Globetrotter72024
★★2.0Wrote on 27 Dec 2023
Overpriced and touristy enclave market.
I found it boring and expensive. I went with high expectations as I wanted to buy Christmas presents for family and friends. I left with a packet of overpriced incence sticks and an extra ok pashimina. Lunch was nice at a Kashmeri restaurant. The shopping experience was very disappointing.
richie1243
★★★★4.0Wrote on 2 Dec 2023
Nice place for outing and shopping
It was family outing and less crowded place..tickets costs you about 30rs....offers household items, name plates , clothes , sarees and home decor...if we want to escape crowds place to be...wonderful eating joints from various regions especially from better part of India ..north east...well connected through delhi metro (ina) Good 2 - 3 hours outing ...sure place to be
annietG6458YK
★★2.0Wrote on 19 Nov 2023
Dilli disappointment
My experience at Dilli Haat was completely ruined by the aggressive desperation to sell of most stall owners. I came here thinking I would be able to browse, get an overview of goods and then go back and buy. However, a polite no was not enough. I was coerced into looking at stuff I didn’t want to look at, and then prevented from leaving the stall and cursed if I did. I noticed that Indian customers were not treated in the same way. No wonder when lack of respect is shown to foreigners by authorities charging us much more to enter the market in the first place. I came here with the firm intention to buy and bought nothing.
SunnyP7272
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 31 Oct 2023
A Nice Little Experience
If you are in Delhi then a visit here should be on your list. Its 100 rupees for foreign tourists to enter. There are a lot of regional stalls but best of all there is so much choice for food. We decided to go a little early (4pm) we got to walk around without the hussle and bussle, got to speak to some of the vendors and bought some small bits. We had tea at one stall, momo's at another, ice cream at a 3rd and even some other bits. Food was on point, and very cheap. Our meal was then than £6 and with the other bits we had to eat, we spent less than £15 and thats for 2 adults. The venue is located right next door to Dilli Haat metro station and only a couple of hundred rupees from Connaught Place by Uber. If you want to spend some time, looking at oher Indian regional arts and crafts, then a stop here is worth it.
W6804AQashishm
★★★★4.0Wrote on 4 Oct 2023
Great place to Shop
Good place to shop for artifacts, handmade items, handicrafts, artificial jewellery, lots of places to eat regional food
Globetrotter72024
★★2.0Wrote on 27 Dec 2023
Overpriced and touristy enclave market.
I found it boring and expensive. I went with high expectations as I wanted to buy Christmas presents for family and friends. I left with a packet of overpriced incence sticks and an extra ok pashimina. Lunch was nice at a Kashmeri restaurant. The shopping experience was very disappointing.
richie1243
★★★★4.0Wrote on 2 Dec 2023
Nice place for outing and shopping
It was family outing and less crowded place..tickets costs you about 30rs....offers household items, name plates , clothes , sarees and home decor...if we want to escape crowds place to be...wonderful eating joints from various regions especially from better part of India ..north east...well connected through delhi metro (ina) Good 2 - 3 hours outing ...sure place to be
annietG6458YK
★★2.0Wrote on 19 Nov 2023
Dilli disappointment
My experience at Dilli Haat was completely ruined by the aggressive desperation to sell of most stall owners. I came here thinking I would be able to browse, get an overview of goods and then go back and buy. However, a polite no was not enough. I was coerced into looking at stuff I didn’t want to look at, and then prevented from leaving the stall and cursed if I did. I noticed that Indian customers were not treated in the same way. No wonder when lack of respect is shown to foreigners by authorities charging us much more to enter the market in the first place. I came here with the firm intention to buy and bought nothing.
SunnyP7272
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 31 Oct 2023
A Nice Little Experience
If you are in Delhi then a visit here should be on your list. Its 100 rupees for foreign tourists to enter. There are a lot of regional stalls but best of all there is so much choice for food. We decided to go a little early (4pm) we got to walk around without the hussle and bussle, got to speak to some of the vendors and bought some small bits. We had tea at one stall, momo's at another, ice cream at a 3rd and even some other bits. Food was on point, and very cheap. Our meal was then than £6 and with the other bits we had to eat, we spent less than £15 and thats for 2 adults. The venue is located right next door to Dilli Haat metro station and only a couple of hundred rupees from Connaught Place by Uber. If you want to spend some time, looking at oher Indian regional arts and crafts, then a stop here is worth it.
W6804AQashishm
★★★★4.0Wrote on 4 Oct 2023
Great place to Shop
Good place to shop for artifacts, handmade items, handicrafts, artificial jewellery, lots of places to eat regional food
