Cheap Flights to Delhi (DEL)

Up for a lively adventure? Chandni Chowk is a maze of narrow lanes packed with fabric shops, spice stalls, and traditional jewelry stores. It’s one of the oldest markets in Delhi, and walking through it feels like stepping into a living museum of trade and culture. You’ll find everything from wedding wear to street snacks, all within a few steps.

If you’re looking for a more upscale experience, Khan Market offers boutique stores, bookstores, and stylish cafes. It’s popular with both locals and visitors for its curated fashion, home decor, and gourmet groceries. You can shop, grab a bite, and enjoy a quieter side of Delhi.

This modern mall in Saket is perfect for a day of retail therapy with international brands, beauty stores, and a buzzing food court. It’s clean, spacious, and ideal if you prefer air-conditioned comfort. You’ll also find seasonal pop-ups and events that add to the vibe.

If you love a good bargain, Sarojini Nagar is the place to test your haggling skills. The market is known for trendy clothes at low prices, often export surplus or factory seconds. It’s busy and energetic, but you’ll leave with great finds if you’re willing to dig a little.

Looking for a full-on retail therapy session and a premium shopping experience? DLF Promenade in Vasant Kunj is a great pick. You’ll find brands like MAC, Marks and Spencer, and Calvin Klein, all in a space that’s easy to explore and full of energy. What makes it even better is that it’s right next to two other malls—Ambience and DLF Emporio. You can hop between luxury, high street, and casual shopping without going far.

If you're curious about how Indian food can be reimagined, Indian Accent is a great place to start. The tasting menu blends traditional flavors with global twists—think blue cheese naan and chicken tikka meatballs. The setting is elegant yet relaxed, and the staff guides you through each dish with care.

Dining at the Spice Route feels like stepping into a storybook, with antique decor and dishes inspired by Southeast Asian flavors. You’ll find Kerala prawns, Thai salads, and other delicacies that complement the rich ambiance. It’s a bit of a splurge, but the experience is memorable and beautifully curated.

If you enjoy discovering hidden gems, Cafe Lota is a cozy spot tucked inside the Crafts Museum. The menu highlights regional Indian dishes with a creative twist—try the palak chaat or millet-based mains. The outdoor seating and bamboo decor make it feel earthy and relaxed, perfect for a slow brunch or lunch.

Craving bold flavors without the fuss? Head to Rajinder Da Dhaba, a local favorite. It started as a small counter and now serves up juicy kebabs, rolls, and curries from multiple stalls. You’ll probably eat standing up or in your car, but the food more than makes up for it. It’s casual, quick, and full of character.

If you're looking for a dining experience that blends elegance with bold Indian flavors, Kheer at Roseate House is a great choice. You’ll enjoy dishes inspired by Northern Frontier cuisine and Delhi’s street food, all served from a live tandoor kitchen and street food station.

If you're in Delhi and craving a relaxed Mediterranean dining experience, Syrah at the Hyatt Regency is a lovely choice. Picture yourself by the pool, enjoying fresh mezze and flavorful grills while the gentle ambiance surrounds you. It’s the kind of place where good food and good vibes come together effortlessly.

When you're in Old Delhi and the craving for authentic Mughlai food hits, Karim’s is the kind of place you’ll be glad you found. You’ll be welcomed by the aroma of rich Mughlai dishes that have been perfected over more than a century, from melt-in-your-mouth kebabs to creamy kormas and fragrant biryanis.

If you're in Delhi and craving something cool and unforgettable, Kuremal Mohan Lal Kulfi Wale is a must-try. Tucked away in Old Delhi’s lanes, this century-old gem serves delicious kulfis made with real fruit and natural ingredients. From stuffed mango to paan and vegan-friendly sorbets, every bite is a burst of tradition and creativity.

Moti Mahal is a must-visit if you want a taste of culinary history. Known as the birthplace of butter chicken and tandoori cuisine, this old-school eatery in Daryaganj serves rich, flavorful dishes in a no-frills setting. Despite its modest ambiance, the food speaks for itself.