Old Delhi street Food Tour & spice market- For Indian food lover

New Delhi , India

Old Delhi street Food Tour & spice market- For Indian food lover

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About this experience

India is known for its incredible culinary across the globe. Every Indian city has its own food culture and Incredible Food specialities. There is no of Delhi Food walks blog where bloggers talk about Delhi Food walk cost as well the possibilities. We have here special Food tour Program where we introduce you the local food Culture in Old Delhi. You will definitely enjoy this one day old Delhi’s excursion. This tour is quintessentially for those travelers who wish to explore culturally.

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Old Delhi street Food Tour & spice market- For Indian food lover

Pickup included

What's included

Post pick we drive to Old Delhi and we arrange brunch which we include in Food tour. In the breakfast you will be served parantha. Parantha is a stuffed bread served with vegetables

Incredible cycle Riksha ride once

Bottled water

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Air-conditioned vehicle

During food tour you will be served different food items, which will be delicious and mouthwatering. For example, Samosa, jalebi, Bada Pav, Chat ect.

Detailed itinerary

Stop 1 Pass by

We shall pick you up from the airport or from your hotel.

Stop 2

We recommend either little or no breakfast. After that we will take you to the busy streets of Old Delhi.Old Delhi was founded by Mughal emperor Shahjahan, in 1639 and till date its essence of Mughal Empire can be found on its streets. Our first stop would be chawri bazaar. Located in the heart of Old Delhi, this place is known for its street food and the variety found in Indian cuisine. Our food Tour will start with variety ranging from samosa, kachori,chaat,dosa,dahibhalla to Badaam milk, Lassi or buttermilk. These offers typical Indian taste, although not at all hot spicy. Samosa is originally from Somalia, but since 11th Century it became part of India. Samosa is stuffed with fried potatoes and covered with wheat powder. Lassi is a healthy drink and it comes with different flavour.

Stop 3

Delhi food walks have more to offer, as next stop will be at Parathe wali gali.Here hot parathas (stuffed deep fried Indian bread) are served with mint and coriander salsa, tamarind paste and other dips. We shall then exit the lanes and take a left to find Fatehpuri masjid, an old Delhi heritage- a Mughal architecture build by begum fatehpuri (one of the wife to Emperor Shah Jahan). And for you we have chaina ram’s Karachi halwa, a pre Independence shop. Here our Old Delhi Food guide will introduce mouth-watering delicacies. This food culture in Old Delhi developed gradually. Moreover, one cannot miss the biggest spice market which is located nearby and better known as Khari Baoli.

Learn about Indian spices at Local spice Bazar where you can also get authentic and aromatic spices. We shall then proceed towards for lunch and halt at Kareem’s- a historic restaurant is known for serving generations. A must stopwill be here for meat eaters, from various curries to roasted chicken/mutton to flavoured rice, this place has it all. After a sumptuous lunch, we shall make you drink Indian milk tea served with lots of love and a thick layer of freshly brewed cream.

Stop 4 Pass by

After a wonderful Old Delhi food tour, we shall drop you off at your hotel or at your destination.

What's not included

tipping

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Important information

Public transportation options are available nearby

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

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