Popular 20 points to have best street food in Chandani Chowk

Purani Dilli's Chandni Chowk, near Jama Masjid, has always been a foodie's dream, with Mughlai and
street food dominating this section of Delhi. What is most generally referred to as "Chandni Chowk
Food" or "Jama Masjid Food" is a one-stop shop where you may sample everything. The narrow
lanes of Old Delhi are teeming with places steeped in history. Every second business and booth is
decades or centuries old, which adds to the uniqueness of the location. There is history, grandiose
culture, gorgeous artistry, and delectable food amidst the everyday hustle and bustle of congested
Old Delhi.

The location is rich and certainly vibes the roots of royals, with Haveli style open dwellings of Mughal
architecture and excellent historical pieces of monuments. As a result, a place with such a gorgeous
setting and a rich history has equally rich eating customs. What exactly is a bonus? You don't even
have to go back in time to enjoy the best of mediaeval cuisine. Everything is still there, with the
same flavour and, in fact, a little better after all of the new changes! So, if you're going on a food
walk in Delhi to find the best street food and all the goodness of Jaama masjid food, these are the 20
places you must visit!

1. Parathe Wali Gali, Chandni Chowk

The Parathe Wali Gali is known for its wonderful Paratha, a browned Indian flatbread. It's worth
noting that the parathas are completely vegan! The parathas are incredibly inexpensive, and you
may eat them to your heart's desire! Exceptional fillings such as cashew nuts, almonds, and a variety
of other dry fruits are included in the assortments. Mix parathas, rabri, khoya paratha, Gobi paratha,
and other types of parathas. The paratha is usually served with a sweet tamarind dip, mixed-
vegetable pickle, one paneer dish, aloo sabzi, and a sautéed squash smash. This area is also known
for its wonderful lassi, which is frequently served in Kulhads.

Location New Delhi's Chandni Chowk

The business is located on the second floor of the world-famous Parathe Wali Gali. On the walls of
this small shop, you'll find many encircled daily newspaper clippings showcasing the gestures of
acknowledgment for its kachori sabzi. The Kachoris are a good size and not too thick. It is the aloo
sabzi that makes it into a must-try road nutrition from the Chandni Chowk region. Overall, this is
something that every foodie should have on their shopping list.

Location epitomises Delhi's road food culture

 3. Ashok Chat Corner

Chaat and Indians go hand in hand. Delhi's street food is well-known throughout the country, and
there's no better location to sample it than in Old Delhi. This location, which is immediately outside
Gate No. 3 of Chawri Bazar Metro Station, is quite convenient to find in the tightest corners where
finding any spot might be a hard job. The restaurant is one of the oldest in the area and serves some
of Delhi's greatest street food. It's delectable, zesty, delectable, and just the finest!

Must Haves: Chaat, Golgappas, Tikki

Old Delhi food is made even more interesting and unique by places like Jugal Kishore Ramji Lal Chaat
Wale. Another popular chat corner is Jugal Kishore Ramji Lal Chaat Wale, which sells some distinctive
chaats that are exclusively found here and nowhere else in Delhi. They specialise in chaats like the
'Kuliya Di Chaat.' It's tangy and tasty, and it's healthful, too, because it's created from a variety of
veggies and fruits.

Must Haves: Kuliya Di Chaat

Location: Dujana House, 13, Chawri Bazar Rd, Chandni Chowk 

5. Kuremal Mohan Lal Kulfi Wale

After all that heat, hefty Mughali cuisine, and street chatter, you'll need a pause to cool down. What
do you think, Kulfis? That's a straightforward decision, but nothing in Old Delhi cuisine is
straightforward. When you see the wide array of possibilities available, your mind will undoubtedly
be boggled. Every kulfi is rich and delectable, and it'll be the finest Kulfi experience you've ever had!

