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Food items to try In Delhi


To celebrate the street cuisine, we bring you an exclusive and extensive list of the delectable and the best street food in Delhi. If you haven’t tried 10 to 15 of these Delhi street food then your experience is not very rich.

1. Chole Bhature

The best street food in Delhi — Chole Bhature


Trust me, only Delhi can provide you with the best chole bhature. The extra care and less soda put to make fluffy bhature make it the best street food in Delhi. And I am not going to share the secret ingredient we put in chole to make it more rich and appetizing.
Tip: Ask for that special chutney to put in your chole
Where to try: Giani’s di Hatti in Chandni Chowk, Roshan’s at Karol Bagh, Sita Ram at Paharganj, Nand ke Chole Bhature in Sadar Bazaar, Baba Nagpal Corner in Lajpat Nagar and Chache di Hatti in DU 
For hygiene lovers: Bikanervala at Rajouri Garden, Lajpat Nagar, Dwarka and Shalimar Bagh and Kwality Restaurant in CP

2. Golgappe

A plate of delicious Golgappe
Try this street food in Delhi and you will forget Mumbai’s pani-poori and Kolkata’s puchka. The other variations of golgappe simply can’t beat the flavor that Delhi has to offer.
Tip: Don’t forget to ask for that extra piece of papdi dipped in dahi and saunth to relieve your burning tongue.
Must Try: The ‘Pachranga’ variations of golgappa pani and the Vodka or Tequila Golgappe
Where to try: Local market in Chandni Chowk, Rajouri Garden, Lajpat Nagar Market, CR Park, UPS Bhawan
For hygiene lovers: Try this at best food joints in Delhi like Haldirams, Om Sweets or Bikano

3. Poori Aloo

The yummiest Delhi street food-Poori Aloo
This is a very spicy and delectable Delhi cuisine. If you are in Delhi and haven’t tried this heavenly dish then you are missing out on something big. A must try for spice lovers!
Tip: Try the hot halwa with your poori aloo. Don’t forget to ask for extra sabzi :-P
Must Try: Try its other variation, bedmi poori with sabzi
Where to try: Chaina Ram in Chandni Chowk, Karol Bagh Market, Tewari Sweets in Lajpat Nagar and Shyam Sweets at Chawri Bazaar
For hygiene lovers: Bikanervala, Haldiram’s, and Evergreen

4. Dahi Bhalle

Delightful street food of Delhi — Dahi Bhalla
You just can’t miss this delight of the street food in Delhi that we call dahi bhalla. The sweet curd and mix of sweet red and tangy green chutney on top of soaked dal vada, mmmmm…
Tip: Try the dahi bhalla with a sprinkle of aloo bhujia namkeen
Where to try: Natraj in Chandni Chowk,  Atul Chaat Bhandar in Rajouri Market, Shyam Ji Corner at Old Delhi Road and Dahi Bhalla Corner at Karol Bagh
For hygiene lovers: Haldiram’s at Chandni Chowk, Subhash Nagar; Connaught Place and Kaleva sweets

5. Rolls

Amazingly rolled street food of Delhi — Rolls
The Delhi version of these rolls will keep you on your toes no matter where you try them. Every Roll wala in Delhi has his own special ingredient to make this tasty goodness all the more delish.
Tip: Let go of the conventional tomato ketchup and try these rolls with chili sauce (commonly known as momos wali chutney in Delhi)
Where to try: Local joints in Kamla Nagar Market, Taste Drive at Rajouri Garden, Wah Ji Wah at Mayapuri, Nizam’s in CP, High On Rolls in Defence Colony
For hygiene lovers: New Friends Colony and Khan Market

6. Kachori with Sabzi

The mouth-watering Kachori with Sabzi
This Delhi street food will make you ask for more. Teary eyes and runny nose, all the while you enjoy this spicy treat. Add a dash of coriander and chilies, and you are set!
Tip: Ask for the special “masala” on top of your sabzi for an enhanced flavor. Also, try the stuffed Onion Kachori and Matar Kachori for added texture.
Where to try: Hanuman Mandir in CP, Jung Bahadur in Chandni Chowk Metro, Old Fort, Kamla Nagar Market, Baba Nagpal Corner in Lajpat Nagar, Sharma Kachoriwala in Pitampura
For hygiene lovers: Bikanervala in Shalimar Bagh, Haldiram at CP

7. Samose with Chole

Samose with Chole — Most unique Delhi street food
This fried flavorsome preparation is a unique make of Delhi street food. I assure you that just one single bite of this deliciousness and it will become your first choice among junk fried food.
Tip: Add the green chili chutney on the top for added spiciness
Where to try: Tilak Munjal in Pitampura, Chandni Chowk eateries and Annapurna Sweets in CR Park
For hygiene lovers: Most of the Aggarwal’s serve samose with chole and Crispy Tokri at Kalkaji

