The capital city, Delhi, is often popularized for its rich and mouth-watering street food. You'll find a diverse culinary scene at various spots stretched across almost every lane of this bustling city. Delhi is not just a city but a hub for street food, where street food lovers have innumerable places to explore in every corner of the city.
The love for street delicacies lies in every Delhiite's heart, reminding them of the aromatic smell of hot serving food, the vendor's smile or "bhaiya ki smile," their hospitality, and the sublime art of conversing with peers.
All these little things sum up to keep the obsession unmatched by the craze of Delhi Street Food delicacies. Here are some of the top 5 fantastic street foods you must try out, accompanied by your friends
1. Aslam Butter Chicken Corner, Jama Masjid
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If you’re a die-hard fried chicken fan, then Aslam Butter Chicken is something you should definitely try out at Jama Masjid. The place is a haven for local food, especially when it comes to Mughal Cuisine. Chef Aslam has popularized his unique fried chicken with a secret blend of spices and a generous pour of melted butter.
2. Mohabbat e Sharbat
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3. Sudama ki Chai
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Are you even a foodie if you’re not a chai lover? Exactly! Next, we have the most famous tea stall thousands of Delhi University students loved: “Sudama ki chai.” It is located behind the Ramjas Campus and is frequented by students from all across Delhi University every day.
4. Daulat ki Chaat
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Indeed, Delhi is commonly known for its street chaat. One of the most unique yet heartwarming chaats with a touch of sweetness is served in the lanes of Old Delhi called "Daulat ki Chaat." This heavenly soufflé with its sugary magical flavors has been served for the past 35 years, creating a rich cultural legacy of street food in Old Delhi.
5. Dolma Aunty Momos
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Momos are not just an ordinary dish for Delhiites, but an emotion. Dolma Aunty’s Momos at Lajpat Nagar was the first-ever momo stall set up in Delhi.
Over the years, the craze for momos in Delhi has burgeoned, and many outlets have been opened. Yet, Dolma Aunty ke Momos stands out as everyone’s favourite go-to place for authentic street momos.
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Written By: Surya S V
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