Delhi is a wonderful place for gourmets. The city is popular for its cuisine, which is a mix of Mughlai, north Indian, Punjabi and street food. You can also enjoy various other cuisines from different parts of India in Delhi. Street food is another highlight of Delhi cuisine. The street food in Delhi is quite popular among local population.

Old Delhi, specially the area around Jama Masjid is the ideal to enjoy Mughlai cuisine. There are a number of eating joints that serve delectable Mughali food. You can try Mughlai speciality like tandoori chicken, seekh and boti kebab in Old Delhi. The walled city is not only popular for its Mughlai dishes but the historic city also churns out some delectable local fare like parantha, kachori and chaat.

Spicy Indian food and sweets and desserts from the different states of India have found a big market in the stomachs of food-loving Delhiites. Bengali sweets, especially 'rasogollahs' and 'sandesh', are most palatable to the people of Delhi having a sweet tooth, while Punjabi 'chhole-bhature', 'pinni' and Mughlai and Tanduri cuisine play with the taste buds in a most skilful manner. Roadside 'dhabas', eateries, snack counters and restaurants offer varieties of cuisines that will force you to lick your fingers. The century-old food joints such as 'Karim's' in Old Delhi retain the tastes that have rendered them famous in the past and offer delicious 'korma' or pot roasts, 'kababs', and 'biriyanis'.

There are South Indian food joints too such as Udupi, Anand Bhavan and Sagar Group that offers light and tasty 'dosas', 'idili-sambhar' and 'uttapams'. The rich Punjabi food with its high oil content and spices is a specialty of Delhi. 'Chaat' or the spicy Indian snacks such as 'Bhalle-Papri' are the most preferred evening snack of the women specially. Then, there are global giants such as KFC, Mc Donalds, Nirula's and Wimpy's that lure children and youth with continental cuisines. The five-star hotels of the city have some good restaurants too that offer exotic Chinese, Continental, Thai, Mughlai and Indian cuisines.

Delhi has a number of hotel restaurants and eating joints that you can dine at according to your budget and taste. Apart from restaurants and modern food joints, the city boasts of several roadside dhabas and mobile food wagons. Delhi is not only about Indian cuisine but the city also serves quality Chinese and Continental food.

No tour to Delhi is complete without tickling your taste buds with typical Delhi cuisine. There are a number of restaurants in five star hotels that serve authentic Indian cuisine. You can also try various stand-alone restaurants, which are doing a brisk business. Those with a sweet tooth can try various mouth-watering sweetmeats.

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