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Best restaurants in Delhi

59 restaurants that Delhi locals recommend — the real reasons, and the caveats.

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  1. 1.Gulati, Pandara Road

    72 people recommend, 11 warn against it

    Gulati on Pandara Road is a long-standing restaurant that people overwhelmingly recommend for Punjabi-style butter chicken; one calls it the best in Delhi after trying many others, and another possibly the best in India. Others praise the wider Mughlai and North Indian menu, one singling out the burra kebab. The caveats: some visitors found it pricey for what you get or the taste merely average, some prefer Havemore's less sweet version nearby, one insists Pandara Road doesn't serve the real butter chicken, and one says it isn't worth a two-hour wait.

    Pandara Road

  2. 2.Havemore, Pandara Road

    49 people recommend, 1 warns against it

    Havemore on Pandara Road is a popular Mughlai and North Indian restaurant that people recommend above all for butter chicken, with several calling it the best in Delhi; others praise the kebabs, biryani, tandoori chicken and garlic naan. Several prefer it to nearby Gulati, finding it less sweet and better value for the ambience, though some find it pricey or overhyped. A few also note that consistency can slip across branches.

    Pandara Road

  3. 3.Saravana Bhavan, Connaught Place

    49 people recommend, 8 warn against it

    A South Indian chain with a strong following in Delhi, especially at its Connaught Place and Janpath branches. People single out the ghee roast dosa, idli, sambar sadam, mini tiffin and filter coffee, and several call it very authentic, though one notes that dishes have been adjusted for the Delhi palate. The caveats: some say quality has slipped, some call the food overrated, one finds the sambar too sweet, one calls it the worst Tamil food they've had, and the popular CP branch can have a queue.

    Connaught Place

  4. 4.Carnatic Cafe, Lodhi Colony

    44 people recommend, 7 warn against it

    Carnatic Cafe in Meharchand Market, Lodhi Colony, is frequently recommended in Delhi South Indian food discussions, with most commenters praising it. At the Lodhi outlet specifically, one commenter recommends the masala dosa, and a reply suggests trying the neer dosa there. Chain-level praise, not tied to verified visits at this branch, includes a dosa called the Malleshwaram 18th Cross. Individual criticisms exist: one commenter finds the food too oily, another says it is too sweet, one calls it overpriced relative to the value received, one says serving sizes are too low, and one reports poor service across all outlets. Overall sentiment remains strongly positive.

    Lodhi Colony

  5. 5.Rajinder da Dhaba, Safdarjung

    37 people recommend, 8 warn against it

    A long-standing dhaba opposite Safdarjung that people frequently recommend for non-veg food, especially chicken curry, tawa chicken, chicken satay and kebabs, and a few mention it as a late-night option. Some long-time customers say quality has slipped from its peak, one advises skipping the gravy dishes for the galouti, chicken satay and lemon fish, and a few call it overrated, greasy or average. It is described as budget-friendly for groups, though one person found it overpriced.

    Safdarjung

  6. 6.Big Chill, Khan Market

    36 people recommend, 2 warn against it

    Big Chill is a continental café-restaurant with several outlets that many locals name as a favourite, especially for its pastas, pizzas and cheesecakes. Both the Khan Market and Connaught Place branches come up: some find Khan Market cramped and crowded, and the CP outlet is described as bigger. Two commenters warn against it, one calling the food mediocre because of the huge menu and the other calling the place overrated; two feel the pastas are pricey for what you get, and one says the same of the desserts.

    Khan Market

  7. 7.Sandoz, Connaught Place

    33 people recommend, 2 warn against it

    A North Indian restaurant in Connaught Place that people recommend often, especially for butter chicken and dal makhani; one also likes the mushroom tandoori, and another calls it budget-friendly. The CP branch is described as cramped compared with other outlets, and a few commenters dismiss it as a place to avoid. Most still speak well of it, though one regular has grown tired of it and wants new options.

    Connaught Place

  8. 8.Naivedyam, Hauz Khas

    33 people recommend, 4 warn against it

    South Indian chain often recommended, with the Hauz Khas Village branch mentioned most; food is called tasty and budget-friendly. A few consider it average next to other Delhi South Indian places.

    Hauz Khas

  9. 9.Indian Accent, The Lodhi

    32 people recommend, 10 warn against it

    Indian Accent at The Lodhi is a fine dining restaurant that many people recommend for creative, subtle Indian food and a multi-course tasting menu, with some calling it one of Delhi's best. Many also say it is very pricey, many find the food good but not extraordinary enough to justify the bill, and a few report rushed or elitist service. Portions are small, but the tasting menu runs to several courses.

