New Delhi Restaurants

Vegeterian restauran, cuisine from south India. Very great food, mostly locals attend, some tourists. Recoomended by both the Lonely Planet and Routard. Clean for Indian standards. The service can be a bit slow, but the wait is worth it. 450 rupees for three people. You are most likely to wait to be seated.

Favorite Dish: Thali, mini tiffil

We chanced upon this place while walking around CP. The interiors have been done up extremely well and the lounge music they were playing was very enjoyable. The staff was very friendly and made some recommendations which helped us decide what to order, given the large number of dishes on offer. The chicken dimsums were very well made and the yakitori salmon was the best we had ever eaten. The red thai curry and ebi tempura too were delicious! A must visit for all!

Favorite Dish: Chicken dimsums, yakitori salmon, red thai curry, ebi tempura. For dessert- cinamon apple pancakes with ice cream

I went to Zen while visiting India recently and was quite delighted with the food. The service staff was very friendly and efficient. I would highly recommend the sushi platter and teriyaki chicken. The silken tofu dish was delicious and so was the lemon chilli fish. The menu has numerous dishes and they all look very appetizing and reasonably priced. Since it was happy hours, the beers were also very cheap. I would love to go to this place again when I visit India next.

Favorite Dish: I really enjoyed the teriyaki chicken, sushi platter, silken tofu and the lemon chilli fish. For dessert i would recommend darsun with ice cream.

If you love Indian vegetarian, then you must try this chain of restaurants. In central Delhi there is a branch in Janpath and another on Connaught Circus. It is so cheap and very tasty.

There is even a branch here in Vancouver Canadawhich we are intending to try, but doubt we will have as much fun with the translation of our dishes as we did in Delhi.

Favorite Dish: We ended up with a Punjabi Thali as we didn't have a clue how to order so pointed at another guy,s food and asked for 'the same'.
It was really great food and although I am not a vegetarian, found it to be incredibly tasty.

Although I have not personally stayed at this hotel, it does have six restaurants and cafes, and on Sundays, offers an interesting, all you can eat brunch, with as much Spanish sparkling wine as you can consume all for around $25.

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While walking to my hotel, I noticed that the parking lot in front of this place was full and when I peeked inside, it was packed with people who were either eating or buying from the counters. I then learned that it was selling sweets and if it's this popular, what they sell must be good. So I chose a box of assorted preparations (what each is called or what they're made of, I haven't a clue) and brought it home to my family. They loved it!

This was truly my favorite stop amongst all of Delhi's so called best restaurant and dining options to visit. A friendly staff, breathtaking views, great cuisine after the delightful bread served at the table (must try the Himalayan Trout, the Wood Fired Pizzas and White and Dark Chocolate cake).
The ambience of the place was simply stunning, an oasis of calm and natural beauty from its roof top location. Amour being situated in the very interesting urban village setting of Hauz Khas makes the entire trip to the very interesting. Don't be fooled by the challenge to hunt for the place for what is in store is more than worth it. Indoor and outdoor dining options (both offer stunning views) where one can sit for hours at a go.
Will def recommend to all my friends and relatives and surely would love to visit again on my next trip.

Favorite Dish: Grilled Himalayan Trout - This is the fresh water trout that they get regularly. One can choose from options of marinations ( on being recommended I chose Harissa) and sides of veggies. The dish is cooked right in front of your eyes at the live grill which is central to the al fresco area.

"If you want to cross safely, follow the cow".

We all laughed, with the suggestion of the guide, but later on, we understood that he was serious. This was our first experience in India, immediately after a night (non) slept in the plane, and the strong sensations of the first contact with a so different type and rhythm of life, made us overlook this restaurant. Its American look was, not exactly what we were searching for in India, and the food, with good quality, caught us with its initial strike of spices and... sweats! We didn't ever know what we payed, because we were in a package!