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Gastronomically speaking, restaurants in Delhi are a fabulous insight into the ever-evolving world of Indian cuisine. As for authentic food and drink experience in Delhi, street food tours are always a great way of getting to know the basics.

However, restaurants in Delhi have started a vibrant new food scene. One in which even trendy cafes have started opening to a high-standard, Taking inspiration from the impressive fine-dining restaurants, serving international-inspired dishes alongside modern gastronomy.

Foodies after an authentic mouth-watering chicken curry should visit the famous Pandara Road. Alternatively, if you would rather sample a bit of everything, visit Connaught Place and indulge in an extensive menu choice.

Fine-dining Restaurants in Delhi

As for fine-dining, why not check out some of these high-end restaurants in Delhi. All of which come highly recommended for a fantastic food experience in India.

Bukhara Restaurant

Bukhara boasts plenty of awards to its name, such as "Best Indian Restaurant in the World" and "Best Restaurant in Asia." The restaurant can be found at the luxurious ITC Maurya Sheraton hotel and is renowned for its open kitchen.

We recommend trying their signature dish, the "Dal Bukhara". Which features black lentils cooked in tomatoes, ginger, and garlic. In fact, India is a great country to visit if you are vegan, as many authentic dishes are already meat-free.

Veda, Connaught Place

Here, diners can experience a romantic restaurant that will impress you from the moment you take your seat.

The interior comes from the vision of Rohit Bal, a famous Indian designer. The restaurant is adorned with candles and chandeliers, along with the exposed brickwork creating a welcoming environment. As for the menu, it's one that features contemporary cuisine.  Fish Tikka and Chicken Dum Biryani are among the popular choices. The latter a classic mix of smoky and succulent chicken cooked in Indian spices and served with delicate rice.

The Revolving Restaurant, Connaught Place

For an amazing 360-degree view of Delhi, do book a table at India's highest revolving restaurant. You'll be able to see many famous sights like the Red Fort, Jama Masjid, and Rashtrapati Bhavan. One revolution takes 90 minutes, time to enjoy a leisurely meal. Do try the ‘Hyderabadi Muttin Pulao’- basmati rice with tender pieces of lamb blended with Hyderabadi herbs.

Chor Bizaare, Intersection of Old and New Delhi

Rohit Khattar opened this restaurant at his family's Broadway Hotel to display his collection of discarded vintage items, creating an unusual dining experience. The restaurant serves cuisine from India's northern Kashmir region. Definitely try the Wazwan, an array of traditional Indian dishes.

Karim's, Old Delhi

The restaurant is modest and offersMughlai-style food, including a fired brain curry (yes) maybe more for the adventurous foodie! There are over 40 dishes available that include chicken tikka, palak paneer or their classic seekh kebab – prepared with minced meat and spices.

Gulati, New Delhi

One of the more famous restaurants situated on Pandara Road, that actually started as a roadside eatery. Gulati has a daily buffet lunch menu with mouth-watering dishes. It is also home to special food festivals, like the Biryani and Kebab festivals. The kebab platter is recommended, so you can try the different variations.

Food and Drink Experiences in Delhi

Foodies with a desire for an authentic food experience should certainly have India on their bucket list. As well as street food tours through the local markets, restaurants in Delhi are something else. As such, between the two extremes, you can embrace a city is known for its amazing heritage and vibrant atmosphere.

Plan your food and drink experiences in Delhi with tabl. for an authentic trip with knowledgeable local guides and fantastic cuisine.

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