New Delhi · DINING EXPERIENCES
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 7 dining experiences worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Cook Northern Indian dishes with Anjali’s family in a private Delhi home, then share lunch or dinner for an intimate three-hour experience.
“We had a lovely day with Anjali and her family when cooking together and learning the secrets of Indian cuisine.”
Enjoy high tea at New Delhi’s Imperial Hotel, with colonial art, Indian teas, private transfers, and an elegant Atrium setting.
“One of the best tea experiences of my life. The hotel is beautiful and we were greeted with friendly faces and there was no problem in finding where we needed to go”
Review of Bukhara at ITC Maurya in Delhi, with a four-course dinner, chef interaction, private transfers, costs, tips, and honest drawbacks.
“A restaurant this size and bigger expectations fails on most counts”
Watch live Kathak in a 200-year-old Old Delhi haveli, then enjoy a five-course North Indian dinner and Jama Masjid rooftop views.
“I came from UK and the post-shower dance show was good experience for me. I had my dinner after and cozy winter night in the heritage hotel was echoing with table and harmonium. The earthy tones and lighting and décor all were too good.”
See Delhi after dark by private AC car, visiting India Gate, temples, Red Fort, Jama Masjid, and dinner with a local guide.
“Very Nice, the guys were polite and knowledgeable about the sites and very helpful for photos. But what let this experience down was how pushy they were on the way back to the hotel- the driver keep asking us how many stars we Read more”
Explore Delhi’s Lotus Temple, Kalkaji Mandir, ISKCON, Connaught Place, Janpath Market, and South Indian dinner on a private evening tour.
“all the temples were interesting i wish i could have spent more time in the lotus temple too many people all around and too hot. the dinner was good authentic indian cusine”
Explore Old Delhi after dark with a guide, Chandni Chowk markets, Jama Masjid, street food, and a local Indian dinner.
“No hotel pickup was stressful. The tour itself was hectic and chaotic and very free form. Turned out to be more of a market tour than a historical overview. We managed to see one monument and the rest was walking the streets of the mRead more”
Pick a monument, a market or a morning train.
