BEST KACHORI IN DELHI

Delhi is full of food. People here love eating cooking, they are full appetite. With lots of flavor, aromas, colors and zaikas, it’s almost impossible to resist these lip smacking and scrumptious street food. One such delicacy which you will find in every gali and nukkad, at every sweet shop is hot kachoris. Deep fried with masala inside, this savoury, tangy street food was relished by people, even before we got samosas. It is believed that kachoris came into existence because of the Marwari community many years ago. This delectable dish is full of masalas, served with various chutneys, secret spice masala and lots of pyaaz on it. Overflowing with hot and piping aloo sabzi, with kachori dipped in it, it is a true blast of sweet, tangy and crispness. 

Try some of these recommendations for your next culinary trail in Delhi. 

1.Narayan Das Kachori – Aroma of hot piping, steamy, spicy hing wale aloo, will pull you towards it the moment you’ll cross that gali of Chandni Chowk. Freshly fried kachori with aloo ki sabzi will satiate your breakfast hunger and will definitely energize you for your next Monday blues

Address– 5999, Naya Bans Rd, Naya Bans, Farash Khana, Chandni Chowk, New Delhi

Timings– 9AM – 8PM

2. Fateh ki kachori-  There are high chances that if you are a true Delhiite, you must have heard about this iconic street food of Civil Lines, i.e. Fateh Chand ki kachori. Now by kachori you must be thinking it would be served with your regular aloo ki sabji but here’s the twist, this round kachori is served with topping of boiled matar(chickpeas) with sweet tamarind chutney and dhaniya and masala for flavor. The preparation is lip smacking and will surely make you drool for it. Being a true Delhiite, you have to give it a try. 

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Address–  St. Xavier’s School, 4, Raj Niwas Marg, Ludlow Castle, Civil Lines, New Delhi

Timings– 11AM – 7PM

3. Multan moth bhandar (Paharganj) – Paharganj is home for this 75 year old iconic shop of moth kachori at Multan Moth Bhandar. Unlike our usual aloo sabzi and with kachori, moth kachori is served with hot gravy of ‘moth’, rice, and crispy papri. This bowl of flavorful moth kachori has to be on your bucket list if you wanna try some authentic street food. 

Address– 9283, Street 6, Multani Dhanda, Paharganj

Timings-  8AM – 8PM

4. Gopal sweets corner (Kamla nagar) – One of the ‘mashhoor kachori wala’ in Delhi, Gopal Sweets Corner stands high in Kamla Nagar, serving to its loyal customers who have loved its quality and taste. Students from Delhi University love to come here and gobble upon this famous eatery for hot and crispy fried kachori with zaykedaar aloo sabji.

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Address– Shop No. 43 Block A, Kamla Nagar

Timings–  7AM – 9PM

5. Jung Bahadur kachori wala –  It is known to be a famous breakfast spot for the Delhiites to get the quintessential and lip smacking kachori. Tucked in the bylanes of Chandni Chowk, Jung Bahadur has been selling this hot aloo with kachori for more than 45 years now. With iconic flavours, masala and chutney, it stands out as the best street food of delhi. 

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Address– 1104, Maliwara, Jogiwara, Chandni Chowk

Timings–  10AM – 8AM

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