Top New Delhi Dining Experiences

Learn about Indian tradition and culture through food during this small-group Indian cooking class in a local home. Learn secrets about how your host’s grandmother traditionally made food, starting from each ingredient and spice. With vegetarian, vegan, and meat options, there’s something for everyone. Sit down with your host and small group to eat your meal after. Leave knowing how to cook up an Indian feast back home.

"Rated #1 on many platforms. Instagram: tourswithaman ‍♂️ Here are Highlights ‍♀️: 1. TASTE Different Variety of TRIED & TESTED for Safety INDIAN STREET FOOD: Learn About It’s History & INGREDIENTS ( Samosa, Jalebi, Paratha/Choley Bhature, Chai ) 2. Chandni chowk market. 3.Visit Historic SIKH Gurdwara (Temple) & It’s MEGA KITCHEN, Where 15 THOUSAND+ PEOPLE EAT For FREE EVERYDAY 4. Visit ASIA”S LARGEST SPICE MARKET 5. See 370 years old 2nd largest MOSQUE 6. Take AWESOME PHOTOS for your INSTAGRAM 7. See RED FORT From outside 8. Jain & Hindu Temple: From outside. Nau Ghara Gali: Nine houses lane for good pictures. 9. Visit a Secret SPICE Mansion 10. ENJOY Rickshaw RIDE IN Chaotic Old Delhi Market 11. I will teach you Hindi. 12. I will share Tips & Recommendation, how to save money in India ⏰ Duration- 3 - 3.5 hours. Check my Instagram for videos and pictures of the experience: @tourswithaman

Delhi is full of sights that are hard to leave off a successful itinerary, but visitors can find it challenging to travel from one part of the bustling city to another. On this Delhi tour, let a driver and guide do the legwork, taking you to explore Old and New Delhi attractions. See some of the city’s most popular historical, religious, and political landmarks, and stop for photos at India Gate. A rickshaw ride is included, and a buffet lunch is available with an upgrade.

Explore Old Delhi's meandering lanes without worrying about losing your way with this private, guided tour that focuses on food and culture. You'll sample street food from a variety of local spots, spend time in a Sikh Gurdwara and see the communal kitchen, and pay a visit to Asia's largest spice market, with time left over to head up to a secret rooftop to take in fantastic views.

The Old Delhi Food and Heritage Walk is the perfect way to immerse yourself in the soul of Old Delhi — a vibrant maze of flavours, stories, and timeless traditions. Experience the city’s charming chaos as you explore its legendary street food, bustling markets, and rich heritage.

For lovers of Indian food, this is the perfect tour for you. Not only do you help to prepare a delicious Indian meal, you also sit and eat it with a local family in their home, and your small-group tour members. Cook a three-course meal with drinks and desserts, and take away a copy of all the recipes so you can recreate them back at home.

Old Delhi food tour is a perfect mixture of food walk and city tour in one compact package. It’s a perfect choice for tourists who wish to explore the street food culture, sights, people and market in shortest possible time. In addition to food, guests also visit some of less explored corners which are not very well known but are worth seeing the vibrant market, meeting and interacting with locals and walking through colorful streets which haven't changed much in the past two centuries. Indian food is different from the rest of the world not only in taste but also in cooking methods.This area is a perfect blend of cultures and ethos of India.The itinerary and food items included can be tailored to suit the dietary requirements of the guests. During the food walk, guests visit 8-10 food joints and taste 18-19 different dishes including one full fledged meal at the end.This tour includes the delicacies followed by a full meal and desserts to end this tour with a sweet tooth.

Old Delhi is known for its tasty street food, from syrup-soaked “jalebis” to “chole bhature” (a traditional Punjabi dish)—but knowing where to locate the best vendors takes local know-how. On this half-day tour, get an insider’s introduction to Delhi’s bustling Chandni Chowk marketplace. En route, check out the Jama Masjid mosque and Asia’s biggest spice market. Eat and drink your fill along the way, with tastings included.

Seeing both New and Old Delhi in one day can be challenging without a plan. This private tour takes care of transportation and logistics, allowing you to explore the city’s top sights with a guide handling the details. Visit UNESCO World Heritage sites such as Humayun’s Tomb, Qutub Minar, the Red Fort, and Jama Masjid, as well as key landmarks including India Gate, Parliament House, and the Lotus Temple.

Rather than eating at restaurants every night, opt for a more intimate dining experience with a home-cooked meal in Delhi. During the evening feast, you’ll swap an impersonal restaurant setting for that of a traditional Indian home, and eat recipes that have been passed down through generations. Plus, soft and alcoholic drinks are included.

