A scrumptious melt-in-the-mouth treat, Daulat ki Chaat is synonymous with the lanes of Old Delhi and the diverse flavours it offers.
Naankhatai, served warm and fresh, are a kind of slightly sweet and grainy biscuits that you can find in every narrow lane of Old Delhi.
A blend of Rooh Afza, sugar, milk, watermelon and lots of love, Mohabbat ka Sharbat is one thing that you simply can’t miss when visiting the walled city.
In the lanes of Chawri Bazar, lies the old and famous Lotan Chole Kulche Wala which has been serving its best since 1920.
There’s no way you can visit Jama Masjid and miss the mouth-watering Shahi Tukda and Rabri which is actually to die for.
A sticky and gooey dessert, Khurchan literally means leftovers and is made with the residue of fried sweet milk.
If you’re looking for finger-licking fried chicken, Jama Masjid’s Haji Muhammad Hussain Chicken and Fish Dry is the place to go.
Squeezed between the big stores of Chitli Qabar, lies the small eatery of Kaley Baba Kebab Waley with the best possible kebabs, freshly grilled over a bed of coals.
Near Fatehpuri Masjid in Chandni Chowk, one can literally find the best Chole Chawal in town at Gole Hatti, especially their Chole Palak Chawal.
In the snaking lanes of Bazar Sita Ram, you can find Kuremal Mohanlal Kulfi Wale with their out-of-the-box kulfis, good enough to soothe all your sweet cravings.