Guys does anyone know ho w do they make it cuz almost every goan has eaten this but don't know the recipe

I have tried yt or insta recipes claming abt goan Manchurian but doesn't taste the same

Maybe they add tamarind in it?

Saw this question in another sub-reddit and I love the concept! 😈 So Goan edition?

For the times when you want to be mean, but you also don't want to be too mean, but you really do want to be mean.. 🙃

I was thinking about this the other day. The government trying to erect Shivaji statues and trying to remove Portuguese influence from the state of goa. I get the urge to keep a legacy alive. I don't think our history books in schools teach our children history. they teach them what the adults think is good for them. Something that doesn't grow the hate in them. something that doesn't make someone a target after reading about history.

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Does anybody know of a brass jewellery shop or maker in Panjim, Goa (apart from Mogasuni)?

I’m looking to get some brass hoops for my 3 lobe piercings, preferably seamless hoops. I’ve been searching high and low, but I seem to be hitting a dead end🥲

If you know of any local jewellers, small businesses, or artisans who work with brass, please do point me in the right direction and DM me!

Any leads would be greatly appreciated✨🫶🏻

today i went to showroom to take quotations for access and Jupiter online on road it showed 1.9L and 1.5L respectively for the variant i wanted.

sukuzi dealer quoted me 1.18L literally 10 k more and in his bill it was tagged as other changes mandatory accessories. same with Jupiter dealer.

Anyone who recently bought scooters ? please share your experience. I want to buy one for my dad on Gudipadwa.

thanks in advance.

Why people of age 23-26 in goa not ready to commit? And why do couples whose ages are less than that can be seen more in goa, so frustrating

Sanga matshe.. looking to eat something kinda hungry

It's a residential area they are non stop everyday.

I’ve visited North Goa a few times before, and I’m hoping to spend more time exploring Goa beyond the usual tourist spots.
One thing I’ve always been curious about is what everyday life in Goa is actually like for the people who live here year-round, especially outside the busy tourist areas.
For locals and long-term residents, what’s something about Goan culture, lifestyle, or everyday life that visitors often overlook or misunderstand?
I’d love to hear perspectives from people who grew up here or have lived here for years. I’m interested in understanding the place beyond its beaches and nightlife, and learning what makes Goa unique from a local perspective.

I have about 210 sq m (2210 sq ft) of flooring that needs to be replaced at home. The new tiles cost about 1.65 lakhs and I am currently being quoted 8 lakhs in total (including cost of new tiles) to lay the new tiles over the existing ones by a contractor. Does this sound legit or can i get it done for cheaper?

I’m looking for very affordable beach-view cafés near Anjuna, Candolim, or Calangute, mainly for a workation. If there are any free-entry cafés, suggestions would be highly appreciated!

Please let me know if you have any deets :) cheers!

Bhavano/Bahinino

boy here

Need some advice for good curly hair saloon(mhalo)in like panjim or ponda or porvorim

Pls help🙏 Edit:pls suggest some pocket friendly 🙏

Hi, if anyone wants tickets for oktoberfest 31st night please drop a dm.

I’m selling my scooter and need to transfer the registration to the buyer’s name.

Does the buyer also need to be present at the RTO for the transfer process, or can I complete the formalities myself?

Also, does anyone know if an agent can handle the entire transfer process? And is the Ponda RTO open on Saturdays?

Any information or personal experience would be appreciated. Thank you!

Recently moved here and I am experienced tennis player. Any clubs nearby to play? Any groups already playing that I can join.
Not particularly keen on coaching or class.

Hi Goenkers,

I recently moved to margao and I'm currently unemployed. I've been applying for jobs for a while now but haven't had much luck, so I'm trying to find freelance work and project-based opportunities to survive.

My background is in networking and system administration, and I'm comfortable with a wide range of technical work, including:

• Setting up and fixing computers and laptops ( I have electronic lab)
• Linux installation, troubleshooting, and training
• General tech support and tech consulting
• Setting up home and office networks (Wi-Fi, routers, networking issues)
• Setting up servers, both on-premise and in the cloud
• Creating personal cloud solutions to store photos, files, and backups instead of relying on Google Drive or iCloud
• Helping migrate data from Google Drive, iCloud, and other platforms
• Setting up and managing websites, portfolios, and small business websites
• Setting up storage servers and file-sharing solutions for homes and businesses
• Data recovery from damaged or corrupted drives
• Setting up VPNs and secure remote access
• Managing Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 for businesses
• Ongoing IT support and maintenance for small businesses

If you're an individual, startup, small business owner, or know someone who might need help with any of the above, I'd be grateful for any leads.

I'm trying to get established in the city, so even referrals, recommendations, or introductions would help a lot.

Feel free to comment or send me a DM.

Thank you! 🙏

Hi all,

I wanted to enquire about a tailor for my mama.

Ideally looking for a tailor who could source the material and be willing to stitch th dress based of another dress that fits my mama (ps: the dress is a surprise for her)

We're based in Pilerne. Open to home based tailors

Thanks in advance :)

Hey Goa! We’re bringing Cornie’s by Amelia Collective to Shade Park, Miramar, Goa today!

If you’re around, drop by for some freshly baked goodies and say hello. Your love would mean a lot to our little venture! 💜

📍 Shade Park, Miramar | 11 AM – 7 PM

Come say hi! 🫶

As a resident, i generally try to avoid riding my scooter on this road if I can. There has been no maintenance on these grid drains for years.

These potholes are present for 500-600m stretch to the Miramar Circle, while making half of its lane unusable. (2/3)

Why not just ride on the drains?

As you can see with the other pictures (1/3 and 3/3), these are poorly maintained and are uneven. Due to this, a rider may feel sudden bumps that can throw them off balance.

Due to the uneven level, these steel grids actually stick OUTSIDE of the frame, which is a safety hazard. My cycle got completely punctured once.

It's not that it's some small village road, its in fucking panjim "smart city"

Now that scooters and cyclists need to ride in the inner lane, cars now will too be slowed down and start honking at us. Even worse if there's a B_U_S passing through that road, blocking everyone behind.

Share your thoughts and experiences. Much appreciated