Experience Culinary Delights of Delhi with Street Food Walks

Delhi is perhaps the most interesting place to visit in all of India. A city as diverse as it is large, Delhi has been the capital of India for centuries beginning under the Mughals. The history of this Indian gem makes it an important destination for anyone interested in history. Though there are over a hundred monuments and an undetermined number of ruins, Delhi is a city of rich historical and cultural value and an important tourist destination. The marvels of Delhi can be intimidating, Odigos has numerous guided tours suited to every need.

As a capital city, Delhi has always been a melting pot with people from around the country making it their home. The thriving Mughal dynasty brought travellers and artisans from around the world too. As people came to make this city their own, they brought with them many of their own cultures and habits. These blended with those of other people and the locals to make the unique heritage of Delhi. This is also why Delhi’s food is so special, it is different from anything you’ll taste anywhere else in the country.

A food walk of Old Delhi is one of the best ways to get to know the city. Through the food you will be told not just where the dish is from but also the history of the time it was created. The streets of Old Delhi are filled with mouth watering delicacies that can make anyone’s head spin. The mutton kababs from Karims or the chole bhature from Sita Ram Diwan Chand are among the landmarks of the city. There is also the Parathe wali gali where you will find the best parathas in the city and Giani’s di Hatti known for its kulfi falooda.

A stroll through the old city of Shahjahanabad can be intimidating, especially if you are not used to narrow streets filled with people, shops and traffic. Navigating this maze of streets and lanes requires immense presence of mind. Going as a part of a tour group is advisable whether you’re a Delhiite or new to the city just so you don’t get lost. Odigos has excellent tour guides that have in depth knowledge about the area and will take you ensure you get to eat the best of Delhi’s food. Enjoy these tours with our expert tour guides Faraz Khan and Ankush Vashishtha. Word of advice, make sure you come with comfortable shoes and empty stomachs to make the most of this walk!

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