Old Delhi Food Tour - New Delhi | Viator

Old Delhi Food Tour http://ift.tt/1O1r4Is "This delightful food tour walk through lively streets of Old Delhi, which will give you a chance to spoil your culinary taste buds with some of the best street food choices from the city's oldest food places. During the walk you will visit 7 to 9 different food joints, which run their business for decades and few of them are even more than 100 years old! Highlights Explore the local streets on a walking tour of the city Multiple departure times and locations available Soak up the atmosphere on a walking tour Great overview and orientation of the city All-inclusive tour" Old Delhi food walk is a perfect choice for tourists who wish to explore the street food culture, sights, people and market in shortest possible time. In addition to food, guests also visit some of less explored corners which are not very well known but are worth seeing the vibrant market, meeting and interacting with locals and walking through colorful streets which haven't changed much in the past two centuries. Each one of the food joints specializes in certain dishes and is famous all over Delhi and beyond. During this tour we will taste 12 to15 different dishes which include different type of chaats, lassi, kulfi, parantha and many others. All the food items are as safe as they can be and can be modified in most places to suit different people's palates. The usual meeting point is Chawari Bazar Metro station, however, pickup service can be arranged with an extra fee. #foodwalk #foodtours #india #food
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Review of Indian Food Tours in Delhi

"“Awesome - rare experience - safe and most of all DELICIOUS” I went on a solo food tour with Raj. He is an experienced chef. Once I got over the traffic and the hustle and bustle of Chowndni Chowk (Old Delhi) I was in a foodies heaven. I had a list of things that I wanted to try beforehand. Most were satisfied. I felt safe and trusted Raj, with his experience of food and of course his attention to hygiene. Some of the dishes I tried on the trip - Daulat ki Chaat (heavenly), Chole Batura, heavenly puris and aloo, pumpkin curries, the most divine rose flavoured lassi - i HAVE EVER TASTED, gol gappa, paranthas, delicious falooda from gianis, rare rabri condensed milk sweet, fusion indian pasties, charcoal baked fresh biscuits, samosas from the gods, sweet chai and a light as air dipping biscuit, dahi bhalle. I listened with care when Raj went through some of the cultural history of Delhi 6. I really felt like a local who knew the best spots for chaat and other delights. Raj took me to a fine spice shop where I bought wonderful teas. If all that was not enough, Raj took me to the best Masala - Dhaba were I tasted fine tikka, deep flavoured curries including saag and delightful dried mint naans that were melt in the mouth. The place was Kake-da Hotel on Con naught place. In summary, the day was full on, and one of the highlights of my grateful time on earth. Next time I am in Delhi, I will do another tour, as there is so much more to explore, gastronomically and historically. I am very grateful to Raj, for introducing me to the wonders of the hindustan cuisine and people, such an ancient, rich and wonderful culture. http://ift.tt/1FA7tOA" #foodtour #foodwalk #tourism #india #food #delhi #travel #cooking #cookingclass
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Food Walk in Old Delhi - BookMundi.com

Food Walk in Old Delhi http://ift.tt/1LNht3m "Walk through centuries old streets and markets and taste 14-16 different Indian food dishes from 5-7 different food joints in Old Delhi. Old Delhi food walk is a fun way to experience the cuisine and sights of the city as you walk through lively streets and centuries old markets. This food walk allows you to indulge your taste buds with the best street food dishes from the city's oldest and most famous food joints. During this food walk, you will visit 6 to 8 or may be more, food joints, which have been doing their business in the same place for decades. Few of them are more than 100 years old ! During this food walk, a guest can taste 12 to 16 different dishes or more. These include different type of chaats, kulfi, parantha, lassi, and many others. All the food items are safe to eat and food served can be modified to suit different people's preferences. The meeting point of this tour is ticket counter neargate number 2 of Chawari Bazar Metro station. If required, pickup and drop from most areas from Delhi city can be arranged for an extra fee" #foodwalks #foodtours #india #newdelhi #olddelhi #streetfood
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Review of Indian Food Tours in Delhi

“Great way to see Dehli and get a local perspective (whilst getting very well fed!!!)” Been to Dehli a number of times on business so was looking for something a little bit different - this tour really hit the spot. Great way to experience some real local life and cuisine - be advised when they say have a light breakfast they really mean it!!!!! http://ift.tt/1KGKWMy
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India Food Tour - BookMundi.com

