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After working for five-six days a week, on Sundays one feels like going out somewhere, doing something new, shopping and eating out. We are telling you about those food lanes of Delhi which are the favourite places of foodies. If you reach here after spending 5-6 days of routine life, then after eating once, you will not be able to forget the taste of these lanes.
paratha
Paratha Wali Gali
Along with shopping and historical heritage in Delhi, Paratha Wali Gali located in Chandni Chowk also needs no introduction. Shops have been set up here since 1872 and many Bollywood stars including former Prime Minister Indira Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru have tasted parathas at these historic shops. 40 varieties of parathas are available here, which are not made on tawas but in a kadhai. You will never forget the taste of the delicious parathas here.
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You must have heard of ‘unchi dukaan feeke pakwan’ ( a kind of dish with high quality curd and paneer) in INA market
, but the situation here is the opposite. We are talking about the curd and paneer sholay available in INA market. The shops here are small, but the dishes are very famous. Hearing the name, you must be thinking what kind of ‘sholay’ are these! Pandit Ramsharan Sharma’s shop here is quite old. There are some other shops too, where people come from far off places to eat these sholay. Deepak Kumar, who has been running the shop since 2013, says that he has been running the shop since 2013. ‘Sholay’ is also a kind of bread roll, which is made in a different way. So the next time you go to INA, do taste the sholay.
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Mutton
Khan Market’s Mutton Kebab
Khan Market is one of the famous foodie places of Delhi. Cafes and fast food shops attract you here. After eating mutton kebab and fried rice, you will also become a fan of the taste here. There are also restaurants like Azam’s Mughlai, Cafe Turtle, where you will get to taste many types of dishes.
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Chache Di Hatti, Kamala Market
Many big restaurants and hotels pale in comparison to the taste of Chache Di Hatti in Kamala Market, adjacent to the North Campus of Delhi University. The food here is especially delicious with spicy chole and bhatura. This is a foodie hub for DU students. If you go here, take some time because sometimes the crowd is so much that you may have to wait.
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Mutton Rogan Josh
Jama Masjid Area
The list of foodie places in Delhi is incomplete without Jama Masjid area. If you are fond of street food and especially chicken-mutton, then definitely visit here. There are some non-veg shops near Jama Masjid, which are known for their delicious dishes. You will not be able to forget the taste of jalebi, keema samosa to chicken and mutton kebabs here.
