Old Delhi Food Walk & Chandni Chowk Food Tour

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Old Delhi Food Walk


You will be guided around the old quarter by a knowledgeable local person whose expertise makes your journey of Old Delhi culinary a fun discovery for all age groups of a family. Most of the traditional dishes served here are those that generations of family-run eateries have faithfully passed on. A great way to start your food exploration is with local treats like spiced street foods and deep-fried Indian snacks.

Each dish or food item has its own story that you can listen to while tasting as part of experiencing the food culture which the locals have been doing for many years now and that way you also get the opportunity to support the small local restaurants. While there are plenty more to see and do, a food tour of Old Delhi also lets you discover the heart of this great cultural city of India. Be amazed by the grandeur of a Sikh temple and its community kitchen that feeds more than 30 thousand people daily through the work of selfless volunteers.

The Chandni Chowk food trail has one more stop that every traveler loves visiting before ending their journey, The Khari Baoli spice market. This market is amongst the biggest spice markets in the world. In this way, learning about the different kinds of spices that have been the soul of Indian cuisine since ancient times, one can see their use in various Ayurvedic treatments as well as daily cooking.

To wrap up the Old Delhi Food Walk on an unforgettable level, you get to ride through Chandni Chowk on a rickshaw and end the tour with a lot of memories.

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Adults (12+ Years)

$39

per adult (≈ ₹3,800)

Children (2–11 Years)

$26

per child 2–11 (≈ ₹2,500)


Daily Departures: 2 PM & 6 PM

We offer two convenient departures every day.

🕓 2 PM

🕓 6 PM

Step by step

Your Old Delhi Food Walk Itinerary

Duration: 3–4 hours · Daily departures: 2 PM or 6 PM

Stop 01

Meet at Lal Quila Metro

Arrive 15 minutes early at Gate 1. Your guide introduces Shahjahanabad, the walled city built in the 1600s.

Stop 02

First tastings in Chandni Chowk

Start eating at the bazaar’s family-run stalls, some serving the same recipes for generations.

Stop 03

Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib

See the volunteer-run community kitchen (langar). Heads are covered inside; scarves are provided.

Stop 04

The lanes of Old Delhi

Chaat, savoury snacks and fried breads from the narrow lanes behind the main bazaar.

Stop 05

Khari Baoli spice market

Walk through Asia’s largest wholesale spice market and learn how spices are used in cooking and Ayurveda.

Stop 06

Sweets, lassi & rickshaw ride

Finish with traditional sweets and lassi, then ride a cycle-rickshaw back through Chandni Chowk.

Sacks of spices at Khari Baoli spice market on the Old Delhi food walk
Volunteers making rotis in the langar kitchen at Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib on the Old Delhi food walk
Cycle rickshaw ride through Chandni Chowk on the Old Delhi food walk

Flavours of Old Delhi

What You’ll Taste on the Food Walk

From tangy chaat to syrupy jalebi, every stop is chosen by your guide for taste, freshness and history.

What you’ll eat

15+ street food tastings

✓  Aloo chaat or papdi chaat

✓  Gol gappe (pani puri)

✓  Stuffed paranthas from Paranthe Wali Gali

✓  Chole bhature

✓  Kachori with aloo sabzi

✓  Dahi bhalla

✓  Jalebi

✓  Daulat ki chaat (Nov–Feb)

✓  Lassi or masala chai

✓  Kulfi

Dishes vary by season and by what’s freshest that day. Tell us about any dietary needs when you book.

Dal parantha from Paranthe Wali Gali tasted on the Old Delhi food walk
Fresh jalebi in Chandni Chowk, a sweet stop on the Old Delhi food walk

What’s Included

What’s Not Included

Where We Meet

MEETING ADDRESS
Nearest Metro

Lal Quila Metro Station (Violet Line)

Arrive on Site
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Good to know

Old Delhi Food Tour FAQs

Everything travellers usually ask before booking. Still unsure? Message us on WhatsApp.

We only stop at trusted vendors we know well, where food is freshly cooked and served hot, and they use bottled or filtered water. Bottled water is included on the tour. If you have a sensitive stomach, let us know and your guide will adjust the tastings.

Yes. Most of the walk is vegetarian. If you are vegan, follow a Jain diet, or have gluten or nut requirements, please tell us when booking.

Your guide will ask about your spice level at the start. Most dishes can be made mild, and chutneys are served on the side.

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour. Cancellations within 24 hours of the start time and no-shows are not refunded.

Wear comfortable closed shoes and clothing that covers your shoulders and knees, as we visit a Sikh temple. Head coverings are provided. Bring some cash for extra snacks or shopping.

The tour runs rain or shine, and many stops are covered. In extreme weather we will offer you another date or a full refund.

The walk takes 3–4 hours and ends in Chandni Chowk, close to the metro station.

Yes. Children aged 2–11 pay $26, and the walk is at an easy pace.