India Food Tour http://ift.tt/1Jt5uq4 India Food Tour provides best culinary tours, cooking classes, adventure tours, photography walks, heritage tours, Delhi Agra Jaipur tours and much more in India. We are among the first and top tour service providers in a number of services like food tours, photography tours and various others. #foodtour #foodwalk #india #cooking #food #culinary
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Agra Photography Tour - Agra Food Tour

Agra Photography Tour http://ift.tt/1KAaLgk "This photography tour of Agra lets you explore and #photograph most worth visiting monuments of Agra city not just limited to Taj Mahal and Agra Fort. Your #photography guide helps you understand the lesser known details of each place you visit and rich history of this ancient city. This is an excellent choice for casual as well as dedicated photographers who want to take some memorable professional quality pictures to keep the memories of their trip to #Taj Mahal fresh for a life time. Instead of worrying about finding good spots to take pictures or how to take them, you can rely on the expertise of your photography guide to make sure that your photos are the best and will be more than just worth sharing with friends and family. COST: INR 9500 per guest on twin sharing basis. INR 3500 for each additional guest. INR 17500 for a solo tour." INCLUDES Taj Mahal #photography #tour Pick-up drop from #Delhi in an air-conditioned vehicle. Lunch, bottled water and entrance fees and all taxes. Services of a photography guide. Photography and sightseeing in Taj Mahal, Agra Fort and some other monuments and markets of Agra. OPTIONAL: Early departure from Delhi or late departure from #Agra for early morning or late evening photography. Rental of photography gear. SCHEDULE: After pickup from Delhi, the driver takes you to Agra where the local guide meets you and takes you on the guided heritage tour of Taj Mahal, Agra Fort and some other places of interest. Lunch from a high quality restaurant is provided during the tour. Drop back in Delhi after the tour is over.
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“Brilliant tour” We did an afternoon food tour of Delhi, 3 of us and two others. The tour really gets you around Delhi old and new so a great way to see the city and go places you wouldn't otherwise see. Food was excellent, we eat things that we would never have imagined. Raj and Jaidev were great company and the tour was well worth the money, Do this rather than the red fort or other boring museum. http://ift.tt/1Os1Yny #cookingclass #foodwalks #tourism #foodtour #india #food #delhi #travel #cooking
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Review of Indian Food Tours in Delhi

Review of Indian Food Tours in Delhi

“Fun and unique!” This was a very fun tour! I have a sensitive stomach, but nothing was too spicy and I didn't get sick. We tasted some very yummy things. Very fun walking tour of old Delhi, in areas a regular tourist wouldn't know of. The tour of the temple kitchen was also great. http://ift.tt/1UWZblg #cookingclass #foodwalks #tourism #foodtour #india #food #delhi #travel #cooking
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Experience Indian Food: Delhi Food Tour - New Delhi | Viator

Experience Indian Food: Delhi Food Tour http://ift.tt/1J27ncR "This food tour of Old Delhi and New Delhi is a great way to explore the cuisines and sights of both parts of Delhi city in one delicious package. In this food tour, we will cover all the major culinary attractions of Old Delhi as well as New Delhi along with visits to a few landmarks of the city. Highlights Explore the local streets on a walking tour of the city Small group ensures personal service All taxes, fuel surcharges and service fees included Snacks and Beverages included Led by a local guide Great overview and orientation of the city" This food tour is a food walk and city tour in one compact package which is a great thing to do if you have 5-6 hours to spare. The guests discover the culinary delights of Old Delhi and New Delhi from some of the most famous food joints of the city. Some of them have been in business for more than 100 years. In addition to food, the guests also get the chance to see a number of hidden corners of the city which normal tourists don't really know about. The itinerary and food items included can be tailored to suit the dietary requirements of the guests. During the food walk, guests visit 8-10 food joints and taste 18-19 different dishes including one full fledged meal at the end. None of the food items included are too spicy but can be made if so desired. In Old Delhi we walk for short distances and use cycle rickshaws for longer distances. Once the guests are finished with Old Delhi, we get in to the car to explore New Delhi and it's food. During the tour, we also visit a few attractions of the city like the biggest spice market in city, a charitable kitchen feeding thousands of people every day and a few others. This is a perfect introduction to India and Indian cuisines for first time as well as regular visitors. #foodwalks #foodtour #india #food #citywalk
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Experience Indian Food: Delhi Food Tour - New Delhi | Viator

