The delicious delicacies of Old Delhi have always been a foodie’s delight! From traditional Punjabi cuisine to Kulfis and Faloodas, from hundreds of varieties of Paranthas to Chhole Bhatures and kulchas, Old Delhi is a throbbing centre for food lovers. Kake Di Hatti, an authentic Punjabi eatery, is one of the best vegetarian restaurants in Delhi. Located in Gali Batashan near Fatepuri Chowk, Kake Di Hatti serves traditional North Indian cuisine in pocket-friendly values.
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The delicious delicacies of Old Delhi have always been a foodie’s delight! From traditional Punjabi cuisine to Kulfis and Faloodas, from hundreds of varieties of Paranthas to Chhole Bhatures and kulchas, Old Delhi is a throbbing centre for food lovers. Kake Di Hatti, an authentic Punjabi eatery, is one of the best vegetarian restaurants in Delhi. Located in Gali Batashan near Fatepuri Chowk, Kake Di Hatti serves traditional North Indian cuisine in pocket-friendly values.
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This vegetarian restaurant in Delhi is a branch of the famous chain of Gulati restaurants which are a vegetarian’s delight! Gulati Restaurants are among the oldest and trusted names of the city. Veg Gulati is famous for its North Indian cuisine. Located at Pandara Road Market, their ambience and services are truly commendable.
Where: Khan Market
Cost for 2: INR 400 approximately
Must Try Dishes: Amritsari Churchur Paranthan, Dal Makhani.
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The chanting of “Hare Rama Hare Krishna” echoes in the atmosphere of Govinda’s. Located in the heart of Delhi’s Iskcon temple, Govinda’s is another one of the best vegetarian restaurants in Delhi. They have a unique buffet system, and the food is a Prasad of Lord Krishna. Famous for their North Indian cuisine along with Chinese cuisine, shakes and lassis, Govinda’s is known for their simple and divine food.
Where: Iskcon Temple, Nehru Place
Cost for 2: INR 1100 approximately
Must Try Dishes: Chappan Bhog Special
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One of the most preferred food-joints of Delhi University’s North Campus, Chache Di Hatti is known for their delicious and equally filling Chhole Bhatures. Located in Kamala Nagar, this eatery is easily accessible because of its fame and taste. Also, prefer reaching the place before 2-3pm because they usually close the place after that. You really don’t want to miss those yummy features!
Where: North Campus
Cost for 2: INR 80 approximately
Must Try Dishes: Chhole Bhature
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Located in Kingsway Camp, Hudson lane, Indus Flavour is one-of-a-kind best vegetarian restaurants in Delhi inspired by the delicacies of areas around Indus Valley civilization. They are famous for their exotic North Indian and Chinese cuisine. The place claims to “tingle the taste buds of food connoisseurs.”
Where: Kingsway Camp, Hudson Lane
Cost for 2: INR 700 approximately
Must Try Dishes: Dahi ke Sholay, Gilafi kebab, Dal Indus and Islamabad paneer.
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This branch of Shree Baanke Bihari Brajwasi is famous all over north campus for their Gulab Jamun, Ras-malai and Rabdi. Located in Kamala Nagar, Brajwasi is a hotspot for people with a sweet tooth. Also, try their Badam Milk which is equally heavenly in taste.
Where: Kamala Nagar
Cost for 2: INR 80 approximately
Must Try Dishes: Gulab Jamun, Badam Milk
Where: Kamala Nagar
Cost for 2: INR 80 approximately
Must Try Dishes: Gulab Jamun, Badam Milk
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Sattvik restaurant is another one of the best vegetarian restaurants in Delhi. Located in DLF mall, Saket, Sattvik lives up to its name in the city. They are famous for their North Indian cuisine.
Where: DLF Mall, Saket
Cost for 2: INR 1400 approximately
Must Try Dishes: Til Waale Khatte Tandoori Aloo
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Shraman, located in Hotel Ashok is another one of the best vegetarian restaurants in Delhi that offers a fine dining experience. They are famous for Rajasthani and North Indian cuisine. The ambiance is equally attractive. Shraman’s plain yet exotic food wins the loyalty of its customers.
