Itinerary

1. Delhi Food Tour

   • Old Delhi Street Food Tour
     • Chandni Chowk & Jama Masjid Area: This historic area is a must-visit for street food lovers. From spicy chaats and crispy samosas to melt-in-the-mouth kebabs and parathas, the lanes here are packed with vendors and legendary stalls.
     • Highlights:
       • Paranthe Wali Gali: Famous for deep-fried stuffed parathas with fillings like potatoes, paneer, and even bananas!
       • Jalebi Wala: Hot, syrupy jalebis straight from the fryer.
       • Kuremal Mohan Lal Kulfi Wale: Known for traditional Indian ice cream, especially kulfi stuffed with fruit.
       • Karim’s: A must for traditional Mughlai dishes like mutton korma, kebabs, and biryanis.
   • South Delhi Delights
     • Upscale Eateries and Cafés: South Delhi neighborhoods like Hauz Khas and Khan Market offer a range of gourmet and fusion options. Here you’ll find high-end cafes, trendy fusion spots, and regional Indian restaurants.
     • Highlights:
       • Regional Cuisines: Many restaurants specialize in Rajasthani, Bengali, and South Indian food, perfect for tasting traditional dishes from different states.
       • Global Fusion: Trendy spots that mix Indian flavors with international influences.
   • Modern Delhi & Fusion Cuisine
     • Connaught Place: This central hub features both heritage eateries and contemporary bistros. You’ll find classic Indian eateries next to modern pubs and lounges offering innovative takes on traditional recipes.
     • Highlights:
       • Gulati Restaurant: Known for North Indian classics like butter chicken and dal makhani.
       • Saravana Bhavan: An iconic spot for authentic South Indian fare.
       • Rico’s or Big Chill: Popular among younger crowds for Indo-Western fusion and comfort food.
   • Food Markets and Farms
     • INA Market: Famous for exotic spices, fresh produce, and ingredients from all over India, it’s a great spot to explore and learn about essential ingredients in Indian cooking.
     • Farm-to-Table Experiences: Some tours include visits to organic farms on Delhi’s outskirts, where you can enjoy fresh, seasonal meals and even participate in cooking classes.
   • Sweets and Desserts
     • Famous Sweet Shops: Delhi is a paradise for sweets, with options like ladoos, gulab jamun, and rasgullas.
     • Highlights:
       • Bengali Market: Known for its chaat and Bengali sweets.
       • Bikanervala and Haldiram’s: Popular chains offering a wide selection of sweets and snacks.
       • Jalebis, Rabri, and Falooda: A must-try trio at places like Giani's or any famous halwai (sweet maker).