Maharashtra, particularly Mumbai, is famous for its street food during the monsoon season. Vada pav, bhelpuri, and pani puri are some of the popular monsoon delicacies.

Puttu is a steamed rice cake dish that is a staple food in Kerala. It is often served with kadala curry (black chickpea curry) or coconut chutney.

Goa is renowned for its seafood cuisine, and the monsoon season brings an abundance of fresh fish and shellfish. Fish curry, prawn balchao, and clam sukha are some of the popular monsoon dishes in Goa.

Kadhi is a yogurt-based soup that is thickened with chickpea flour. It is often served with rice or roti and is a comforting dish during the rainy season.

Modak is a sweet dumpling made from rice flour and jaggery. It is often steamed or fried and is a popular monsoon delicacy in Maharashtra.

Aloo Posto is a Bengali dish made with potatoes and poppy seeds. It is often served with rice or roti and is a comforting dish during the rainy season.

Assam is renowned for its bamboo shoot dishes, and the monsoon season brings an abundance of fresh bamboo shoots. Bamboo shoot curry, stir-fried bamboo shoots, and bamboo shoot chutney are some of the popular monsoon delicacies in Assam.

Handvo is a savory cake made from rice flour, lentils, and vegetables. It is often steamed and is a popular monsoon snack in Gujarat.

Kerala is renowned for its fish curry, and the monsoon season brings an abundance of fresh fish. Fish curry made with coconut milk, tamarind, and spices is a popular monsoon dish in Kerala.

Puran Poli is a sweet flatbread made from chickpea flour and jaggery. It is often served with ghee and is a popular monsoon delicacy in Maharashtra.

Kerala is renowned for its jackfruit dishes, and the monsoon season brings an abundance of fresh jackfruit. Jackfruit curry, jackfruit biryani, and jackfruit chips are some of the popular monsoon delicacies in Kerala.

Pongal is a savory rice and lentil dish that is often served with coconut chutney and sambar. It is a popular monsoon breakfast dish in South India.

Himachal Pradesh is renowned for its mushroom dishes, and the monsoon season brings an abundance of fresh mushrooms. Mushroom curry, mushroom pakoras, and mushroom stir-fries are some of the popular monsoon delicacies in Himachal Pradesh.

Bajra Roti is a flatbread made from cornmeal. It is often served with dal, sabzi, and chutney and is a popular monsoon dish in Rajasthan.

Maharashtra is renowned for its kokum-based dishes, and the monsoon season brings an abundance of fresh kokum. Kokum curry, kokum sherbet, and kokum chutney are some of the popular monsoon delicacies in Maharashtra.