The city which serves as a national capital of India never ceases to amaze us with its wide variety of food delicacies. Right from the street food eateries to some mind blowing dessert options, this place has it all. Delhi is indeed one of the most prominent places to visit for experiencing some heavenly food varieties. Travelling becomes very convenient when you have a metro connectivity in town. Just hop in to your nearby metro station and travel to your favorite food spot using a desired line extension.

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Every Foodie’s Paradise

Gurgaon, known as a financial and technology hub is located in southwest of New Delhi  in northern India. A lot of restaurant chains and food delivery projects are pacing up in this city. Talking about the local food places we explored in New Delhi, here are some recommendations from our end:

• Chole Bhature at Om Corner – Rani Bagh, New Delhi

Located at 2 kms from Pitampura in North Delhi, this place serves delicious chole bhature along with onions, pickle, green chutney and fried carrots. If you are a Chole Bhature fan, then you must visit this place. The first bite will leave your taste buds tingling with excitement. We bet you gonna visit this place again for it gives you #FoodGoals.

• Baljeet’s Amritsari Koolcha – Paschim Vihar, New Delhi

Baljeet’s Amritsari Koolcha should be your first #GoTo place in New Delhi. This hidden treasure is located in paschim vihar and will give you #Drools when it comes to food. It’s a pocket friendly place which serves Amritsari Kulcha Thali as their speciality. North Indian curries include paneer butter masala, dal makhani, etc. and dessert options include Falooda and yummiest Kulfis. You just can’t stop overeating if you happen to visit this place.

• Chandni Chowk – Old Delhi

Chandni Chowk is a paradise on earth especially for all the food enthusiasts. Do visit this place if you are a real foodie. #JustSaying. Food delicacies include mutter kulchas, chole kulchas, cookies, big size kachoris, yummy parathas, bread pakodas, Golgappes, Jalebis, Bhajyas, Falooda, Bread Omlette and what not. This could be the biggest challenge to your appetite. Take your foodie gang along if you wish to consume all the above food items. Since all the street food joints are dispersed within Chandni chowk, you may find it difficult to locate them all. You can approach the nearby food vendors and they will guide you happily with the directions. Chandni chowk is usually closed on sundays. Kindly plan your travel accordingly.

• Food joints near Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya Dargah – Shrine in New Delhi

Nizamuddin Dargah is a very famous dargah of one of the Sufi saints, Khwaja Nizamuddin Auliya. This dargah is visited by thousands of pilgrims every week and is situated in the Nizamuddin West area of Delhi. Thursdays are a special attraction because of the qawwalis being sung between 6-7.30 PM and 9-10.30 PM in the open courtyard within the Dargah. Don’t forget to cover your head with a cloth/hanky before entering this holy shrine. Say a prayer for PEACE in this world.

The lane which takes you to the entrance of this shrine is a heaven for all non-vegetarian lovers. Some food dishes which you can try out include Kheema pav, butter chicken, seekh kabab, chicken and mutton biryani,etc. Right at the start of this lane, you will find an old gentleman making Raavan size parathas. If you guys are in a group of 3 or more then you should definitely give a try. Beware of pickpocketers and take care of your personal belongings.

• Bittoo Tikki Wala (BTW) – New Delhi

BTW is a leading food brand in India and is very famous for their aloo tikkis. The combination of Paneer dosa and Sizzler is a #musttry at this place. Kulfis have different flavours including rose, kesar pista, malai, paan, mango,etc. The place is very spacious and seating arrangements are comfortable too.  They have multiple franchises across India and hold a strong business value in the field of restaurants, catering and FMCG products.

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Overall Experience and Rating

Being a huge fan of New Delhi’s street food varieties, our team wanted to cover some unexplored food joints and highlight the same in our blog. We stayed in new delhi for almost a week where we managed to binge eat on local street food items during the day socialize at event gatherings in the night. Apart from trying out the famous food delicacies, we even got a chance to visit some local sight seeing places such as Red Fort, Qutub Minar, India Gate, etc. and temples including Akshardham temple, Lotus temple, Iskcon temple. Jama Masjid and Bangla Sahib Gurudwara are not to be missed. Jama Masjid is also known for its scrumptious food. DLF Cyberhub, located in the city of gurgaon has a huge number of restaurants and is a major attraction for tourists. We did visit some mind blowing restaurants in Cyber hub for tasting an authentic chinese, vietnamese, thai, italian and indian cuisine. This amazing food tour in New Delhi will be cherished for years to come. We had a blast exploring new delhi’s best food joints and would love to visit them again. Hope this information will help plan your trip in advance.

PS: Age Limit is 25. Drink Responsibly and Don’t Drive.

Ambience – NA

Food – 5/5

Service – NA

Stay & Comfort – NA

Address: Gurgaon and New Delhi.

Meal for two – NA

The Food Punch Recommendation – 5/5

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