The food culture of Dilli Haat is steeped in the diverse culinary traditions of India. Being an open-air market, it was established to promote the crafts and cuisines of various parts of the country, allowing artisans and culinary specialists to showcase their talent. Dilli Haat has been functioning since 1994 and has become a vibrant hub of a vast range of foods that reflect the rich tapestry of Indian cuisine. From vegetarian delights to an assortment of regional non-cow meat specialties, it serves as a microcosm for food enthusiasts eager to explore India's gastronomic heritage.
The food stalls at Dilli Haat are rotated every few weeks, ensuring that visitors always have something new and exciting to try. This rotation also represents the ephemeral and cyclical nature of India's food traditions, celebrating seasonal and regional variance.
Famous Food: Masor Tenga (Fish)
Famous Food: Dal Bati Churma (Vegetarian)
Famous Food: Kashmiri Kebabs (Chicken/Mutton)
Famous Food: Dal Bafla (Vegetarian)
Famous Food: Bhapa Ilish (Non-Veg)
Famous Food: Pork Ribs (Non-Veg)
Famous Food: Hyderabadi Biryani (Chicken/Mutton)
Famous Food: Goan Fish Curry (Fish)
Famous Food: Litti Chokha (Vegetarian)
Famous Food: Chole Bhature (Vegetarian)