Top 5 Hotspots for the Ultimate Street Food in Delhi
Are you exploring Delhi? Don’t miss out on Delhi’s ultimate street food hotspots! These hotspots will excite your taste buds and leave you wanting more. Nothing can express the love for food that delhites have for street food!
Delhi is known for its roads, rich history, and shopping hotspots like Sarojini Nagar and Chandni Chowk. But something else that adds to the vibrant culture of Delhi is its amazing street food. Also, there are many cafes and fancy restaurants in Delhi but delhites prefer street food more than any cafes or restaurants. From chole bhature, tikki chat and homely stuffed parathas the food of Delhi is filled with the love and emotions of foodies all over the city.
1. Delhi Chaat Company in Model Town:
This popular spot in Model Town is known for its delicious and authentic North Indian street food. They’re famous for their chole bhature, tikki chaat, and samosa chaat. Adding to the flavour explosion, they offer three different types of chutney: mint, tamarind (imli), and spicy, perfectly catering to a variety of taste buds with prices starting from ₹50.
Additional information:
Average Google rating of 4.2 stars.
Opening hours: 3 PM to 11 PM, 7 days a week
Address: H-4/9 Modal town phase 2, near model town 2, Delhi
2. Vaishno Chaat Bhandar in Kamla Nagar:
Vaishno Chaat Bhandar is famous for its chaats, particularly its signature Aloo Tikki. They offer crisp aloo tikki stuffed with baby corn and paneer, served with green and red chutney. This dish is famous among locals and visitors. Hygiene is a priority here, with all aloo tikkis cooked in pure ghee. The Aloo Tikki starts at ₹200.
Additional information:
Average Google rating: 4.1 stars
Opening hours: 11:00 AM – 11:00 PM
Address: 66-67 E Near Chotta Gol Chakkar, Kamla Nagar, Delhi 110007, India
3. Paratha vali galli in Chandni Chowk:
As the name suggests, Parathe Wali Gali is famous for its parathas. A wide variety of fillings are available, including cheese, vegetables, onion, paneer,khema paratha (meat chunk) and even sweet options like khoya (reduced milk solids). The parathas are typically deep-fried in ghee (clarified butter) for a rich flavour and crispy texture and then served with salad, pickle, and green chutney. Also don’t forget to try their lassi.
Historically, this area was known for silverware shops. In the late 1870s, it transitioned into a hub for paratha vendors. Many celebrities are said to frequent Chandni Chowk, especially to enjoy the parathas at Parathe Wali Gali.
Additional information:
Location: Chandni Chowk, near the Sis Ganj Gurudwara (Sikh temple).
Opening Hours: Shops typically open early in the morning and close in the evening. It’s best to check with individual shops for specific timings.
4.Kuremal Mohan lal kulfi vala in chandni chowk:
Established in 1906 by Mohan Lal and Sons, Kuremal Kulfi is renowned for its organic Kulfi and ice cream flavours. They offer a wide variety, ranging from traditional favourites like Kesar (saffron) and pista (pistachio) to more unique options like Jamun (blackberry), anar (pomegranate), and even fruit-infused options like watermelon. Seasonal specialities based on available fruits might also be available. Synonymous with high-quality kulfi and ice cream in the city, Kuremal Kulfi is a must-try for any dessert lover. Price starting from 120.
Additional information:
Average Google rating: 4.4 stars
opening hours: 11 AM -11 PM
Location: shop no 526 Kucha Pati Ram, Sitaram Bazar Road near Chawri Bazar Metro Station, Chandni Chowk, Delhi.
5. Nand Di Hatti in Sadar Bazar:
Mostly known as Nand Ke Chole Bhature for its iconic chole bhature dish, they serve delicious desi ghee chole bhature and chole khulche. Made with clarified butter and lacking onion and garlic, this dish is a must-try for any foodie. A plate costs you somewhere around ₹100 to ₹120 and is served with green chutney, onions, and pickles.
Additional information:
Average Google rating: 4.1 stars
opening hours: 10:30 AM – 5 PM
Location: Pan Mandi, Sadar Bazzar , Delhi.
6. Moolchand Partha in Lajpat Nagar:
Moolchand is famous for its paratha stalls, offering a delightful array of stuffed parathas that are a favourite among locals and visitors alike.
- Aloo Paratha is a potato-stuffed paratha served with butter, curd, and pickles. The paratha is crispy on the outside and soft on the inside, with a spicy potato filling that’s perfectly balanced.
- Paneer Paratha is a delicious flatbread stuffed with spiced cottage cheese. The paneer is crumbled and mixed with spices, making it a rich and flavorful filling.
- Egg Paratha is a hearty option filled with a flavorful egg mixture. The eggs are beaten and spiced before being spread inside the paratha, which is then cooked to a golden brown.
- Mixed parathas offer an assortment of fillings, providing a burst of different flavours and textures in every bite.
Additional information:
Average Google rating: 4.2 stars
opening hours: 6 AM – 11 PM
Location: Lala Lajpat Rai Marg Moolchand Metro Station, Vikram Vihar, Lajpat Nagar, New Delhi, Delhi 110024
7.Prince Paan and chaat corner in Greater kailash:
This popular spot in Greater Kailash offers a tempting selection of Indian street food and paan. While Varanasi might be famous for its paan, Prince Paan’s variety of flavours is undeniable. Their paan starts at ₹100 and comes in tempting options like chocolate and tutti frutti, Calcutta Meetha Paan, Lucknowi Paan, and Chuski Paan making the slight price increase worthwhile for many.
Beyond paan, they also serve delicious pav bhaji, kulcha, Palak chaat, sabudana tikki and their special Dahi Papdi Chaat. This variety makes Prince Paan and Chat Corner a perfect place for foodies to explore.
Additional information:
Average Google rating: 3.7 stars
opening hours: 10 AM – 10 PM
Location: S-549, S. Swaran Singh Bhandari Marg, Greater Kailash-1, Block R, Part 2, Greater Kailash, New Delhi, Delhi 110048.
Now that you have the list of best places to try street food in Delhi. when are you planning to take a day off and explore these streets and try this amazing food?
