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Trip for · Food lovers

Delhi for food lovers

Old Delhi is a meal in a lane: kebabs, parathas, jalebi, chaat, kulfi.

Only items the guide tags or describes for food lovers; each shows the field it came from. Prices and hours: check before you go.

Key facts

Days
4
Matching items
18
Verdict
good fit

A 4-day outline

Grouped by walking cluster where the guide gives one. Order inside a day is loose: the timed day plans check opening hours and walking.

Day 1

  • Do

    Old Delhi food walk

    Why it fits: Best on the first morning: you learn which dishes to point at, what they cost and how to order.

    From: Experience · tour

  • Eat

    Momos and chaat stalls

    Why it fits: Steamed dumplings, chaat · ₹60–150 (≈ US$1–2). Pick busy stalls with fast turnover.

    From: Eat guide · Budget tier

  • Eat

    Kake Da Hotel

    Why it fits: Punjabi dishes (dal, butter chicken) · ₹300–600 (≈ US$4–7). Old Punjabi kitchen; check the branch and hours.

    From: Eat guide · Mid-range tier

  • Eat

    Indian Accent (The Lodhi)

    Why it fits: Modern Indian tasting menu · From about ₹8,000 (≈ US$95). Award-winning; book weeks ahead.

    From: Eat guide · Splurge tier

  • Eat

    Hotel Sunday brunches

    Why it fits: Buffet · ₹3,500–8,000 (≈ US$40–95). Some include alcohol; check what is included.

    From: Eat guide · Splurge tier

Day 2

  • Do

    Cooking class with a market visit

    Why it fits: Half a day that stays useful afterwards, and the best plan for a very hot or smoggy morning.

    From: Experience · class

  • Eat

    Idli, dosa and vada

    Why it fits: South Indian breakfast · ₹80–200 (≈ US$1–3). Mild and reliable for first-day stomachs.

    From: Eat guide · Budget tier

  • Eat

    Khan Market and Hauz Khas restaurants

    Why it fits: Cafés and modern Indian · ₹600–1,500 (≈ US$7–18). Air-conditioned, fixed prices.

    From: Eat guide · Mid-range tier

  • Eat

    Bukhara (ITC Maurya)

    Why it fits: Frontier grill · From about ₹6,000 (≈ US$70). Old-school luxury; book ahead.

    From: Eat guide · Splurge tier

Day 3 · Old Delhi: Chandni Chowk & Jama Masjid

  • Eat

    Karim's

    Why it fits: Mughlai kebabs and korma behind the mosque.

    From: Good for · food lovers

  • Eat

    Paranthe Wali Gali

    Why it fits: stuffed parathas in a lane of old shops.

    From: Good for · food lovers

  • Eat

    Old Famous Jalebi Wala

    Why it fits: jalebi fried to order, eaten on the spot.

    From: Good for · food lovers

  • Eat

    Natraj Dahi Bhalla Corner

    Why it fits: Dahi bhalla and aloo tikki · ₹60–120 (≈ US$1–2). Vegetarian chaat.

    From: Eat guide · Budget tier

  • Eat

    Kuremal Mohan Lal Kulfiwale

    Why it fits: Kulfi · ₹80–200 (≈ US$1–3). Fruit-shell kulfi is the signature.

    From: Eat guide · Budget tier

Day 4 · Connaught Place

  • Eat

    Chole bhature in Paharganj

    Why it fits: Chickpeas with fried bread · ₹80–150 (≈ US$1–2). A breakfast or lunch stand; choose a busy one.

    From: Eat guide · Budget tier

  • Eat

    Saravana Bhavan (Connaught Place)

    Why it fits: South Indian vegetarian · ₹300–500 (≈ US$4–6). AC lunch.

    From: Eat guide · Mid-range tier

  • Eat

    Bukhara-style tandoor dinners

    Why it fits: Tandoori and dal · ₹800–1,500 (≈ US$10–18). Check the menu prices.

    From: Eat guide · Mid-range tier

  • Eat

    Tasting menus in Aerocity and Gurugram

    Why it fits: Modern restaurants · ₹3,000–10,000 (≈ US$35–120). Check the menu and service charge.

    From: Eat guide · Splurge tier

Where to stay

Sleep areas the guide points food lovers to.

  • Connaught Place

    Central, with metro links to Old Delhi and easy cars to the tomb.

    From: Where to sleep · "First visit, 2–4 nights, metro and food"

Before you go

What the guide flags for food lovers.

  • Eat where the queue is long and the turnover fast; hot fried food is safer than cold or raw. (Eat guide · rules)
  • Prices on the wall are the price; where there is no menu, ask before ordering. (Eat guide · rules)
  • Skip raw salad, cut fruit and unbottled water until your stomach settles. (Eat guide · rules)