    The Lodhi

  10. 10.Kwality, Connaught Place

    28 people recommend, 4 warn against it

    A Connaught Place restaurant that many people recommend, best known for its chole bhature, which two call the best they've had; others praise the dal makhani, butter chicken and kebabs. One commenter loves its old-world hospitality and charm, and another suggests it as an air-conditioned sit-down option. The caveats: one calls the food bland for the price, two others found it disappointing, and one says a street cart near their home makes far better chole bhature.

    Connaught Place

  11. 11.Radheshyam Subhashkumar, Paharganj

    26 people recommend

    Radheshyam Subhashkumar is a chole bhature spot in Paharganj that many people consider among the best in Delhi, with several naming it their top choice. One commenter says it beats Sita Ram Diwan Chand and warns not to confuse the two. The caveat: one diner finds it nothing special. It also has a Karkardooma branch near the metro station.

    Paharganj

  12. 12.Juggernaut, Kailash Colony

    25 people recommend, 7 warn against it

    A South Indian restaurant that people often suggest for dosa, with the Kailash Colony branch mentioned most and praised for better taste and service than other outlets. The ambience gets consistent praise, but opinions on the food are split: some call it mediocre, inconsistent across branches or overpriced, and a few say it has declined, one blaming a change in the kitchen and another comparing it with pre-Covid days. Commenters disagree on which branch is best.

    Kailash Colony

  13. 13.Karnataka Food Centre, RK Puram

    21 people recommend, 5 warn against it

    Karnataka Food Centre in RK Puram Sector 12, near Moti Bagh metro, is the South Indian canteen many people call Karnataka Bhavan. They recommend it for authentic Karnataka-style dosas, which one says taste like Bangalore's, along with the ghee roast dosa, bene dosa and filter coffee; one has been going since the 90s, and another calls it tasty and cheap. Several visitors say quality has dropped, with watery sambar and bland dosas and chutneys.

    RK Puram

  14. 14.Moti Mahal, Daryaganj

    19 people recommend, 4 warn against it

    Moti Mahal in Daryaganj is a frequently suggested spot for butter chicken: one visitor praises the butter chicken and butter naan, and some say the Daryaganj outlet is the one to visit. Views are divided, though: some call it overrated or disappointing, one visitor found it extremely subpar in every respect, and one wonders whether the original outlet is still in business.

    Daryaganj

  15. 15.Daryaganj, Connaught Place

    19 people recommend, 5 warn against it

    A Connaught Place North Indian restaurant that people often suggest for butter chicken, with one saying it beats Havemore's and another listing it among CP's places for great non-veg kebabs and curries; the kulfi is recommended too. The warnings are blunt: several say it isn't worth the hype, one calls it more marketing than good food, and another says chains like it have become inconsistent after expanding. One visitor found the food quite tasty.

    Connaught Place

  16. 16.Andhra Bhawan, Connaught Place

    17 people recommend

    Frequently recommended for authentic South Indian food, especially the unlimited veg thali and mutton biryani. One finds it the spiciest state canteen; another notes it's regional canteen fare.

    Connaught Place

  17. 17.Chidambaram, Lodhi Colony

    15 people recommend

    A South Indian spot in Lodhi Colony's Khanna Market that people often name for dosas. One commenter calls it their favourite restaurant and praises the ghee podi idli and dosa; another highlights the crispy dosa, sambar and filter coffee and says it's good value. It's described as a simple local eatery rather than a full restaurant, and one jokes that it gets crowded after 10am.

    Lodhi Colony

  18. 18.Aslam Chicken, Jama Masjid

    14 people recommend, 6 warn against it

    A restaurant near Jama Masjid that people recommend mainly for its signature Aslam butter chicken, an Old Delhi-style dish that two commenters call the best around. It draws long lines. Opinions are split: several call it overrated and hyped, and some say it is not traditional butter chicken.

    Jama Masjid

  19. 19.Ikk Punjab, Rajouri Garden

    13 people recommend

    Ikk Punjab is a Punjabi restaurant with branches in Rajouri Garden, CP and GK 2, repeatedly singled out for butter chicken that is described as creamy and spiced with green chilli so the cream doesn't dominate; one calls the GK 2 version tangy and tomatoey. One commenter thinks Rajouri Garden is the original branch. Views are mostly positive, though one ranks it as merely average next to their favourites.

