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Today I am going to show you the oldest fish market of Chandigarh. This meat market of Chandigarh is 52 years old established in 1968. Though fish shop are very limited but you will get almost all varieties of Fish in this Chandigarh meat market. This oldest Chandigarh meat market is in Sector 21 of Chandigarh. You can get almost all Indian fish varieties in Chandigarh meat market of sector 21 C. You can easily get Tuna Fish in Chandigarh, Sol Fish in Chandigarh, Singhada Fish in Chandigarh, Malli Fish in Chandigarh, Surmai Fish in Chandigarh, Sivaas Fish in Chandigarh, Bhetki Fish in Chandigarh, Pankaj (Basa) Fish in Chandigarh, Tuna Fish in Chandigarh, Mackerel Fish in Chandigarh, Rohu Fish in Chandigarh, Katla Fish in Chandigarh, Tilapia Fish in Chandigarh. Not only bony fish but can get almost all the boneless fish in Chandigarh meat market of sector 21 C. Learn how to boneless the fish in this video.
Boneless Fish cutting is an art. And fish cutting in Indian fish market has its own way of fish cutting. Boneless fish cutting even needs more skills. In our today’s Meri Rasoi vlog, we are taking you to Chandigarh Meat Market of Sector 21 and we will show you amazing fish cutting skills to make fish Boneless. We will also tell you which fish can be boneless in India; so we are going to tell you common boneless fish name in Hindi. We had started our vlog series with our first vlog about fish market of Chandigarh Sector 45 which is a comparatively smaller market than meat market of Sector 21, Chandigarh, India. I hope you will like this vlog too from Meri Rasoi. If you want us to make more vlogs about any particular place, please write us in comments below and we will try to make a vlog for you about that place.
There are many fish markets in Chandigarh and the oldest fish market in Chandigarh is the fish market of sector 21. Chandigarh fish market is a smaller fish market in comparison to other Indian fish markets but you will see the glimpse of traditional Indian fish markets here in this mini fish market in Chandigarh.
So let’s go and see how skilled these people are in cutting boneless fish.
