The Best New Delhi Restaurants

Saravana Bhavan

Indian cuisine is very diverse which makes many restaurants unique. Diversity and uniqueness combined in the aromatic spices used in this hotel restaurant make Saravana Bhavan the perfect New Delhi restaurant. Food is created with a passion for India and it shows! Some say the restaurant looks like it’s a fast food joint, but the opposite is true. Get early if you want good seats because it tends to get busy. And, it’s budget friendly.

Tempting Restaurant

Get your soul rejuvenated in this comfortable, relaxed restaurant. Combine the best of Indian and Chinese cuisine in a contemporary atmosphere or get it delivered to your hotel. Tempting Restaurant offers the great hospitality only found in New Delhi restaurants.

Diva

Stone walls welcome you in this Italian grand restaurant. The restaurant combines both Italian tradition with a 21^st century modernity. Prices might be a bit higher but its pizza’s are worth it!

Varq

Located in the Taj Mahal hotel, Varq gives off a very unusual vibe. Extraordinary presentation of modern Indian cuisine, beautiful garden views, and delicious food combine in a traditional Indian restaurant mixed with modern treasures and furnishings. This restaurant is perfect for a romantic dinner.

Wasabi by Morimoto

World famous sushi in India is not hard to find. Better yet, it’s located right in the Hotel Taj Mahal center. Authentic Japanese cuisine comes with a higher price, but expect high quality.

Park Beluchi

Located in the green heart of the Deer Park, this New Delhi restaurant offers sumptuous Indian cuisine along with an exotic cocktail bar. Its dishes are unusual but delicious and hygiene standards are really high. Artistic displays offer an atmosphere unique to the city. Weekdays are the quietest.

Parathe Wali Gali

Parathe Wali Gali is a narrow street located in New Delhi that has nothing but food stalls! Come here for some traditional bread made right before your eyes on a hotplate. There are lots of varieties in the traditional and – strictly – vegetarian breads, but most come with pickles and curry. The street has been crowded with food ever since the 17^th century so if you want to know traditional Indian cuisines, this is where you need to be.

Naivedyam

Ever wondered what it feels like to have dinner in a temple? Go to Naivedyam! With it’s dark wood and golden decorations the atmosphere is amazing. You will even be greeted by an old-fashioned Nandi bull. The list of traditional South Indian dishes is endless and this New Delhi restaurant offers an astounding service you will not find anywhere else.

Learn exactly what to order with this Guide to Indian Food.