Street Food
Some like it crispy, some like it soft and moist and some just think they are pancakes with abs! You can have this dish with either savoury or sweet toppings and the different variations or flavours you can try is
Navratri celebrations have already begun and during these nine nights people generally observe a fast and eat limited food. The foods that you can eat during the fast can often get monotonous and boring that is why we have curated
Imagine a chocolate-filled doughnut, which is also coated with chocolate, hits your mouth and you can sense an explosion of flavours in your mouth but it’s not only the chocolate that you can taste but also Gulabjamun! Doesn’t that get
Have you ever been to a cafe and returned extremely disappointed by the shakes served? Especially the ones that are extremely thin and super milky? Well, worry no more! We have curated the awesomest list of cafes that are bound
If you have a sweet tooth, your first instinct may be to grab a piece of chocolate or some ice cream but if warm crispy Jalebis dipped in chashni is what you live for, it’s time to take a trip down
Following a nation-wide embargo on using newspapers for wrapping food, the Food Safety & Standards Authority of India (FSSAI) has now banned the practice in Jammu & Kashmir as well. The decision has been taken citing health hazards linked with
Midnight Hunger Pangs? Look No Further
If you find yourself elbow-deep in a box of Kellog’s late at night or raiding the refrigerator past your bedtime, read on! Whether you’re a student staying up late to study for your final exam or having a chill game
The monsoon showers are best paired with traditional desi snacks. From the piping hot samosas and kachoris to the quintessential street-side chaats and gol gappas, we love ourselves some zesty street food to go with the downpour. However, folks in
Dilli walas are very pernickety when it comes to their Butter Chicken, each person has their own go-to restaurant for it. But this food lane near Jama Masjid bustling with activity gives a whole new meaning to everyone’s mann pasand
Kadai-tossed deliciously spiced fillings nestled inside a crunchy deep-fried outer crust simply makes tea worth sipping. Samosa may not be Indian but the desi snack time is incomplete without it. The dish sees a variety of innovations and experiments across
A rather exotic player in the Capital’s street food scene, shawarmas successfully earned a spot among the top favorites of locals all across NCR. And staying true to the Demand-Supply hoopla, restaurants and food kiosks constantly thrive to up their
Located in the posh backyard of Delhi’s Panchsheel Enclave, Shahpur Jat is the design house hub of the Capital. The place is flooded with a number of clothes, shoes and accessory outlets. And what better place than this to start
Bread has played, and continues to play, a crucial role in most of the snacks hawked at the streets of Delhi. Whether it’s in the form of a bun in an aloo tikki burger and with pao bhaji or as
Delhi is a city of many seasons, and drastic ones, may we add. If it’s hot, it’s almost 50 degrees and if it’s cold, it just about touches zero in the later months of the year! So what is the
The monsoons have made their arrival pretty wet and clear in the past few days. The Capital is drenched – some parts even drowned – but most of us just can’t get over the gorgeous romantic side of this season.
I wonder why ‘Desi Chinese’ isn’t already a cuisine? Unless the actual Chinese want to take credit for soy-blackened noodles and manchurian, let’s just call it a fancier portion of Indian Street Food. If you’re sporting a blank and clueless
It is a well-established fact that of the many things it is famous for, Delhi’s street food is easily the crown jewel of the city’s food scape. With outlets – new and old – staying on top of their game
Paan is a hot favourite in various parts of India. A delicacy that is deep-rooted in royal histories, the paan now has many variations, which makes it a beloved palate refresher for a larger number of people. Though the capital
Pakoras are instantaneously allied with chilly Delhi evening or romantic rains or simply a cup of piping hot tea. After all, there is a reason, Ranveer Singh swore by the icon Dilli-style bread pakora in Band Baaja Baraat! Keeping up with the love
Mouth-watering sweets, wafting aroma of kebabs and the happy crowd binging away in the narrow lanes of Mohammed Ali Road in Mumbai. Ramadan 2018 is here and we’ve got our Iftaari game strong; here’s all you need to know what