Must Haves: Aloo Sabji, Kachori Sabzi, Crispy Kachori, Daal Kachori, Khasta Kachori, Spicy Aloo
Location: 1104, Maliwara, Jogiwari, Chandni Chowk
6. Bishan Swaroop Chaat Corner

Bishan Swaroop is one of Chandni Chowk's hidden gems. It is well deserved, regardless of the effort
required to find it. The average cost for two people is only Rs.50! Chaat and aloo Kulla, both organic
products, are incredibly delectable. He is a well-known individual who is a part of all Delhi-6
nourishment strolls. Aloo chaat and other natural fruit product chaat are the ones to get, and you
can also ask him to adjust the masalas to your preferences. Regardless of his fame, the nature of
masalas and the focus on cleanliness has not changed.

Location: Chandni Chowk's raucous side boulevards

7. Bade Mian Ki Kheer- Old Kheer Shop

This old and trusted sweet shop serves finger-licking kheer because, after all the burden, the lightest
and sweetest comfort is all you need. As a result, it's apparent that old Delhi cuisine is a full delight,
giving whatever type of meal you choose on any given day. The finest aspect is the massive amount
of food it offers.

Must Haves: Badam Kheer

The Khan Omelette Corner's slow-down is a very common occurrence when the breakfast rush is in
full force. Great parathas with spiced egg filling, a good amount of flavour, green stew, a small bunch
of coriander, and delicious mango pickle. On weekends, the best time to have their delicious egg
paratha is in the morning or afternoon.

Location: Naya Baans, Chandni Chowk

9. Natraj Dahi Bhalle Wala

This business serves the best Dahi bhalla in Delhi. If you're a big fan of Dahi Bhalla, this spot is
perfect for you. It's known for its extraordinarily fresh crisp bhalle, aloo tikki, and Dahi, as well as the
best chutney. Since 1940, this better-than-average business has been located on the main Chandni
Chowk thoroughfare. The place is always packed with foodies, the prices are reasonable, and the
cuisine is delicious. This is a book that comes highly recommended.

Location: inverse to Paranthe Wali Gali, in Chandni Chowk

This business is directly across the street from Maliwara's well-known Jung Bahadur Kachori-Wala. If
you're unsure where this location is, simply enter the Parathe Wali Gali and walk till you come across
their stall. Kedar Nath's very delicate lal mohans and syrupy lassi are similar to the cherry on top of
an already delicious cake. In Kullhar, they serve lassi, which has a richer flavour and is also more
hygienic. Bedmi poori and aloo ki sabzi are also popular dishes there.

11. Giani’s Di Hatti

The establishment has a wide range of services. Gianni's di Hatti was the first and is the father of the
numerous Gianni's outlets that can be found around Delhi. The business, which is located near Kakke
Di Hatti in Chandni Chowk, also provides a variety of Halwa, including moong and Daal Halwa, badam
Halwa, suzi Halwa, and a variety of others. The shop's Daal Halwa is highly recommended; the
flavour is genuinely maintained with a large amount of dry organic items added to it.

The Rabri faluda is its most famous product. Delicious, lip-smacking, and just decadent. There is also
a small seating arrangement in the area. Almost all of their meal items are huge local favourites and
cost about $50-$60 each plate.
12. Cool Point

Cool Point is the most well-known venue for desserts and beverages in Old Delhi, with two locations
near Jama Masjid. What began as a modest business on the Matia Mahal road near Jama Masjid has
grown into a massive establishment serving royal delicacies like Shahi Tukda as well as standard ice
cream flavours like vanilla and mango. The place has been going strong for the past 20 years and
shows no signs of slowing down anytime soon!

Must Haves: Shahi Tukda, Rabri, Mango Ice Cream, Phirni Kheer, Kulfi Faluda, Lassi
Location 933, Jama Masjid

13 Rehmatullah Hotel

Even in Chandni Chowk, this kind of delectable food at such low costs is hard to come by! The
location feeds the poor all year and offers packs for just Rs. 20 to those eager to aid the less
fortunate. Each packet contains two huge rotis as well as a delectable dish of Buff Meat Korma. This
is a must-see for all foodies who want to get a full taste of Old Delhi's cuisine.

