http://www.foodiebay.

com/ gud site

for dahi
bada
it is natraj in candichowk
1. Natraj in chandni chowk

2. gupta kachori sheikh sarai 2...

3. shawarma rolls, new friend's colony.

4. Odeon Sweets at Gole Market

5. Momo’s Yashwant Singh place

6. Omellete- Sikandar omellete Sita ram bajaar Near Chawri Bajaar Metro
Station

7. Al-Bake New Friends Colony “ chicken shawarma”

8. Biryani - Kallu Nihari is located at: Shop No 180, Chhatta Lal Mian, Jama Masjid, Delhi 110006

9. Chachas Chole Bhature@Knags (kamla nagar) or Moolchand famous paranthe wala....rajinder kebabs
near Bheeka ji Kama place....roshna di kulfi at karol bagh or Small dhabas out side IIFT.....

10. Kachoris of Fateh Chand

St. Xavier's School

Raj Niwas Marg, Civil Lines

Fateh Chand sits with a small stall outside Xavier's.

11. UPSC walla chaat

Yusuf Sarai ke Parathe (@ 2AM in the morning)

 Ber Sarai - Ande walle parathe

Kerela Cafe ka Dosa! @ Sector 1 RKP

12. rajma chawal wala at CP ... at the shankar market lane... It serves not only Rajma chawal but also
shahi paneer choley and lotsa pother stuff... all awesome.. and after the meal...dont forget the lassi...

Bun Maska @ Chanakya cinema along with chai..

13. OM chola bhatura in Rohini, somewhere arnd sec-9. , om is very old (and good) too.. the original one is
in patel nagar

14. KEBABS AT "KHAN CHACHA" the bylane behind Khan Market...brilliant kebabs!!!

15. gol gappas & chaat at shah jaan road (nr khan mkt)
- south indian fare opposite jantar mantar/ close to the park.. in cp..
- khan chacha's for amazing kathi rolls (khan mkt.. in one of the bylanes)
- alfina.. khan market.. for melt in the mouth tikkas and kebabs
- even though im not a fan of channa bhaturas.. check out sita ram... in paharganj
- karims.. jama masjid/ nizamuddin/ gurgaon
- momos... @ green park mkt.. a guy sells them on his bike...
- paranthas under the IIT flyover after 10pm...
- place called.. ganesh... in karol bagh for absolutely melt in the mouth tandoori fish...
- actually.. west delhi is the tandoori zone of delhi.. u'll find something on every road...
- dilli haat

16. FRontier ke samose on Panchkuian road

17. anand restaurant CP Try out this eatery located at the lane adjoining Jeewan Prakash building at KG
marg. The biryani & chicken curry s just amazing
18. Tanku Dhabha? in Qutub Inst. Area...close to IIPM? our favourite Sunday morning hangout for
parathas...

19. gol gappe there is 5 panni wala gole gape wala in tilak nagar(west delhi). his desi ghi ki tikki ki just
awsome
20. grilled chicken at galina in GOLE MARKET

21. galoti kebabs and other stuff at "AL-KAUSER" its opposite Vasant Vihar

22. CP - Q’BA is best known for lounge bar than its conti food. Host is another great
place to have mughlai food and its rustic 1980ish interiors takes u back in good’ol
days.
23. Pandara Road - One of the radial roads from India Gate, has plethora of options
to savour Mughlai & north indian food. I reccomend Gulati’s
24. Chat - Bittu Tikki wala at Netaji subhash place, Pitam Pura
 25. Momos at Chankyapuri
26. New Friends Colony - Turqouise Cottage, and some Lebanese rolls Place
27. Khan Mkt - Big Chill is the best place for Italian food and awesome desserts, try their
Mud Pies.
28. Haldirams is a must visit, they are nnow open at CP too.

Chandni Chowk

Set inside the walled city of Old Delhi, Chandni Chowk is an old bustling marketplace. It has
the oldest and most popular restaurants and confectioners called ‘halwais’. Delhi Metro has
made it possible for many locals to travel in and around Chandni Chowk and sample its lip-
smacking flavours. It is undoubtedly the best place to taste authentic chaats. Natraj Dahi
Bhalle Wale was established in 1940. It serves popular Delhi-style chaats like the popular
‘bhallas’. If you want to get your hands on typical Punjabi food laden with butter and cream,
this is the place to be! Pundit Gaya Prasad Shiv Charan Parathe Wala has been making pure-
ghee parathas since 1872! It is located in a narrow lane of Kinare Bazaar. Delhi’s best mithais
can be found at Ghantewala Confectioners, Chaini Ram Sindhi Confectioners and Tewari
Bros.

. Khan Market

Located in the heart of Delhi next to India Gate, Khan Market is one of the plushest areas of
the city. It is the shopping hub of New Delhi. Sure enough, many restaurants have
mushroomed here offering various types of cuisines. But old school kababs are still sought-
after by tourists and locals visiting this place. Khan Chacha’s Kabab Corner pulls crowds
thronging for the chicken and mutton rolls which are ‘to die for’. Vegetarians also have many
options on the menu. Another popular kabab place is Salim’s Kabab. If you have a sweet
tooth, try the stuff at The Big Chill and Café Turtle.