    Rajouri Garden

  20. 20.Sagar Ratna, Defence Colony

    12 people recommend

    A long-running South Indian chain people consistently recommend, especially the Defence Colony branch, for dosas and steady quality, though some say staff hover or hurry you out once you finish.

    Defence Colony

  21. 21.Fat Lulu's, Khan Market

    11 people recommend

    The Khan Market branch especially comes up as a local favourite, with people singling out the pizza, burger and fried chicken tenders; one calls the tenders the best they've had.

    Khan Market

  22. 22.Dum Pukht, ITC Maurya

    11 people recommend, 3 warn against it

    Dum Pukht at ITC Maurya serves Awadhi cuisine, and people who like it point to the kakori kebab, nihari and yakhni pulao, with some preferring it to Bukhara. Opinions are divided: one advises skipping it, another found it average, a waste of money unless you have coupons, and a third says it can't match Old Delhi's Mughlai food.

    ITC Maurya

  23. 23.Udupi Cafe, Munirka

    10 people recommend

    A recommended South Indian spot in Munirka, called genuinely good and cheap by some, though one who went as a child finds the food mediocre now.

    Munirka

  24. 24.Kake Da Hotel, Connaught Place

    10 people recommend, 2 warn against it

    A dhaba in Connaught Place's Municipal Market that people often name as a solid pick, especially for the saag meat and chicken curry; one also singles out the seekh kebabs and pudina parathas. Several insist it is not the place for butter chicken, one who tried it found the food good but overhyped, another found the chicken curry and saag middling, and two warn against it.

    Connaught Place

  25. 25.Leo's, Vasant Vihar

    9 people recommend

    Comes up often when people ask where to eat in Delhi, with one putting its pizza among the city's best and another singling out the Diablo.

    Vasant Vihar

  26. 26.Minar, Connaught Place

    9 people recommend

    Minar in Connaught Place comes up again and again as a pick for butter chicken, with one commenter calling it creamy and another listing it among the CP places with great non-veg kebabs and curries.

    Connaught Place

  27. 27.Mysore Cafe

    9 people recommend

    Mysore Cafe is a South Indian spot near Connaught Place that people recommend for dosas: one diner calls the Mysore masala dosa the best they've had, another describes homely, tasty food at budget-friendly prices, and one counts it among the places that don't serve sweet sambar.

    Mysore Cafe, Thyagraj Marg Area, Teen Murti Marg Area, New Delhi, Delhi 110011, India

  28. 28.Padmanabhan, Rajendra Place

    9 people recommend, 1 warns against it

    A South Indian restaurant at Rajendra Place that people frequently recommend, with several calling the food great and praising the rail-coach theme and the rasam welcome drink. One finds it a little pricey, and one South Indian commenter found the sambar too runny and the food below average despite the nice ambience.

    Rajendra Place

  29. 29.Kake Di Hatti, Chandni Chowk

    8 people recommend

    Kake Di Hatti is a North Indian restaurant in Old Delhi that people repeatedly name among the city's worthwhile places. Three commenters single out the naan and one the kulchas, and one praises the original Khari Baoli location for its food and generous portions. Two visitors are less impressed, saying the food is now average or that only the naan is worth ordering.

    Chandni Chowk

  30. 30.Javed Nihari, Shaheen Bagh

    8 people recommend

    A Shaheen Bagh favourite for nihari, with several calling it among Delhi's best, though one who ate there finds it solid but not the very top.

    Shaheen Bagh

  31. 31.Al Kauser

    8 people recommend

    Al Kauser is a kebab restaurant that people recommend especially for its kakori and galauti kebabs, along with seekh kebabs, mutton nihari, biryani, and warki paratha with butter chicken. One commenter remembers the earlier Sardar Patel Marg location as a go-to for khameeri roti and nihari.

    Alkauser Mughlai Food- Keventer Lane, Soverign Building, Keventer Lane, Sardar Patel Marg, near Diplomatic Enclave, New Delhi, Delhi 110021, India

  32. 32.Yum Yum Cha, Khan Market

    8 people recommend

    A repeatedly recommended Asian restaurant in Khan Market, especially for sushi, hot stone bowl and sticky rice with meat; one calls it amazing though unsure it's authentic.

    Khan Market

  33. 33.Olive, Qutub

    8 people recommend

    Olive near Qutub is a restaurant people often name among Delhi's places worth visiting. One diner calls it fantastic and worth the hype and praises the pizzas and flammekueche flatbreads.

