Jul 14, 2023
By: Ayush Mehrotra and Shagun ChaudharyLocated in the heart of Chandni Chowk, Paranthe Wali Gali is famous for its variety of stuffed paranthas. Indulge in piping hot paranthas filled with delicious fillings like potato, paneer, or even sweet options like rabri.
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Karim's is a legendary eatery near Jama Masjid, known for its delectable Mughlai cuisine. Feast on their flavorsome kebabs, biryanis, and rich curries while enjoying the monsoon ambiance.
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Beat the heat and enjoy the monsoon with some refreshing kulfi at Kuremal Mohan Lal Kulfi Wale. Their specialty is stuffed kulfis with flavors like mango, paan, and rose.
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Savor the famous Dahi Bhalla (lentil dumplings soaked in yogurt) at Natraj Dahi Bhalle Wala. The combination of sweet tamarind chutney, tangy yogurt, and spicy masalas is a burst of flavors.
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Head to Chache Di Hatti for a delicious plate of Chhole Bhature—a popular North Indian dish of spicy chickpeas served with deep-fried bread. The monsoon weather will make it even more enjoyable.
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Another popular spot in Old Delhi, Lotan Chhole Kulche is known for its mouthwatering spicy chickpeas served with soft and fluffy kulchas. Add some pickle and onions to enhance the flavors.
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This iconic establishment is known for its old-world charm and delicious coffee. Pair it with their famous masala dosa or a plate of samosas.
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Rajinder Da Dhaba is a favorite among locals for its lip-smacking North Indian and Punjabi cuisine. Indulge in their butter chicken, kebabs, and other hearty dishes to savor the monsoon flavors.
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Enjoy delicious rolls and kebabs at Khan Chacha in Khan Market. Their succulent chicken tikka rolls and melt-in-your-mouth seekh kebabs are sure to satisfy your monsoon cravings.
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For a scrumptious plate of Chole Bhature, head to Sita Ram Diwan Chand in Paharganj. The crispy bhaturas and spicy chole are a must-try for food enthusiasts.
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