Must Haves:  Chicken Biryani, Nahati, Shrimp, Buff Korma, Kebabs

The perfect halt marking the conclusion of your culinary stroll across Delhi 6 looking for the best
street food in Delhi is something you may not have heard of before. Gur ka sharbat is a new and
pleasant drink sold in a little kiosk on the corner of Moholla Pahadi Imli. Since 1947, the price has
risen from 1 paisa to Rs 5 per glass. When visiting Chandni Chowk, you should have a drink you won't
find anyplace else but here at Mohalla Pahadi Imli.
Must Haves:  Gur Ka Sharbat
Lolcation: Corner of Pahadi Imli, Chitli Qabar,Bazar Matia Mahal

15. Qureshi Kebab Corner

Commoners call the shop Guddu Bhai ki Dukaan, and it has a long list of claims to fame, particularly
for its legendary kebabs. The Sultan Kebabs are slim and juicy, and they're served hot off the griddle,
making you want more! The Kebabs, which are the most sinful Jama Masjid meal, are served here.
Everything is smoked on the premises over a charcoal barbecue and served hot!

Must Haves: Seekh Kebab, Kathi Roll, Mutton Burra

Location: Opposite Gate 1, Jama Masjid, New Delhi

The restaurant is known for serving the greatest fried chicken you've ever had! Fried Chicken and
Fried Fish of excellent quality and delectability at exceptionally low costs. So, to satisfy your fried
chicken desires, you don't always need to be near a KFC. That's how good Jama Masjid food is for
you! Here, we've completed our task! You can now start your car and head out for your food stroll!

Must Haves: Fried Chest Piece, Fried Leg Piece,Fried Fish.

Location: 113, Matia Mahal Road, Bazaar Matia Mahal, Jama Masjid

17. Haaji Sharbati Nihari Wale

Noora Nihari, located in Sadar Bazaars' Bhaji Gali, offers a fool lunch for Rs 100, and the rich nihari
here is wonderful, as the name says. The Nihari is one of the most popular Mughal cuisine dishes. It's
essentially a slow-cooked beef stew that can be served for breakfast or lunch, and it’s well worth the
effort. It's hot, hefty, and everything a Nihari should be. The accompanying rotis are simultaneously
crunchy and fluffy.

Must Haves: Paya Nihari, Bheja Nihari, Nalli Nihari.

Jama Masjid in Historic Delhi is the epicentre of Mughlai cuisine, serving the best non-vegetarian
pleasures we could possibly wish for, thus it shouldn't come as a surprise that there are so many old
and well-known eating joints dedicated just to true Mughali Non-Vegetarian cuisine! Al Jawahar is a
prominent restaurant providing Old Delhi cuisine. It was named after Pandit Jawahar Lal Nehru, who
is credited with inaugurating the site following India's independence. That's right, it's that ancient!
People go long distances to enjoy the most delectable mutton-nihari, which is cooked overnight.

Must Haves: Changezi Chicken, Mutton Korma, Mutton Nihari, Paya Soup, Khamiri Roti, Seekh Kebab
Location: 8, Matia Mahal Road, Matia Mahal, Opposite Gate 1, Jama Masjid.

19. Rambhoj Lassi

During the hot and humid months in Delhi, Lassi is the archetypal invigorating drink. Rambhoj is one
of the restaurants in Chandni Chownk that delivers a delectable variation.Rambhoj's expertise is
serving lassi in a tall kullad (mud glass). The drink has an earthiness about it, similar to tea served in a
kullad, that can't be found in a steel glass.Unfortunately, the kullads are replaced with steel glasses
during the wet season.Still, it's worth coming here for a sit-down and a cool drink in between your
Old Delhi culinary tour.

Location; Opposite Driba Klan, Chhippy Wada, Chandni Chowk

20. Dil Pasand Biryani Point

Whether you choose chicken or mutton, the dish has a lingering deliciousness that comes from the
slow-cooked meat and rice scent.I barely had a few nibbles of the biryani because I was already
stuffed from the nihari. If you're in the vicinity, however, it's worth picking up some biryani to take
home.The biryani pairs beautifully with raita and pickles, which are given on the side.

Location 735, Haveli Azam Khan, Chitli Qabar Chowk, Jama Masjid, Delhi