Delhi Ka Taste

An amazing place for Pav Bhaji is Vaishno Chaat Bhandar in Kamal Nagar. They serve delicious Pav Bhaji along with some amazing preparations of Chaat as well. Do not miss their Chaat, Gol Gappe and Matka Kulfi. Location : 66-67/E, Near Chota Gali Chakkar, Kamla Nagar, New Delhi Timing : 12:30PM to 10:30PM

Located near Keshav Puram metro station, this place is great to satisfy one's evening hunger pangs. With nearly 400 different egg dishes, it is surely the place for experimenting and finding your favourite. The seating arrangement is limited but they have home delivery and take away services. Rahul Eggs Corner specialises in omelettes & they have sheer variety at Rahul Eggs Corner is mind-boggling; They have a four-page, omelette-focused menu! Picking just one is pretty hard, but on the bright side, it means that you’re going to have to go back about 350 times. In our experience,  The Tandoori Jalandhari omelette (available in chicken too) is probably the best omelette we've ever had. They also have a fat-free omelette, but we'd suggest you try their regular varieties—loaded with butter, oil and all that other good stuff. It’s priced super reasonably, too. Winner, winner, omelette dinner. Address : B-4/300A, Near Keshav Puram Metro Station, Lawrence Road, New

Often referred to as the epitome of North Indian and Fusion food, this is a sublime eatery that has been serving Dwarakites for the last 7 years. Rapid services and cooperative staff is what you'll get to experience on your visit to this place. Some of their must-tries are 409 Varieties of Angara Tandoori Momos, Fusion Tikka and Soya Chaas, Shaadi Ka Korma, Changezi Chicken, and must-have Garlic Paratha. You can also enjoy awesome Chinese here and their Pan Fried Noodles are one of the crowd-favorites. Address - 14, Krishna DDA Market, Sector 10, Near S10 Metro Station., Dwarka, New Delhi Timings - 4:00 pm - 12:00 am

Serving the best Chinese and fast food, Green Dot is a pure vegetarian restaurant. Do you know the best part about their momos? They are cooked to perfection with the outer layer being soft and the stuffing is yummy. If you like spicy them Chatkara Paneer Momos are perfect to give you a spicy kick. Where : G-8, Manish Plaza 2, Central Market, Sector 10, Dwarka, New Delhi

Food has no religion and no caste. And when it comes to a crunchy dosa, then it doesn’t matter whether you’re North Indian or South Indian, vegetarian or non-vegetarian, you just can’t say NO. And if that dosa is stuffed with spicy masalas, we bet that you’ll be drooling before you even get a plate of this dish. Who said that only south Indian states are perfect in making this south Indian dish? Delhi, which is known for its food is not behind in this. Address:  Shop No. 111, Guru Nanak Market, Karol Bagh, Delhi - 110005 Landmark: NEAR  China Market

The place is more than 30 years old and still hasn’t lost it’s charm. It is popularly known as Shakti Nagar ke gande nale pe chaat wala. No wonder it results in heavy traffic on the Shakti Nagar road . The price hike over the years can easily be ignored because of such yummy delights. Mouth watering and fresh Dahi Bhalla is served with cold yogurt, Soft & sweet Bhalla with chilled dahi on it, topped with pomegranate, grape, aloo slice & mild spicy green chutney & sweeter than ever red chutney makes your taste buds explode by so many flavors at the same time. Ever stop by Ashok vihar, Gujranwala town, Inderlok, Or nearby area, visit this place & have a lifelong memory of this one of the best Bhalla papdi in Delhi. Highly recommended. • Where : 76, Srinagar Colony, Bharat Nagar Road, Ashok Vihar Phase 2, New Delhi • Timings : 12 noon – 9:30 PM • Also try: Kebab with Rumali Roti and Golgappas

Anil Kachori Wale in Cannaught Place is an old, renowned street food joint, also often referred to as the Hanuman Mandir Kachori Wale . One need not explain North India's love for kachoris. The crispy golden treat made with aromatic masalas, and served with signature sabzi and chutney, is a favorite snack to munch on. One look at this modest street food joint near Hanuman Mandir is enough to portray the lengths at which Delhites can go to have their share of the fried delight. Anil Kachori Wale has carved a distinguished identity of its own & running this shop for over 40 years, the kachoris are a hit amongst the several hundred devotees who visit the ancient temple to pay their respects to their Lord. And then there is some loyalists who pour in for their sheer love of the fried delicacies and add to the ever-bustling customer queue. Hanuman Mandir kachoris has stood the test of time to emerge as the most sought-after kachori place in the capital. Head to Anil Kachori

