The cuisine of Along, or Aalo as it is now known, is deeply rooted in the traditions and culture of the indigenous tribes of Arunachal Pradesh, primarily the Galo tribe. Traditional Galo cuisine has always focused on locally available ingredients such as rice, millet, maize, and a rich variety of leafy greens and herbs. The methods of cooking are often simple, involving boiling, steaming, and sometimes fermentation. Bamboo and banana leaves are commonly used for cooking and serving food. The Galo community has always followed a sustainable approach to food, where seasonal and regional produce is utilized in daily meals. Although traditional Galo cuisine does not heavily feature vegetarian dishes, recent times have seen an increase in vegetarian options due to outside influences and changing dietary preferences.
Address: West Siang, Aalo, Arunachal Pradesh
Famous Food: Thukpa (Veg/Non-veg), Veg Momos (Veg)
Address: Sipu Colony, Aalo, Arunachal Pradesh
Famous Food: Apong (Non-veg), Bamboo Shoot Fry (Veg)
Address: Mechukha-Aalo Rd, Aalo, Arunachal Pradesh
Famous Food: Local Galo cuisine, Pika Pila (Veg)
Address: Near SBI, Aalo, Arunachal Pradesh
Famous Food: Traditional Arunachal Thalis, which can be customized to veg preference upon request
Note: It is always advisable to check for the latest information and reviews for these establishments as operating hours and available dishes might change over time. Some of the dishes mentioned in restaurants may vary according to the availability of ingredients and the season.