Experience Delhi’s culture through its cuisine on this food walking tour with a friendly, knowledgeable guide. Join the local foodie crowd as you explore the busy streets of Kamla Nagar, stopping at several food stalls to indulge in yummy local snacks. Complete your local experience with a fun rickshaw ride!
Highlights
- Explore the busy streets of Delhi on a food walking tour with a friendly guide
- Stop at street food stalls to indulge in some of the city’s best local bites
- Experience traditional local transportation on a rickshaw ride
- Mingle with locals at markets and shops
- Small-group tour limited to 12 people ensures a more personalized experience
Recent Photos of this Tour
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Small-Group Food Walking Tour in Delhi Including Rickshaw Ride
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ChuskiFood stall vendor making the chuski dessertPhoto by: Anonymous12 2012 -
Food stallAnother food stall along DelhiPhoto by: Anonymous12 2012 -
Fried PotatoesMore yummy street food!Photo by: Anonymous12 2012 -
Gol gappaSavory gol gappaPhoto by: Anonymous12 2012 -
MomosMouthwatering MomosPhoto by: Anonymous12 2012 -
Bread sandwichFried bread sandwich. So yummy!Photo by: Anonymous12 2012 -
Paneer TikkaPaneer tikka being cooked by a street vendorPhoto by: Anonymous12 2012 -
Paner TikkaSo delicious!Photo by: Anonymous12 2012 -
Ricksaw RideRickshaws lined up by the sidewalkPhoto by: Anonymous12 2012 -
Useful Information
Food Stall in Delhi
Meet your friendly local guide at the Vishwidhalaya Metro Station in the late afternoon to begin your food walking tour through the busy streets of Delhi’s Kamla Nagar neighborhood.
Hop on a rickshaw, one of the most common methods of transportation in Delhi, and pass through the city’s colleges and universities, stopping at an ancient Hanuman temple where locals gather to pay respect to the Hindu deity.
You’ll then head to your first food stop to witness how fresh local shawarma are made in only five minutes! If you’re a meat lover, you’ll love a sliver of this lamb, chicken, beef or mixed meats grilled on a spit.
Continue to a popular neighborhood hotspot, frequented by all walks of life including students. Here, enjoy a local favorite – fresh fruit beer – as well as banta, a delicious lemon-based drink that’s an ideal refreshment for hot Delhi weather.
Wind your way through the Kamla market and emerge onto a narrow alley full of delectable street food joints. This lane -- a great spot for photographers – is where you’ll sample several local specialties such as paneer tikka (tandoori-grilled, spice-marinated paneer), golgappas (savory stuffed pastry ball), bhelpuri (puffed rice and vegetables in a tangy tamarind sauce) and paav bhaji (potato curry with bread).
After these delectable samples, enjoy a stroll through nearby markets, where you can admire the work of local henna painters. Here, sample some crispy potatoes and stop for a refreshing serving of kulfi-falooda (homemade ice cream).
Your final stop is a sweet shop, whose fresh samosas (fried or baked pastry), rabdi (pudding) gulabjamun (bite-sized doughnuts) and sweet flavored milk await you. This is the perfect way to top off your delicious food tour!
Hop on a rickshaw, one of the most common methods of transportation in Delhi, and pass through the city’s colleges and universities, stopping at an ancient Hanuman temple where locals gather to pay respect to the Hindu deity.
You’ll then head to your first food stop to witness how fresh local shawarma are made in only five minutes! If you’re a meat lover, you’ll love a sliver of this lamb, chicken, beef or mixed meats grilled on a spit.
Continue to a popular neighborhood hotspot, frequented by all walks of life including students. Here, enjoy a local favorite – fresh fruit beer – as well as banta, a delicious lemon-based drink that’s an ideal refreshment for hot Delhi weather.
Wind your way through the Kamla market and emerge onto a narrow alley full of delectable street food joints. This lane -- a great spot for photographers – is where you’ll sample several local specialties such as paneer tikka (tandoori-grilled, spice-marinated paneer), golgappas (savory stuffed pastry ball), bhelpuri (puffed rice and vegetables in a tangy tamarind sauce) and paav bhaji (potato curry with bread).
After these delectable samples, enjoy a stroll through nearby markets, where you can admire the work of local henna painters. Here, sample some crispy potatoes and stop for a refreshing serving of kulfi-falooda (homemade ice cream).
Your final stop is a sweet shop, whose fresh samosas (fried or baked pastry), rabdi (pudding) gulabjamun (bite-sized doughnuts) and sweet flavored milk await you. This is the perfect way to top off your delicious food tour!
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