Delhi

Grand grub

Wrap up Navratri celebrations by savouring these traditional, wholesome thalis offered by three Delhi-NCR restaurants

Express News Service

Festival season is considered almost incomplete without the classic, mouth-watering specialties that are particular to the event in question. As you gear up to commence the ninth day of Navratri, we recommend indulging in a traditional fare at some of the finest spaces in the city. These meals are not just healthy but also focus on organic, locally-sourced ingredients.

GORGE ON AUTHENTIC DELICACIES
This modern food hall by Andaz Delhi is offering 10 traditional Satvik dishes—Kuttu ki Papdi, Sabudana papad, Samak chawal, Quinoa Gulab ki kheer, etc.,—made using native ingredients.

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WHERE: AnnaMaya, Andaz Delhi, Aerocity

WHEN: 12pm onwards (lunch and dinner)

Price: Rs 2,200+taxes

FOR RESERVATIONS: 85888 04222

DIG INTO SCRUMPTIOUS DELIGHTS
Conclude the auspicious festivities at Taj Mahal New Delhi’s popular international dining destination. Here, you can feast on an array of traditional dishes—a treat for those looking for a mélange of flavours.

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WHERE: Machan, Taj Mahal Hotel, New Delhi

TIMINGS: 12:30pm to 9:30pm

Price: Rs 2,250+taxes

FOR RESERVATIONS: 011-6651 3244

MAKE WAY FOR
Flavourful goodness
This restaurant by The Claridges—it pays homage to the highway eatery—has a balanced meal featuring dishes such as Lauki Mawa Curry, Kaju aur Chironji ki Dal, etc. There’s the Petha Halwa to satisfy your sweet cravings.

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WHERE: Dhaba, The Claridges, Dr APJ Abdul Kalam Road

TIMINGS: 12:30pm to 7:00pm

Price: Rs 1,995+taxes

FOR RESERVATIONS: 8800 922117

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