Connaught Place

Connaught Place is a swish industrial area in Delhi. If you want to try something other than
chaats and local specialities, Connaught Place is the way to go. Sarvana Bhavan is probably
the most popular restaurant in this area. It serves excellent South-Indian foods and thali. If
you’re in mood of something continental, try Q’BA. Choose from Italian, Indian, Chinese
and Thai cuisines. Connaught Place has many other multi-cuisine restaurants like Rodeo and
Zen. Another must-try is United Coffee House. Situated near the largest shopping & business
centre, it attracts many tourists and working professionals.

Greater Kailash

Fondly referred to as GK, this South-Delhi area has many residential colonies, designer stores
and modern retail outlets. Sure enough, many swanky restaurants have opened doors to the
upmarket crowds here. If you want to wine and dine, drive down to Diva in Greater Kailash
II. With a well stocked wine bar, Italian gourmet meals and plush interiors, this restaurant
makes for a fine dining experience. GK II has something for Mexican food lovers. Amigo
serves authentic quesadillas, tacos and nachos. For a delectable Mediterranean fare, head to
Shalom in GK I. And for good ol’ butter chicken and tandoors, dine at Moti Mahal in GK I.
Defence Colony

Defence Colony is yet another upscale area of South Delhi and houses some of the best
restaurants serving some of the most exceptional foods. Take wood-fired pizzas and salmon
salad at Flavors, or a complete costal treat at Swagath Restaurant. Vegetarians can dine at
Sagar while kabab lovers can indulge at Colonel’s Kebabz. There’s something for every taste
bud here!

SAms caffe-paharganj

Travelers seem to love it here but the ongoing popularity of Sam’s Café is quite puzzling. It must
be due to the Cafe's attractive rooftop garden setting, because it certainly can’t be for the service
or food (although rumor has it that the western breakfasts are quite good). Service is very slow
and the food, once it finally arrives, isn’t particularly appealing. The Café serves a variety of Israeli
and Italian food, as well as steak and burgers. There’s also barbecue from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
nightly.

• Address: Vivek Hotel, 1534-50 Main Bazaar, Paharganj, Delhi. Ph:

(11) 4154-1436 (11) 4154-1436 .
• Opening Hours: 8 a.m. until 11 p.m.

Diamond Cafe

Decorated with striped orange and white walls, and pictures of Hindu gods, the Diamond Cafe is
another place that offers everything from Indian to Israeli food. Most of what's on the menu costs
less than 100 rupees ($2.50) and is quite appetizing. You'll usually have to call for the waiter's
attention, and will have to write your own order. Waiters will also bring beer if you ask.

• Address: 5066 Main Bazaar, Paharganj, Delhi (opposite the Vivek

Hotel). Ph: 9810818456 9810818456 .
• Opening Hours: 7.30 a.m. until 11 p.m.
• Cost: 200 rupees ($5) for two people.

1. Shree Balaji Chaat Bhandar

www.flickr.com user Charles Haynes

If the sign of a good place to eat is its popularity with the locals, then this shop has to be one of
the best places for chaat in Old Delhi. Its decor is average but it serves up an incredible variety of
delicious snacks. Adventurous eaters must try it.

• Address: 1462, Chandni Chowk, Old Delhi. Ph: 23280579

• Opening Hours: Midday until 10 p.m.
• Cost: Around 80 rupees for two people.
• What's Good: The papri chaat (crispy fried dough wafers, served
with boiled potatoes, boiled chick peas, chilis, yoghurt and tamarind
chutney).

2. Bishan Swaroop
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Bishan Swaroop can be challenging to find but is definitely worth the effort. It's hidden away in
one of Chandni Chowk's unruly side streets, which helps it retain an old-world feel. There's only a
few items on the menu, but what this place makes, it makes well.

• Address: 1421, Chandni Chowk, Old Delhi. Ph:

9818364070 9818364070 (mobile).
• Opening Hours: 9 a.m. to 7 p.m.
• Cost: Around 50 rupees for two people.
• What's Good: The aloo kulla (boiled potato that's scooped out and
filled with chickpeas and garnished with spices and lemon).

3. Lala Babu Chaat Bhandar

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Lala Babu Chaat Bhandar dishes up an enticing selection of authentic chaat. The service is friendly
and the food offers good value for money.

• Address: 77, Chandni Chowk, Old Delhi (opposite McDonalds). Ph:

23282806.
• Opening Hours: 11 a.m. to 9 p.m.
• Cost: Around 80 rupees for two people.
• What's Good: The gobi muttar samosas (crispy pastries stuffed
with cooked cauliflower, peas, and spices) are very popular.

4. Prince's Paan & Chaat Corner

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This up-market place is perfect for those who want to sample Delhi's delicious street food but
aren't keen on venturing into the depths of Chandni Chowk. It's got a great following of expats
owing to its posh residential and shopping location, and strict hygiene standards.

