If you've got cash to splash, Bukhara has a
string of awards to its name, including being voted "Best Indian
Restaurant in the World" and "Best Restaurant in Asia" by the Restaurant Magazine in the UK. It's
known for its rustic atmosphere, unforgettable kababs, and huge family size naan bread. Be sure to make a
reservation
The popular Karim Hotel is now in its fourth generation of
management, having been established in its current location in 1913. The decor
of this restaurant is nothing much to look at, but the food more than makes up
for it. Karim Hotel offers inexpensive Mughal style cooking at its best. Its
location in Old Delhi also provides a fascinating insight into a side of Delhi
that many visitors don't get to see.
Veda is one restaurant that will really grab your attention.
Everything flickers and shimmers. Candles, mirrors, chandeliers, and
embellished glasswork dome. All set against rich deep red velvet curtains and
bricks. The menu marries traditional and contemporary Indian cuisine. What's
also attractive is the restaurant's wine list and central New Delhi location.
The multi-level Punjabi By Nature is a hip and elegant place,
with waiters clad in traditional Punjabi attire. It's known for its unique
creation of vodka gol gappas --
fried crispy shells filled with flavored vodka and other spices. The food is
excellent, servings are generous, and the atmosphere warm and inviting.
Chor Bizarre aims to capture the spirit of a 'thieves
market', found in every large Indian city. The restaurant contains an eclectic
collection of items that exude an old-world ambiance. It's a place that awakens
curiosity and provides for an interesting dining experience. The menu features
the best cuisine from India's northern Kashmir region and is good value for
money. Lunch combined with a guided Delhi walking tour is also offered.