    Qutub

  34. 34.Bhape Da Hotel, Connaught Place

    8 people recommend, 3 warn against it

    A restaurant in Connaught Place's Municipal Market that people recommend for its butter chicken and saag meat; one finds the service simple and welcoming. The warnings are about the mutton: one commenter says it tasted bad, another that it had no flavour, and some dismiss the place outright. Its fans come for the chicken dishes.

    Connaught Place

  35. 35.Qureshi, Old Delhi

    7 people recommend

    A kebab spot near Jama Masjid in Old Delhi that people repeatedly recommend: one calls it the best place for classic butter-soaked Delhi kebabs, though, no Old Delhi expert by their own account, they suspect smaller, lesser-known places may be even better. Another suggests it over the more touristy Al Jawahar, and one who tried both Qureshi and Aslam Chicken preferred Aslam.

    Old Delhi

  36. 36.Kerala Bhawan Canteen, Janpath

    7 people recommend

    Kerala House's Janpath canteen comes up often for authentic Kerala food, with one Malayali calling it the only hope for the real thing in Delhi.

    Janpath

  37. 37.Dosa Coffee, Connaught Place

    7 people recommend

    Named among Delhi's dosa options, with the CP branch called good and garlic dosas praised; one ranks it below several other South Indian places, so not the city's best.

    Connaught Place

  38. 38.Mahabelly, Saket

    7 people recommend, 1 warns against it

    A Kerala restaurant in Saket, behind Select Citywalk, that people repeatedly recommend for South Indian non-veg food, with the chicken Chettinad and mutton varattiyathu singled out as phenomenal. One commenter found the rest delicious but warns that dishes like chicken stew come drowned in coconut milk, one finds it slightly pricey, especially the non-veg, and one simply preferred a competitor.

    Saket

  39. 39.United Coffee House, Connaught Place

    7 people recommend, 1 warns against it

    United Coffee House is an old-school fine dining restaurant that people frequently recommend, with several praising the freshness and taste of the food and one noting its vast menu. A few suggest it as a date spot, though one frames it as a choice when budget is not a concern, and one commenter disagrees with recommending it at all.

    Connaught Place

  40. 40.Andrea's, Khan Market

    6 people recommend

    Andrea's in Khan Market comes up repeatedly as a pick for continental food, often named alongside other favourites such as Big Chill. One commenter says most of the menu is impressive whatever the cuisine.

    Khan Market

  41. 41.Noora ki Nihari, Bada Hindurao

    6 people recommend

    People consistently name Noora ki Nihari in Bara Hindu Rao as the best nihari in Delhi, with one saying no other place matches it. It keeps limited hours: one says the pot empties fast, so go early, another suggests a morning visit, and one places it near Filmistan.

    Bada Hindurao

  42. 42.Al Nawaz, Okhla

    6 people recommend

    Al Nawaz in Okhla is a restaurant people suggest for non-veg food, with the chicken and mutton biryani, kalmi kebab and khameeri roti singled out; one calls it a hidden gem and a must-try.

    Okhla

  43. 43.Six Degree, Safdarjung

    6 people recommend

    A 24/7 café in Safdarjung Enclave that people repeatedly suggest for late-night eating, with veg and non-veg North Indian mains, Chinese items like noodles and momos, plus coffee and shakes.

    Safdarjung

  44. 44.GT Road, Connaught Place

    6 people recommend

    Praised for its buffet, desserts, variety, ambience and reasonable prices, though one found it hard to get a table without booking ahead, especially on weekends.

    Connaught Place

  45. 45.Tamra, Shangri La

    6 people recommend, 1 warns against it

    Tamra, the restaurant at the Shangri-La on Ashoka Road, comes up as a buffet pick: one commenter says the food is really good and another calls it the best. One visitor didn't like it at all, finding it pricey for the taste, with limited options.

    Shangri La

  46. 46.YouMee, GK 2

    6 people recommend, 1 warns against it

    YouMee is an Asian restaurant chain with a branch in GK 2 that people name often; one visitor calls it a really good place, one says the noodles are amazing, and another likes the Korean food.

    Greater Kailash

  47. 47.Bheemeshwara, Connaught Place

    5 people recommend

    A no-frills South Indian restaurant in Connaught Place that people suggest for Andhra food, including non-veg dishes and an unlimited Andhra meal. One calls the junnu a must-try and a visitor describes the food as good, while another ranks it below Mahabelly and Juggernaut and feels none of these chains fully live up to their reputation.