During this special cooking workshop, you’ll learn the time-tested secrets behind some of India’s most iconic dishes. Master the ins and outs of five different courses, and get a hands-on, insider’s introduction to cooking with Indian spices and ingredients. Then, sit down to enjoy the freshly prepared meal, accompanied by complimentary refreshments.

Agra’s Taj Mahal is one of India’s top attractions but planning a solo day trip from Delhi can be challenging. Travel by fast train to maximize sightseeing and minimize travel time. The Gatimaan Express train gets you to Agra, where your private guide and driver meet you. Visit the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort, with optional visits to the Tomb of I’timad-ud-Daulah and Mehtab Bagh. Lunch and admissions are included.

This sunrise tour to the Taj Mahal in Agra is an ideal trip for travelers short on time in India, but who still want to see one of the country’s most iconic sites. Be picked up from your hotel in Delhi in the early hours and driven to Agra, so you can relax in the private car on the way. Reach Agra in time for a beautiful sunrise over the romantic monument.

Discover the warmth and rich traditions of Afghan hospitality with a home-cooked meal in the heart of Delhi. Join an Afghan refugee family who, after fleeing their war-torn country, have made Delhi their new home. Zareen, the matriarch, is renowned in New Delhi not only for her incredible cooking but also for her warm hospitality, reflecting her Persian roots. Her husband, two daughters, and son will be honored to spend time with you, sharing stories and life experiences. Why Choose Us: At Delhi Daily Life, we believe true travel connects you deeply with people and cultures. This experience is more than just a meal — it’s an opportunity to share stories, learn about resilience, and contribute to the lives of those who have faced hardship. Whether you're a food lover, cultural enthusiast, or socially conscious traveler, this meal promises lasting memories and a fuller heart.

Learn to prepare authentic Indian food in your local host's private home during a 4-hour cooking experience in New Delhi. Travel with a guide from a central location to the house, where your cooking lesson might cover vegetarian dishes like pakoras, chapati, chutney, chai tea, and more. Your host provides traditional clothing for you to wear during this evening culinary experience that showcases India's culinary traditions. Includes cooking lesson, snacks, meal, and round-trip transport from a central location.

Delhi is famous for its cuisine, but after you’ve tried the street food, treat yourself to a lavish meal at one of the city’s top restaurants, located within a 5-star hotel. Make your reservation in advance so you don’t miss out. This package includes a multi-course dinner and private round-trip hotel transportation from your Delhi accommodations. Through food, learn about Indian culinary culture and traditions.

Enjoy an intimate, home-cooked lunch or dinner with a local family during this private, half-day cooking workshop in Delhi. Learn how to create traditional Northern Indian vegetarian dishes that you can recreate back home, from paneer masala to vegetable pulao and biriyani rice dishes. Complimentary cold drinks and masala tea are included; wine, beer, or liquor can be provided at an additional cost.

Feel the rhythms of India in this private dance class in Delhi. Slip into a sparkly costume and learn moves from three to four Indian dance styles, including Bollywood moves, Bhangra, and folk dance. Your session is filmed and sent as a private YouTube link, letting you share your performance with friends and family. Hotel transfers are included for a seamless experience.

Skip the crowded restaurant scene for this small-group cooking class with hotel pickup and drop-off. You’re picked up from any location in Delhi and taken directly to your host and cooking teacher. Learn how to make traditional Indian food such as pakora, paneer gravy, curries, naan, and other dishes before the evening is through.

The beauty of an walk relies upon savouring the delectable dishes available. Much of them include Bedmi Pooris - a puffy, hefty, deep-fried puri-like bread made of wheat flour, spices, and dal, which is served with a spicy aloo sabzi, or potato curry; Paneer Pakoda - huge cubes of cottage cheese immersed in a flour batter, and then deep fried; Nahari - a sumptuous non-vegetarian dish cooked overnight with hot curry spices.

Join our Food Walk through the vibrant streets of Delhi and taste its iconic street foods—crispy jalebis, tangy chaat, flaky samosas, fresh parantha, and hot masala tea. Come hungry, as all the food is included! Later we will explore Asia’s largest spice market, learning about the spices that define Indian cuisine. The tour wraps up with a visit to a large communal kitchen, where you’ll witness the tradition of feeding thousands of people daily.

Get access to the home kitchen of a local New Delhi chef in this authentic Indian cooking class. Learn about the history of Indian cooking and classic culinary techniques, then try your hand at a few recipes that you can take home and recreate in your own kitchen. Convenient hotel pickup and drop-off and a take-home kit of essential Indian recipes and spices included.

Learn more about Indian culture by spending the spring festival of Holi with a local family in Delhi. Indian festivals can be confusing for outsiders, and you might not know where or how to celebrate. Joining an Indian family means you’ll learn more about Holi’s cultural significance while having fun getting showered in bright colored powders and water. Meet at the family home, then celebrate Holi in a nearby park.