• Address: 29, M Block Market, Greater Kailash I, New Delhi. Ph:

29236364.
• Opening Hours: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
• Cost: Around 250 rupees for two people.
• What's Good: The gol gappas (fried crispy shells filled with a
watery mixture of potato, chilli, and tamarind), also known elsewhere
India as pani puri.

5. Jugal Kishore Ramji Lal

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Amidst the sights and sounds of Chandni Chowk, this place is renowned for its refreshing fruit
chaat.

• Address: 13, Dujana House, Chawri Bazaar, Chandni Chowk, Old

Delhi. Ph: 9811353076 9811353076 (mobile).
• Opening Hours: 10 a.m. to 10 p.m.
• Cost: Around 60 rupees for two people.
• What's Good: The fruit chaat (fruit salad with a twist) is the
specialty here.

1. Metropolis Bar and Restaurant

Sharell Cook

The Metropolis Bar and Restaurant, located on the rooftop of the Metropolis Tourist Home, is
without a doubt the pick of the Paharganj eateries. It’s a little more costly than the rest -- main
meals average around 250 rupees ($6) -- but the quality and variety of food is a definite step up
from the usual suspects. Both Indian and western dishes are prepared. Service is friendly, fast,
and efficient. Reasonably priced alcohol is also served, including cocktails.

• Address: Metropolis Tourist Home, 1628 Main Bazaar, Paharganj, Delhi. Ph: (11) 2356-
1782 (11) 2356-1782 .
• Opening Hours: 8 a.m. until 11 p.m.
• Cost: 750 rupees ($18) for two people

2. Malhotra Restaurant

Sharell Cook

Malhotra is an intimate restaurant that serves good Indian and Continental food. Step inside and
you'll find seating for around 40 people, wooden and tiled walls, and lighting that sets the mood
nicely. Service is courteous but variable, and it tends to be better in the evenings than at other
times of the day. Sometimes a waiter will immediately come to take your order, but other times
it's possible to be left waiting for 10 minutes.
 • Address: 1833-34 Laxmi Narain Street, Paharganj, Delhi (opposite
the Hotel Cottage Yes Please). Ph: (11) 2358-9371 (11) 2358-
9371 .
• Opening Hours: 7 a.m. until 11 p.m.
• Cost: 200 rupees ($5) for two people.

3. Gem Bar and Restaurant

Sharell Cook

Surprisingly, in keeping with its name, the Gem Bar and Restaurant is quite a gem! This narrow,
relatively new place is modern and decorated in warm tones inside. Upstairs is popular for its wide
screen TV, which is much sought after for watching sport. Staff are attentive, and you'll find a wide
range of cuisine on the menu. If you simply feel like relaxing and having a drink, definitely come to
Gem. It can get crowded and noisy at times, but it's a decent place and one of the few in Pahaganj
that serves alcohol.

• Address: 1050 Main Bazaar, Paharganj, Delhi. Ph: (11) 2358-

8165 (11) 2358-8165 .
• Opening Hours: 9 a.m. until midnight.
• Cost: 300 rupees ($7) for two people.

4. Diamond Cafe

Sharell Cook

Decorated with striped orange and white walls, and pictures of Hindu gods, the Diamond Cafe is
another place that offers everything from Indian to Israeli food. Most of what's on the menu costs
less than 100 rupees ($2.50) and is quite appetizing. You'll usually have to call for the waiter's
attention, and will have to write your own order. Waiters will also bring beer if you ask.

• Address: 5066 Main Bazaar, Paharganj, Delhi (opposite the Vivek

Hotel). Ph: 9810818456 9810818456 .
• Opening Hours: 7.30 a.m. until 11 p.m.
• Cost: 200 rupees ($5) for two people.

5. Sam's Cafe

Sharell Cook

Travelers seem to love it here but the ongoing popularity of Sam’s Café is quite puzzling. It must
be due to the Cafe's attractive rooftop garden setting, because it certainly can’t be for the service
or food (although rumor has it that the western breakfasts are quite good). Service is very slow
and the food, once it finally arrives, isn’t particularly appealing. The Café serves a variety of Israeli
and Italian food, as well as steak and burgers. There’s also barbecue from 6 p.m. to 10 p.m.
nightly.

• Address: Vivek Hotel, 1534-50 Main Bazaar, Paharganj, Delhi. Ph:

(11) 4154-1436 (11) 4154-1436 .
• Opening Hours: 8 a.m. until 11 p.m.
• Cost: 200 rupees ($5) for two people.

As for the kind of restaurants you are looking for :-

Flavours (moolchand flyover)
Italic (moolchand flyover)
Mainland China GK
Park Baluchi - deer park
Ten = YMCA
fujiya
Its greek to me (safdarjung enclave)
Basil and Thyme
Geoffreys (ansals)
Line of No control (qutab hotel)
Def col Market (Swagat, moets, moti mahal etc)
Chor Bizzare (must go spl for kashimiri cuisine)
IHC Restaurants (if any1 of u r members there)
Jerry Wong (CP)
Rajdhani (gujrati Cuisine) CP
Mist
Diva (GK)

Ps; Burrp site is not one of my favs cuz misleading reviews lots of times
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