NEW DELHI · INDIA
The ones worth planning a day around.
The 7 most popular dining experiences in and around New Delhi. The short list worth planning a day around, with prices, timings and the operator behind each one.
A private Delhi cooking class with Chez Anjali: floral garland welcome, hands-on Northern Indian dishes, and a shared lunch or dinner with tea.
Most Popular“We had a lovely day with Anjali and her family when cooking together and learning the secrets of Indian cuisine.”
Colonial-style high tea at The Imperial Hotel’s Atrium, with hotel pickup, private group comfort, and a 3-hour luxury break in New Delhi.
“One of the best tea experiences of my life. The hotel is beautiful and we were greeted with friendly faces and there was no problem in finding where we needed to go”
4-course dinner at Bukhara, ITC Maurya: live tandoor cooking, chef time, and private Delhi pickup. Luxury in 2 hours.
“A restaurant this size and bigger expectations fails on most counts”
Live Kathak at UNESCO Haveli Dharampura plus a 5-course Old Delhi tasting menu, ending with a rooftop Jama Masjid view.
“I came from UK and the post-shower dance show was good experience for me. I had my dinner after and cozy winter night in the heritage hotel was echoing with table and harmonium. The earthy tones and lighting and décor all were too good.”
Private Delhi evening tour by AC car with a guide, Old and New Delhi photo stops, and an all-inclusive local dinner.
“The tour at night is nice, you get to see the main important buildings and locations with a typical dinner included The waiting for the food at Conaught Place in a local chain restaurant Haldrim's is dull, but it's worth it because the Tali-speciRead more”
Private Delhi tour: Lotus Temple, ISKCON, Connaught Place & Janpath Market, plus Saravana Bhavan dinner. Pickup included, 6 hours.
“all the temples were interesting i wish i could have spent more time in the lotus temple too many people all around and too hot. the dinner was good authentic indian cusine”
Guided 4-hour Old Delhi evening walk through Chandni Chowk and Jama Masjid, plus a local dinner with food tasting and transfers.
“No hotel pickup was stressful. The tour itself was hectic and chaotic and very free form. Turned out to be more of a market tour than a historical overview. We managed to see one monument and the rest was walking the streets of the mRead more”
The old city, the new capital, and the road to Agra and Jaipur.
