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Opening Time 11.30 AM to 11.15 PM

1.Kwality Restaurant ,: 7, Regal Building, New Delhi - 110001
2.The Village Bistro, Complex of Restaurants
Address : 12, Hauz Khas Village, Near Deer Park, New Delhi - 110016
3.Essex Village Garden, 4- Aurobindo Marg, Mehrauli Road, New Delhi - 110016
4.Tarcoise Cottage, 81/3 - Sri Aurobindo Marg, New Delhi - 110017.
5.Park Balluchi Restaurant, Inside Deer Park, Hauz Khas Village, New Delhi - 110016

Favorite Dish: Karim Hotel Delhi - Mughlai food restaurant
http://www.karimhoteldelhi.com
Mama's Oven - Pasta, salads and cakes
Moets - Multicuisine restaurant(http://www.moets.com)
Nathus Sweets - Sweets, snacks and fast food store(http://www.nathusweetsjkg.com)
Nirula's - Restaurant, hotels and pastry shop chain(http://www.nirula.com)
Nizams - North Indian cuisine restaurant(http://www.nizams.com)
Panchshila Rendezvous - Multi cuisine restaurant
Pebble Street - Continental, Italian and Mexican cuisine restaurant(http://www.pebble-street.com)
Pizza PizzaExpress - Pizza chain joint in Delhi
Thank Goodness Its Friday - Restaurant cum bar(http://www.tgifindia.com)
Other reference
http://www.tulleeho.com

Delhi is noted for its Mughal cuisine, a direct legacy of the Mughal rule. A Central Asian nomadic cuisine of braised meats, kebabs, pilafs and breads using the clay oven (tandoor) evolved with the use of local spices and herbs into a rich range of dishes popularly known as Mughlai

Delhi has excellent restaurants that serve a range of cuisines from around India and abroad. Many of these are to be found in the hotels. Dum pukht at welcomgroup Maurya Sheraton has revived a delicately flavoured stem-cooked cuisine form Oudh. Bukhara at the same hotel is noted for its North West Frontier food as also the Frontier at the Ashok Hotel

Fine South Indian food ranging from dosas and idlis to chillihot Andhra curries and coconut based delicacies from Chettinad and Kerala can be sampled at Sagar, Dasaprakash, Sagar Ratna, Andhra Bhavan and Coconut Grove.

Western and continental cuisine served in restaurants known as much for their marvellous ambience and décor as their food, include the Orient Express at the Taj Palace Hotel, Pierre at the Le Meridien, Pickwick at the Claridges Hotel, and the Captain’s Table at Taj Mahal Hotel.

Fine Chinese and Thai food is found at several restaurants in the city including the exotic Spice Route at the Hotel Imperial, Baan Thai at the Oberoi, House of Ming at the Taj Mahal Hotel, Chinese Room at Nirulas and a host of others.

Fast food outlets like Wimpys, McDonalds, Pizza Hut, Kentucky Fried Chicken, Dominos and Nirulas are round around the city

My favourite restaurant was the restaurant on the roof of my hotel in Delhi. It has a marvelous view over Delhi and the food is great! The address you can find at my accomodation tip. Also nice is the 'Gaylord' restaurant near Connaught Place. It's just across the underground bazar there. It chique and a bit expensive, but you will love the taste of curries here. Also nice and cheap are the restaurant at Pahar Gangj. Go to the ones that look clean.

Many restaurants are there which are better than one another.
Indian Food Restauranls
Continental & Others Restaurants
Chinese & Eastern Restaurants
Fast Food Corners
Coffee Shops
Bars

Favorite Dish: India has an amazing variety of non-vegetarian and vegetarian cuisines.

Contrary to what you may have heard all Indian food is not hot and spicy -- most dishes are only richly garnished to provide an exciting flavour. In Delhi, you will find restaurants that serve Indian, Chinese, Continental and other cuisines. Liquor is available in wine shops. It is also served in bars and restaurants in all major hotels, and in some other restaurants. Theatres etc. are not licensed to serve liquor. The Ist and 7th of each month and specified holidays are dry days when all Liquor shops remain closed.

THE CONSUMPTION OF LIQUOR IS PROHIBITED IN PUBLIC PLACES.

No specific one. Eating out in Delhi can be quite expensive as compared to Mumbai,and the better restaurants are in the 5 stars. Here are a few: Bukhara at the Maurya Sheration-kebabs and more, Italianni's at the Radisson Hotel-Italian, La Piazza at the Hyatt Regency-Italian, Dum Pukht at the Maurya Sheraton-where the Clintons dined on Lucknowi food. Brik at the Grand Hyatt(a 7star)-European cuisine, Orient Express-at the Taj Palace.
The non-five stars.. Basil and Thyme at Santushti Shopping Complex-fabulous Continental food and pleasant ambience..mmm!!Open for lunch only.A must visit!Reserve a table before you start your shopping!Reasonable, Turquoise Cottage from the Orient at Aurobindo Marg-lovely Thai!, Colonel's Kababz in the Defence Colony Market-lots of good kababs!Though the ambience isn't fascinating.Reasonable, Sagar in the Defence Colony Market-good South Indian food(dosas,idlis etc)Very Reasonable, Soul Kitchen opp the Park Royal-mostly continental, Evergreen in Green Park Market-mmm..Delhi's authentic Chhole Bhature!Very Reasonable.
also,do visit the two restaurants at The Imperial Hotel(Janpath) err...that's if you have any money left after eating out so much!!!

Favorite Dish: chhole bhature,kashmiri biryani,and kebabs!

McDonalds can be found everywhere now,try the indian version of the menu..worth trying...if you are a vegetarian,then you will certainly find it good.

Delhi Haat is another place in Delhi where you can try out most of the dishes in Delhi itself!Ask for it by name and any taxi can take you there.
Cheap and ehthnic indian stuff can be bought from Janpath in Connaught Place and Delhi Haat near South extension.

Favorite Dish: If you can go for the spicy stuff go for the Mughal Foods.U can try the following :
- Chicken kadai
- Chicken changhezi
- Chicken Mughlai
- Chicken Tikka
and a lot of other amazing dishes

U can as well try the dishes from the north and south of India.These are the kind of food that you will find almost everywhere.for south indian try the restaurants at Defence COlony Market and restaurants at the Connaught Place.

In Delhi you get all type of food. One of my favourites is Berco's for Chinese. As I am vegetarian I love veg. manchurian and fried rice over here.

For Punjabi food my favourite is Anand Restaurant at Janpath Lane specially for Dal Makhni and Veg Biryani.
Bercos offers fast and good service and is very populars amongst Delhities.

Anand Restaurant is all time favourite for many locals as it is an old and very popular joint offers tempting food with lots of spices.

Favorite Dish: Bercos I've told you is Veg. Manchurian.

Anand restaurant is famous for its Chicken/Mutton Biryani (Rice).