Love and food go hand in hand. The city having worlds most romantic monument has the most aromatic and mouth watering food,no wonder Delhi is called the restaurant capital of India. Right from the Niche restaurants to the street food you can feel love this city has for food.....Must say Delhiites Live to Eat..!!!
Rule the food:
Right from the Moguls,Arabs to the British everyone ruled this place and left behind a mark in the cuisine. Delhi is populated with the Healthy and Wealthy punjabi's who associate going out as having food.Want to taste something from the mogul emperor Shah Jahan's Kitchen then you should go to Old Delhi. Places like Karim's,Babu khan's,Kallu's Halim,Nalli Nahari will just make you get down from your Audi or stop you and make you munch on to the juicy tandoori chicken.You would love the tandoor to such an extent that you will be ready to sacrifice your dessert for them.
Chandani Chowk:
Just as the name suggest this place brings the sparkle Delhi needs to its crown when it comes to food.You be ready to lick your hand cause the meat curries here are surely having a secret ingredient you would keep wondering about.In Delhi don't wonder where to start just worry how are you going to stop yourself.
Parathewali Gali:
Are you conscious about your gluten content in bread or for that matter even eating a bread worries you switch to paratha's....A layered wheat bread,mostly round in shape,fried over a griddle and stuffed with veggies and a little to much butter.Its accompanied with yogurt,pickle and also can be had with various curries.
End it all with a sweet note:
The oldest shop in Delhi is the Ghantewala in Chandani Chowk.The Ringing bell will surely make bells in your tummies to ring.The famous sweet shop is Sohanhalwa,a sweet made from dry fruits,sprouts & sugar.
Chaat Over Chat:
Salty & Spicy dry food from chandani chowk can stay in your kitchen container for months.A famous tea time snack.The chaats of Delhi are world famous-beat that.Natraj's Dahi Bhale are reknowed for the sweet,spicy & tasty chaats.Its not just the photography which makes the food look good cause delhi food naturally is good.
Delhi Desserts:
Rule the food:
Right from the Moguls,Arabs to the British everyone ruled this place and left behind a mark in the cuisine. Delhi is populated with the Healthy and Wealthy punjabi's who associate going out as having food.Want to taste something from the mogul emperor Shah Jahan's Kitchen then you should go to Old Delhi. Places like Karim's,Babu khan's,Kallu's Halim,Nalli Nahari will just make you get down from your Audi or stop you and make you munch on to the juicy tandoori chicken.You would love the tandoor to such an extent that you will be ready to sacrifice your dessert for them.
Chandani Chowk:
Just as the name suggest this place brings the sparkle Delhi needs to its crown when it comes to food.You be ready to lick your hand cause the meat curries here are surely having a secret ingredient you would keep wondering about.In Delhi don't wonder where to start just worry how are you going to stop yourself.
Parathewali Gali:
Are you conscious about your gluten content in bread or for that matter even eating a bread worries you switch to paratha's....A layered wheat bread,mostly round in shape,fried over a griddle and stuffed with veggies and a little to much butter.Its accompanied with yogurt,pickle and also can be had with various curries.
End it all with a sweet note:
The oldest shop in Delhi is the Ghantewala in Chandani Chowk.The Ringing bell will surely make bells in your tummies to ring.The famous sweet shop is Sohanhalwa,a sweet made from dry fruits,sprouts & sugar.
Salty & Spicy dry food from chandani chowk can stay in your kitchen container for months.A famous tea time snack.The chaats of Delhi are world famous-beat that.Natraj's Dahi Bhale are reknowed for the sweet,spicy & tasty chaats.Its not just the photography which makes the food look good cause delhi food naturally is good.
Delhi Desserts:
No one can beat
Annapoorna, the oldest authentic Bengali sweet shop in Delhi, which has outlets
in Green Park and Chittaranjan Park. Other good mithai outlets are Kaleva in
Gole Market, Nathu’s and Bengali Sweets in Bengali Market.
Street food in Delhi
Street food is the grand old tradition in Delhi from the times when Kkhomchewallahs (street vendors) used to come to one’s doorstep to sell all kinds of snacks, chaats, ice creams, sweets and so on. The munchies you can buy off the streets vary with the season. It’s fresh roasted Bhuttes (corn) in the rains, peanuts and popcorn in winter and various roasted gram in summer. You can also buy assorted Pakores (patties), patties, sandwiches and even the local version of a burger off these vendors.
Street food is the grand old tradition in Delhi from the times when Kkhomchewallahs (street vendors) used to come to one’s doorstep to sell all kinds of snacks, chaats, ice creams, sweets and so on. The munchies you can buy off the streets vary with the season. It’s fresh roasted Bhuttes (corn) in the rains, peanuts and popcorn in winter and various roasted gram in summer. You can also buy assorted Pakores (patties), patties, sandwiches and even the local version of a burger off these vendors.
All star Delhi:
For those who want it,
international cuisine is marks its presence in places like the Orient Express
at the Taj Palace. Italian and Tex-Mex food, perhaps because of its affinity to
Indian food, is very popular in Delhi and there are some very good joints like
Flavors (owned by an Italian) and Rodeo. of course as far as five-star hotels
are concerned you can have any cuisine from Thai to Spanish to Indonesian to
Greek.
Sip of Love: Have Breakfast like a King,Lunch like a Prince and Dinner like a Punjabi....
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