The place has been there for a very long time. They offer – Rajma Chawal with green mint chutney, onions, salad, and papad. Apart from this, they also serve Choley Chawal, Soya Chap Chawal, Shahi Paneer Chawal, and much more. This place is so famous that you can see long queues during the lunch-time. People staying away from home see this place as ‘Ghar ka khana’. The food is prepared with real flavors and love. The place does not have a proper seating plan and the plating is not fancy but the food is finger-licking good. Next time you’re near or around Connaught Place, you must stop by and have a hot plate of their signature dish. Address : Shop-1, Shankar Market, Connaught Circus, Connaught Place Time : 9 a.m to 11 p.m Nearest Metro Station -Barakhamba Road

Parathas are the specialty of the Punjabi and North-Indian cuisine. And Paratha Wali Gali excel in that. There are more than 30 types of stuffed parathas, some of which are truly exotic and tasty at the same time. Nobody who has been to Delhi should miss Parathe Wali Gali . The place is dingy and may look unhygienic but it is worth the fuss when you taste the parathas! One of the most popular spots for parathas, Kannaiylal, houses a bunch of tables and benches; if you’re not going in a large group, be prepared to share your table with strangers. You’re given a thali comprising petha, aloo in a gravy and a spicy sweet banana chutney (you can get unlimited refills for these). Choose from over a dozen varieties of parathas to soak in these. We’re nominating the Bhindi, Gaajar and the Banana. The latter can be ordered for dessert as it comprises a calzone lookalike paratha doubled and stuffed with bananas and rabri. Address : 36, Gali Paranthe Wali, Chandni Chowk, New Delhi

It is one of the oldest coffee shop located in the heart of the city which is not only a coffee shop but a heritage site too. The interiors are simple and vintage. Moreover they have an outdoor seating arrangement where you can sip your coffee and munch your snacks under the green shade of trees. The place has the best filter coffee and South Indian Dosas and Upmas at a very economical price. Address Baba Kharak Singh Marg, Connaught Place (CP), New Delhi

A West Delhi favorite, Prem Di Hatti in Rajouri Garden is known for its scrumptious Chhole Bhature and Chur Chur Naan. Reminiscent of the dhabas of Amritsar, this place is a must-visit when in the area. Piping hot chhole, fluffy bhaturas, and achaar to die for- no wonder this place is a favorite among the locals. Price: INR 80 for one plate Address : J-1/162, Opp. City Square Mall, Rajouri Garden, New Delhi

Have you ever had computerized Dish in your life….if no then you should visit west Vinod Nagar in Delhi, where will you see roadside small stall named computerized chole kulche and its unique style of selling and amazing other software. He called Green Chillies – Capsule And this chole was computerized 😂😂. Lemon Slice Called – Liquid And he calculate the spices by these numbers 0 Number Means – No Spices 90 Number Means – Medium Spices 120 Number Means – Spicy Address : Vinod Nagar West, Delhi - 110092, Opposite Bses Building, Near Nirman Vihar Metro Station Time : 10AM - 2PM

Talking about legends, Sanjay Chur Chur Naan Wala has been feeding millions since forever. Try their paneer pyaaz chur chur naan that comes with a serving of dal makhni, choley and raita. Moreover, their cheese mushroom chur chur naan and nutrella naan. Buttery and tandoori naans full of stuffing are truly a delight to eat. The accomplishments like dal makhni and chana are very mildly spiced so that the star of the dish ‘Naan’ dominates the dish completely, which is in a way good. Address : 6-7, Moolchand Metro Station, Near, Vikram Vihar, Lajpat Nagar IV, Defence Colony Timings : 10AM - 11PM

This place is full of taste and happiness…… Just under the Moolchand metro station in an open setting that gives off a welcoming vibe, some of the best hunger-busters are rolled, stuffed with the choice of filling, cooked, and smeared with a generous amount of butter and served on disposable plates at affordable prices. A kulhad of Rose Lassi or Chai on the side makes the experience complete and blissfully fulfilling. They have a lot of varieties in Paranthas and all the paranthas are scrumptious. They serve a Amul Butter and some chatni with green chillies with all the paranthas. It takes great effort to get your orders, but worth the wait. The paranthas are fabulous. Perfect late-night meal for Delhites...... Address : 4, 5, 6 Lala Lajpat Rai Marg Moolchand Metro Station, Vikram Vihar, Lajpat Nagar. Timings : 8AM - 11PM