    Connaught Place

  48. 48.Aap Ki Khatir, SDA

    5 people recommend

    Aap Ki Khatir in SDA Market is a restaurant people repeatedly recommend, especially for its kakori kebabs, called exceptional and a must-try for non-veg eaters. One commenter who has eaten there calls it the best food they've had and underrated. It also comes up as a late-night option.

    SDA

  49. 49.Zahra, Okhla

    5 people recommend

    A small, budget-friendly Okhla eatery known for biryani and Turkish kebabs; one praises the NFC branch's tandoori chicken and shami kebabs, another finds it merely good enough.

    Okhla

  50. 50.Burma Burma, Saket

    5 people recommend

    Pure vegetarian Burmese restaurant people recommend for vegetarian dining; one visitor rated the food highly and another found it close to North Indian food and would return.

    Saket

  51. 51.Embassy Restaurant, Connaught Place

    5 people recommend

    A Connaught Place restaurant that people recommend for its food and old-school ambience. One commenter who has eaten there calls the dal meat excellent, another likes the classic, old-world feel, others point to the chole bhature and butter chicken, and one lists it among the North Indian places they would go back to.

    Connaught Place

  52. 52.TBSP, Saket

    5 people recommend

    On one list of Delhi splurges and called great for café and Italian food, with praise for pasta and lasagna, though one who likes it is no fan of the corn ribs.

    Saket

  53. 53.Gokulam, Janpath

    5 people recommend

    A Janpath spot people recommend for South Indian food; one calls its dosa the best outright, and a visitor also highlights the Mangalore buns and filter coffee affogato.

    Janpath

  54. 54.Swagath, Defence Colony

    5 people recommend

    Swagath draws recommendations for South Indian food: one diner at the Defence Colony branch calls it a strong option and suggests the chicken stew with appam or Malabari parotta. Others single out the chicken Chettinad and a slightly sweeter, UK-style butter chicken, and one lists it among Delhi's places for Kerala food.

    Defence Colony

  55. 55.Chicken Inn, Pandara Road

    5 people recommend

    Chicken Inn on Pandara Road comes up repeatedly when people ask about butter chicken, grouped with nearby favourites Gulati and Havemore; one describes its version as rich, sweet and very buttery, and another puts it on par with those two. One commenter who went now and then between 2016 and 2022, usually late at night, mainly praised the breads and found it pricey, though delivery-app deals help.

    Pandara Road

  56. 56.Amudham Cafe, Janpath

    5 people recommend

    A South Indian café on Janpath; one from Bangalore calls it the closest to authentic they've found in Delhi. Both Janpath and Green Park outlets get praise.

    Janpath

  57. 57.Loya

    5 people recommend

    Loya, the fine dining restaurant at the Taj Palace in Chanakyapuri, comes up as a solid option. One commenter who had a full non-veg meal there found the food pretty good, another would pick it over Havemore or Gulati, and one says it stays free of the influencer crowds found elsewhere.

    Lobby Level -2, Loya, Taj Palace, Sardar Patel Marg, Diplomatic Enclave, Chanakyapuri, New Delhi, Delhi 110021, India

  58. 58.Punjab Grill, Saket

    5 people recommend

    A solid pick with branches at Select Citywalk and Vegas Mall; one puts its butter chicken above Gulati's, another found the Citywalk branch classy with decent, enjoyable food if not life-changing.

    Saket

  59. 59.Mazaar, Lajpat Nagar

    5 people recommend

    Afghan restaurant in Lajpat Nagar that people consistently recommend; one praises the skewers, another calls it their go-to, and a third advises eating in rather than ordering online.

    Lajpat Nagar

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Which restaurants do Delhi locals recommend most?
Right now the most-recommended are Gulati, Pandara Road, Havemore, Pandara Road and Saravana Bhavan, Connaught Place, ranked by how many different people vouched for each one. Every place lists the reasons people gave and the caveats they raised, with a link to the original comment.
How is this list made?
It is built from public Reddit discussions — 646 comments from 579 people across r/delhi, r/NewDelhi and r/IndianFood. We paraphrase why each place is recommended, keep the negatives and caveats in, and link to the original comment so you can read the source yourself. We never invent details.
Are these paid placements?
No. Nothing here is sponsored, paid or ranked by a business. Places are included only because real people recommended them in public conversations, and every claim links back to its source.
How recent are these recommendations?
This map was last refreshed October 18, 2026. Recommendations reflect what people said at the time, so confirm current details directly before you rely on them.

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