8. Bishan Swaroop Chaat

Famous Bishan Swaroop ki Chaat
This is health plus taste at its max. Nobody knew that fruits could be made so delicious with just a few minor additions. The divine taste of fruits mixed with chana toppings can make you healthy and wise. You don’t need to be wealthy to try this goodness ;-)
Tip: Try this special chaat with a glass of chilled lemon soda
Where to try: You will only get this food of Delhi in Chandni Chowk
For hygiene lovers: I guess fruits should be reason enough for you guys to smack on this

9. Kulfi

The sweet savory of Kulfi
The dessert lovers will love this sweet savory. The granules of crushed dry fruits and thick texture of caramelized milk; now this is on top my list of cold desserts.
Tip: Dip your kulfi in the thick mixture of rabri to take its awesomeness to another level
Where to try: Roshan di Kulfi in Karol Bagh, Kuremal at Chawri Bazaar, Siya Ram Nannumal at Ajmeri Gate, Ravi Raj di Kulfi at Karol Bagh and Jain Kulfi Bhandar at Shahdara
For hygiene lovers: Every major food outlet in Delhi serves this sweetness

10. Aloo Chaat

The best street food of Delhi — Aloo Chaat
Who doesn’t like aloo chaat? Please tell who doesn’t.
Tip: Add diced fruits to your aloo chaat to make it a complete meal for you
Where to try: taram Bazaar in Chandni Chowk, UPSC Bhawan, Nathu’s Sweet in Bengali Market, Prabhu Chaat Bhandar in Khan Market
For hygiene lovers: Haldiram’s, Bitto Tikki Wala at various outlets in Delhi and Shree Makhan at Janakpuri

11. Daulat ki Chaat

The famous Daulat Ki Chaat
This famous food of Delhi was invented by The Taste God himself. You don’t believe me? Then try it out for yourself and you will see that it tastes too good to be a human creation.
Tip: This sweet savoury is perfect in itself. You don’t need an added tip to make it any more exquisite
Where to try: Only in Chandni Chowk
For hygiene lovers: Sorry buddy, this heavenly deliciousness is only available in Chandni Chowk. You can try its replacement like Khurchan or Rabri at Shree Makhan.

12. Ram Ladoo

Ram Ladoos — The best street food in Delhi
These fried dal pakoras or ram ladoos are to die for. The crispiness of radish and tanginess of chutney with these fried dollops make for every foodie’s fancy.
Tip: Try the Bhuni Mirch and Mirchi Bhonda with this.
Where to try: Local vendors with carts at Central market, Janak Puri, Green Park, South-Ex I, Tilak Nagar
For hygiene lovers: Evergreen and UPSC Bhawan

13. Rabri Faluda

The syrupy goodness of Rabri Faluda
This syrupy delight is full of caramelized milk and dry fruits. Not too sweet, this dessert will leave you asking for more. It is my personal favorite dessert since a long time. Just by talking about it, I got a craving for this nectarous dessert.
Tip: Enjoy this with a plate of Chawal Chole Palak from Giani’s di Hatti
Where to try: Giani’s di Hatti in Chandni Chowk
For hygiene lovers: Haldiram’s, Om Sweets and Kaleva

14. Kebabs

Famous food in Delhi — Kebabs
The best street food of Delhi is its kebabs. You will get a huge variety of kebabs in Delhi — from Kakori Kebab to Galouti Kebab to Shami Kebab. All of these kebabs are full of flavors and spices that remind you of the Nawabs.
Tip: Try the kebabs with Lehsoon-Tamatar chutney to add a tanginess to the flavors
Where to try: Kebab points in local markets, Chawla’s at Tilak Nagar, Al Kakori at Vasant Place Market
For hygiene lovers: Khan Chacha ke Kebabs, Karim’s and Kebab Factory at Saket

15. Parathe

Famous food in Delhi — Paratha
The most preferred breakfast of Delhi can be eaten at any time, now-a-days. A healthy splash of butter and extravagant stuffing in the paratha makes it a best street food in Delhi
Tip: Try the special Egg Paratha and Pizza Paratha here and don’t forget about the deepfried paratha at Parathe Wali Gali
Where to try: Parathe Wali Gali, Moolchand ke Parathe, Not Just Parathas at Rajouri Garden and Kakke di Hatti at Fatehpuri
For hygiene lovers: Om Sweets and Kakke di Hatti in Karol Bagh

16. Kulfi Faluda

The syrupy goodness of Kulfi Faluda
This syrupy goodness is worth all the calorie intake. The flowing faluda and frozen kulfi will make for a good dessert for all the people with sweet-tooth.
Tip: Sprinkle either kewra or rose flavor to add some zest to your dessert
Where to try: Kamla Nagar Market and Kakke di Hatti in Chandni Chowk and Kaseru Walan in Paharganj
For hygiene lovers: Roshan di Kulfi at Karol Bagh and Sarvana Bhawan in CP

