
Highlights
- Experience real Indian culture and cuisine on this dining experience from Delhi
- Enjoy a delicious home-cooked dinner at a host's home
- Interact with the host family
- Get an insight into local life in Delhi
- Hotel pickup from centrally located Delhi hotels
- English-speaking guide
- Traveling in a small group allowing a unique and intimate experience
What You Can Expect
Home Cooked Delhi Small Group Experience
This is not just a meal, but a dining experience in a family home, an opportunity to experience Indian hospitality. Traveling in a small group, maximum 12 participants adds to this unique and intimate experience.
At the end of the trip you are free for personal exploration or alternatively your local guide can assist with arranging a taxi back to your hotel.
Customer Reviews
January 2013
Our excursion in Delhi has been one of the best experiences I’ve booked through Viator. If you, like me, do not believe in “bubble travel” where you go from the airport to a luxury hotel to an air-conditioned car, this is the activity for you. It doesn’t come more authentic than this!
Our guide Anupam fetched us at the hotel and from there the journey on the various transport modes in Delhi started. The metro is clean and orderly and in a better state than many European cities I’ve been to. Everywhere we went people offered smiles and curious looks. The tuc-tuc ride is also an experience through the hectic traffic and millions of people. We however felt perfectly safe in the capable hands of our guide and followed him like baby ducks.
We were greeted at Mumtaz’s home with flower garlands and a red dot on our foreheads to bade us welcome and we felt right at home in her delightful little blue kitchen. Ingredients were explained and then the cooking began. Everything we ate was a flavour explosion from the spicy chai tea to the golden dahl and the paneer curry. We each had a turn to try our hand at making chapattis and had a good giggle at our less than perfect efforts.
We ended off the evening with Mumtaz painting our hands with wonderful henna art. The people of India are hospitable, friendly and interested in diversity.
All in all a magical experience.
Anonymous
July 2012
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