Where: Hotel The Ashoka
Cost for 2: INR 1800 approximately
Must Try Dishes: Dal Bati Churma
Where: Hotel The Ashoka
Cost for 2: INR 1800 approximately
Must Try Dishes: Dal Bati Churma
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Located in the heart of the city at Connaught Place, Bengali Sweet House is one of the best vegetarian restaurants in Delhi for a pocket-friendly food experience. Famous for their desserts and street food along with North Indian and Chinese cuisine, Bengali Sweet house is exclusively loved for their crispy and tangy chaat.
Where: Bengali Market
Cost for 2: INR 400 approximately
Must Try Dishes: Gol Gappe
Where: Bengali Market
Cost for 2: INR 400 approximately
Must Try Dishes: Gol Gappe
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Shree Rathnam is another exclusive South Indian vegetarian restaurant in Delhi, perfectly suitable for your family outings at a pocket-friendly price. Shree Rathnam chain of restaurants have their outlets across Delhi; in New Friends Colony, Preet Vihar and Rohini. They serve North Indian and Chinese cuisine too.
Where: New Friends Colony, Preet Vihar, and Rohini
Cost for 2: INR 400 approximately
Must Try Dishes: Butter Masala Dosa
Where: New Friends Colony, Preet Vihar, and Rohini
Cost for 2: INR 400 approximately
Must Try Dishes: Butter Masala Dosa
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Sita Ram Diwan Chand is a small outlet that is famous throughout Delhi for its magnificent Chole Bathure. Considered by some as the best Chole Bathure in the country, if you’re in Delhi and happen to be nearby, you simply must give this place a visit. Being a street food joint, Sita Ram Diwan Chand is also dirt cheap and you will probably find yourself ordering more and more.
Where: 3 Outlets – Paharganj, Pitampura, and Paschim Vihar
Cost for 2: INR 100
Must Try Dishes: Chole Bature
Where: 3 Outlets – Paharganj, Pitampura, and Paschim Vihar
Cost for 2: INR 100
Must Try Dishes: Chole Bature
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Although not a purely vegetarian restaurant, no mention of vegetarian food can be done justice without bringing up the name of Punjabi By Nature, the smell of Dal Makhani will have you salivating even before you place your order at this delightful eatery. The place is loud and energetic, sure to make you feel like an ecstatic Punjabi. Unlike the other restaurants on this list, Punjabi By Nature also serves alcohol.
Where: 5 Main Outlets – Ambience Mall, Connaught Place, Sector 29 Gurgaon, Sector 18 Noida, City Centre Mall
Cost for 2: INR 1500
Must Try Dishes: Butter Naan, Paneer Kulcha, Chef’s Special Kofta and the Lahori Masala Paneer
Where: 5 Main Outlets – Ambience Mall, Connaught Place, Sector 29 Gurgaon, Sector 18 Noida, City Centre Mall
Cost for 2: INR 1500
Must Try Dishes: Butter Naan, Paneer Kulcha, Chef’s Special Kofta and the Lahori Masala Paneer
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The Masala Trail has 5 outlets in Delhi. It features an assortment of street food from across India. From the streets of Kolkata, the Puchka to the authentic flavours of Purab, Paschim, Uttar & Dakshin. The food is prepared in hygienic conditions. The interiors are designed to create a sense of regional integration. It is fully air-conditioned with free wifi facilities for its guests.
Where: 5 Outlets - Janpath, Dwarka, Khel Gaon Marg, Saket and Noida
Cost for 2: INR 800
Must Try Dishes: Chaat
Where: 5 Outlets - Janpath, Dwarka, Khel Gaon Marg, Saket and Noida
Cost for 2: INR 800
Must Try Dishes: Chaat
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Greenr offers all-day breakfast lunch and dinner. Since lunch is the peak time, book your table in advance. This is a multi-cuisine cafe. The food served here is gluten-free and totally guilt free and is absolutely finger licking good. The service is fast and the staff is very friendly and cooperative.
Where: 2 Outlets - Vasant Vihar, Sector 15, Gurgaon
Cost for 2: INR 1100
Must Try Dishes: Smoothie Bowl, Chocolate Ganache, Pizzas
Where: 2 Outlets - Vasant Vihar, Sector 15, Gurgaon
Cost for 2: INR 1100
Must Try Dishes: Smoothie Bowl, Chocolate Ganache, Pizzas





