The nutritious combination of gelatine and bone marrow seeped into it and decadent taste that is borne out of its simmering with spices is what makes Paaya (Kharode) such an irresistible dish. This small stall is run by a gentleman who once used to sell mutton Paya out of a street stall at Pusa Road in Karol Bagh. Soon word about the scrumptious taste of his food got around and now the man sells the same decadent dishes like Maghaz(Brain), Kaleji, etc. Although, the paaya is still priced quite moderately and people still flock here in large numbers to get a bite of his zesty Kharode ka Soup. Address:Pusa Road, Karol Bagh, Delhi - 110005, Near D A V School, Opposite Metro Piller Number-85, 86

Nizam’s is a legendary place in CP just near to PVR Plaza! They are known for their Kathi Rolls and they do it fantastic! Have a variety of range from veg to nonveg! Although known for Rolls but they serve good main course dishes like Biryani and chicken korma! Address: PVR CInema Plaza H-5&6, PVR Cinema Rd, Marg, Connaught Place, Closed ⋅ Opens 11AM

Started by Roshan Diwan when he immigrated to Delhi from Pakistan during Partition, Roshan Di Kulfi is today a well-known landmark in Delhi's Karol Bagh. This place is best known for its very tasty "kulfi Faluda" and "Chole Bhature" both item made with desi ghee. This place has its own value in Karol bagh other than the famous Ghaffar market. Roshan Di Kulfi is one of the most famous food shops of New Delhi. This one is also among the oldest shops of the Karol Bagh Market. Address: Opposite Sarees House, Ajmal Khan Road, Karol Bagh, New Delhi Timings 8:00 am - 10:00 pm Cost for two: ₹300

All the momo lovers in Delhi who haven’t eaten the delicious and mouth-watering momos of Dolma Aunty have done a serious offence. The dwar of moksha is not open for them.... Dolma Aunty Momos definitely knows how to serve great momos and how wouldn’t she? She’s been in the game for the past 20 years. Shoppers who come to Lajpat Nagar definitely make it a point to stop by at Dolma Aunty Momos & try her chicken or veg options. The end-product is always perfect - never overcooked or soggy and when served with spicy chutney, they taste heavenly! In Lajpat Nagar market, you can ask anybody about the direction to Dolma Aunty Momos Kiosk. Upon reaching the shop, you may have to wait for some time in the queue for your turn. You can have 3 varieties, Veg Momos, Paneer Momos and Chicken Momos.  The best part of these momos is their thin maida (white flour) stuff. They are served along with pyaaz (onion) & red chilli chutney prepared by the secret Dolma Tsering recipe. Apart

Like all Dilliwalahs, we love our chhole bhature too….. Om Di Hatti is often frequented by the college crowd and has a total of two things on their menu: plain Chhole Bhature and Aloo Chhole Bhature (wherein the bhature is stuffed with potatoes). Needless to say, this tiny little stall is always buzzing with people, but the line is fast-moving. The masalas in Chhole and the yummy crunchiness of the bhatooras! Not a five star but true street food from the streets of North Delhi. A must try at Om Di Hatti !! Shop 14-A, GT Road, Kamla Nagar, New Delhi Price for two: ₹ 100 Open : 07:30 AM - 7:30 PM Nearest Metro Station: G.T.B. NAGAR

One place in Delhi where every Delhiite has had a meal on more than one occasion. Khan Chacha , one of the most iconic name when you talk about kababs and rolls. More than that, Khan Chacha is popular for its Snob Value! Khan Chacha is one of the finest places in the world for Galauti Kebabs, Rolls, Biryani etc. The outlet located in the posh Khan Market is most likely the first of the many outlets they now have. This place has been an attraction to all the big wigs from all over the world. You can easily see the celebrities coming to this place and tasting the food and clicking pics with the owner. Prices are also pretty reasonably by Khan Market standards. They also have branches in Dhaula Kuan metro station, Saket Mall, Nehru place, Janak Puri, CP, Aerocity & DLF-4 but real fun at Khan Mkt only.

Have you ever seen 22 different varieties of Samosa, if no then you should visit Kumar Samosa Vala @ Moti Nagar . He is serving here since 18 years and sheer variety here can get pretty overwhelming, given that each one on the lists sounds intriguing. However, after perusing the menu and finding things like Malai Chaap samosa, Punjabi Paneer samosa and Moong Dal samosa, we zeroed in on the pizza, white sauce pasta, chow mein and spicy chaap. All the samosas are perfectly crunchy on the outside and soft on the inside, and they taste fresh. Price: Starting at INR 15 for a samosa Kumar Samosa Wala 2/31, Phase 3, Moti Nagar, New Delhi Price for two: ₹ 100 10:00 AM - 7:00 PM