Review of Indian Food Tours in Delhi

“Authentic cooking class” We had a late afternoon vegetarian cooking class with Rajeev where we learnt to cook many authentic and tasty Indian dishes including pakora and stuffed roti. We were welcomed into Rajeev's home where he taught us not only how to cook but also about Indian spices (and gave us a sample to take home). We had a great time and would recommend this class to anyone who loves food and we are looking forward to cooking Indian food for our friends and family. http://ift.tt/1K9oUSp #foodtour #foodwalk #tourism #india #food #delhi #travel
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Experience Indian Food: Delhi Food Tour - New Delhi | Viator

Experience Indian Food: Delhi Food Tour http://ift.tt/1J27ncR "This food tour of Old Delhi and New Delhi is a great way to explore the cuisines and sights of both parts of Delhi city in one delicious package. In this food tour, we will cover all the major culinary attractions of Old Delhi as well as New Delhi along with visits to a few landmarks of the city. Highlights Explore the local streets on a walking tour of the city Small group ensures personal service All taxes, fuel surcharges and service fees included Snacks and Beverages included Led by a local guide Great overview and orientation of the city" This food tour is a food walk and city tour in one compact package which is a great thing to do if you have 5-6 hours to spare. The guests discover the culinary delights of Old Delhi and New Delhi from some of the most famous food joints of the city. Some of them have been in business for more than 100 years. In addition to food, the guests also get the chance to see a number of hidden corners of the city which normal tourists don't really know about. The itinerary and food items included can be tailored to suit the dietary requirements of the guests. During the food walk, guests visit 8-10 food joints and taste 18-19 different dishes including one full fledged meal at the end. None of the food items included are too spicy but can be made if so desired. In Old Delhi we walk for short distances and use cycle rickshaws for longer distances. Once the guests are finished with Old Delhi, we get in to the car to explore New Delhi and it's food. During the tour, we also visit a few attractions of the city like the biggest spice market in city, a charitable kitchen feeding thousands of people every day and a few others. This is a perfect introduction to India and Indian cuisines for first time as well as regular visitors. #foodwalks #foodtour #india #food
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Experience Indian Food: Delhi Food Tour - New Delhi | Viator

Review of Indian Food Tours in Delhi

“One of the best things we did in India” We were in India for a month and our food tour in Delhi was one of the best things we did! The day was very well organized, the food we ate was delicious (all of it), we ate a lot of things we never would have discovered on our own, and the tour was very informative and fun! If you want to eat well while you're in India definitely do this tour in Delhi and the other cities you visit! http://ift.tt/1KDS4Pd #foodtour #foodwalk #tourism #india #food #delhi #travel
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Review of Indian Food Tours in Delhi

Review of Indian Food Tours in Delhi

“An afternoon of great food...” Couldn’t think of a better way to explore Delhi. It is evident that Raj and Jaidev put time into researching and finding the best places to eat. The 5 of us had such a tasty afternoon – and the rickshaw traffic jam was like no other that we’ve ever been through in our travels!! Now we know there is more to Indian food than curries, samosas and poppadums!! The gol gappa were the tastiest we experienced our entire trip, the pomegranate kulfi sorbet was delicious, the charcoal baked biscuits so moreish! And… the daulat ki chaat… well we are still dreaming about it!! We hope to get back to Delhi one day to savour these all over again. It felt like an afternoon with friends showing you around their city, informative but with lots of humour – this makes a difference in the experience. The only downside to this tour is the advice to have only a bite or two (very difficult!!) at each stop so there is ample stomach capacity left… And yes heed the advice of other feedback and bring a large handkerchief or hold on for dear life to the wet wipe provided when you get to the chilli market. (ps: yes we enjoyed our wedding thanks J, all the best for yours!!) http://ift.tt/1KrADRK #cookingclass #foodwalks #tourism #foodtour #india #food #delhi #travel #cooking
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Review of Indian Food Tours in Delhi