeling
Where to eat
Homestays, small family kitchens and local markets serve the most authentic food in Gangtok. TripTrix Voyages runs Sikkim year-round with permits handled — agents can request net rates.
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