17. Aloo Tikki

The appetizing Aloo Tikki
One of the best street food in Delhi is its famous aloo tikki. You just can’t forgo this flavor assault and then regret later. For the sanity of your inner foodie, you just have to try this.
Tip: Add a healthy dose of dahi on top of your tikki to make it more delectable
Where to try: Natraj in Chandni Chowk, Atul Chaat Corner in Rajouri Garden, Ranjeet Tikki Wala at Janak Puri
For hygiene lovers: Bikanervala, Aggarwal’s and UPSC Bhawan and Bitto Tikki Wala at NSP

18. Multani Moth Kachori

The delectable famous food of Delhi — Multani Moth Kachori
A combination of rice, lentils, onion rings and kachori, this Delhi cuisine is a must try. The assault of hidden flavors on your tongue will leave you speechless.
Tip: Add a zest of lemon to the savory to make it more flavorsome
Where to try: Chandni Chowk and Moth Kachori Bhandar in Paharganj
For hygiene lovers: Prince ki special Multani Moth Kachori at Uttam Nagar

19. Jalebi

Sugary sweetness of Jalebi
Available in best street food places in Delhi, this sugary sweetness is a key to every Delhites’ heart. I don’t know about you but Jalebi can always enhance my mood.
Tip: Enhance your experience with a dollop of rabri on the top of jalebi
Where to try: Jalebi wala in Chandni Chowk, Pandara Road, Bangla Sweets in CP, Jaleba Store in Chandni Chowk
For hygiene lovers: Om sweets and Gulabs

20. Pakode

The yummy Pakoras
You’d give a damn about dieting if you have a plate full of these enticing pakoras. This scrumptious street food in Delhi can make your dull evenings spicy and sad monsoons happy.
Tip: Enjoy your pakoras with a cup of hot chai
Where to try: Nairoji Nagar, Kamla Nagar, Sarojni Nagar, Gol Market, UPSC Building
For hygiene lovers: Bikanervala, Om Sweets and Evergreen

21. Chole Kulche

The best food in Delhi to binge on is Chole Kulche
This easily available famous street food in Delhi is a favorite among Delhites.
Tip: Just ask the bhaiya to add extra onions to your chole to make it crispier
Where to try: Near Tiptop market in Karol Bagh, and UPSC Bhawan, Lotan at Chawri Bazaar, Yadav’s Chole Kulche at Saket
For hygiene lovers: Om Sweets and Haldiram’s

22. Nan Khatai

The awesome food of Delhi — Nan Khatai
The buttery food of Delhi — nan khatai — is a must try for cookie lovers. You will definitely pledge your love to this famous food in Delhi the moment you take your first bit of it and it would melt in your mouth and leave a lingering taste behind.
Tip: Don’t let your nan khatai get cold; binge on it while it’s still hot. Add a cup of warm milk and you have your perfect snack.
Where to try: Local vendors with the best of abilities to create this sweet goodness
For hygiene lovers: Frontier; and local bakeries

23. Gupta Burger

Best street food of Delhi — Delhi style burger
You would have never imagined that a little Delhi tadka can transform normal burgers into something totally new. The aloo tikki seasoned with Indian spices and engulfed in deep fried buns is simply addictive.
Tip: Instead of conventional finger fries, try this with Indian style aloo chips
Where to try: The local burger carts are present in Delhi at every corner
For hygiene lovers: You just have the option of McDonald’s then, my friend.

24. Bhel Puri

Top street food in Delhi — Bhel Puri
Although a Mumbai specialty, bhel puri in Delhi is in a totally different league. Not as dry as its Mumbai counterpart, it is adorned with flavors patent to Delhi. The right mixture of salty, tangy and sweet; this famous street food in Delhi should be tried by everyone at least once.
Tip: Eat your bhel puri with tortilla chips to make your own taste
Where to try: Connaught Place and Bhajan Lal’s Bhelpuri at Sunder Nagar 
For hygiene lovers: Bombay Bhelpuri at South-Ex I

25. Besan ka Chilla


Famous food of Delhi — Besan ka Chilla
This light street food of Delhi is quite a healthy snack to munch upon. A thin layer of gram flour (besan) stuffed with chopped vegetables is to die for. It does serve as an appetizer for many foodies.
Tip: Add shredded cottage cheese (paneer) to the side for a wholesome meal
Where to try: Sitaram Bazar in Chandni Chowk
For hygiene lovers: Haldiram’s

26. Chana Zor Garam

The appealing chaat of Chana Zor Garam
This seasoned chaat does have its health benefits. High on protein, it is a good appetizer for your palate. And of course, a delicious munchy to nibble on!
Tip: Wrap this chaat in a chapatti and you can get your personalized Delhi cuisine roll ready
Where to try: You will find vendors selling this mouth-watering chaat on every nook and corner of Delhi
For hygiene lovers: Well, you can try and make this chaat at your home for extra hygiene

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