Gastronomically blessed Delhi has so many extraordinary dining experiences to offer that even if you head out on a mission to sample a new cuisine every day of the week you will still not be done. So if you are a foodie who is forever on a quest to discover offbeat dining experiences, consider this curation your map that will help you navigate through the many gastronomical checkpoints in Delhi NCR that offer a variety of unique yet delectable cuisines for you to sample.
Although you will find quite a few Japanese preparations on Hahn's Kitchen menu, it's their extensive selection of delicious Korean fare that truly takes the prize. If you are new to Korean food, we suggest you try the Bibimbap, which is essentially a bowl of mixed ingredients including, but not limited to, rice, namul (seasoned and sautéed vegetables), mushrooms, meat, soy sauce, gochujang (chili pepper paste), and a fried egg. And if you are an adventurous foodie, go for their Naksam Dubbap (a spicy rice bowl with octopus and pork).
Must-haves: Kimchi Salad, Dak Hanmari Hotpot, Sweet & Sour Crispy Mushroom Kimbap (Korean Sushi), and Tteokguk (Sliced Rice Cake Soup).
One of its kind and hands down one of the best restaurants in Gurgaon, VietNom is nothing short of a gastronomic kaleidoscope that takes you on an exploration of Vibrant Vietnam through its flavorful cuisine. The interesting menu features signature flavors and dishes but doesn’t shy away from experimenting with popular choices, like their VietNom Pizza.
If you are a vegetarian but also want to explore exotic gastronomic pleasures, then head straight to Burma Burma. This gorgeously charming eatery takes you on an exciting journey of Burma with an exotic menu featuring authentic Burmese cuisine with a smattering of quite a few delectable Pan Asian delicacies as well.
Must-haves: Burmese Flat Rice Noodle, Tea Leaf Salad, Coconut Rice with Peanut Chutney, and Burmese Falooda.
This is a quaint Himalayan eatery that brings you the true flavors of the hills! Definitely one of the best restaurants in Delhi NCR for those who love momos, Yeti serves authentic Nepali, Tibetan, and Bhutanese cuisine featuring a selection of some really delicious Momos, Thukpa, traditional Thalis, Jhol Momos, Noodles, Veg Thupka, and a lot more.
Must-haves: Yeti Special "kothe" Styled Momo, Mutton Momos, Veg Thukpa, Tibetian Platter, and Yomari (Nutella Momos).
Nagaland's Kitchen, as the name, suggests brings flavorful and tasty Naga Cuisine to the capital city of India. When it comes to food, crisp flavors of garlic, chili, and bamboo are quite dominant in their authentic preparations that you are sure to just love. This is hands down one of the best places in Delhi that serves the juiciest selection of Momos in town.
Must-haves: Chicken Momos, Pork Ribs, Pork Raja Mircha, Lamb in Bamboo Shoot Gravy, Naga Thali, Smoked Pork with Axone (Fermented Soya Beans).
This vibrant and unique restaurant in Gurgaon has become quite popular for being one of the very few restaurants in the entire NCR that serve an authentic and unadulterated flavor of Bihar. The Potbelly Devine never fails to wow its guests with its myriad of authentic and delicious Bihari dishes, ones that will have you returning to this place over and over again.
Must-haves: Litti Chokha, Chana Dal Pyaaz Kachori, Bihari Burger, Bhoj Ka thali, and Raspua Dessert.
Tenali, named after a small town near Guntur and Vijaywada, offers traditional food of Andhra Pradesh with a special focus on preparations from the region of Guntur. Tenali’s menu, a one-pager daily chart of sorts, is broadly divided into Thalis and à la carte options with overlapping dishes along with a separate Biryani section as well, all of which are made using authentic spices sourced directly from Andhra Pradesh.
Must-haves: Mutton Curry, Crab Iguru, Alam Kodi (Chicken Wings), Gongura Chutney, Kundru, Rava Kesari, Pesaratu Thali, Fish Thali, Prawn Biryani, and Guava Chili Ice-cream
Gargi Bisht is an event copywriter/conceptualizer turned writer currently working with EazyDiner Pvt. Ltd. Compulsive eater, book hoarder, dog lover and pop culture enthusiast with an innate love for storytelling. Usually the quietest person in the room, Gargi is an introvert who loves her own company. When not eating, can be found in front of her laptop watching movies. Knows a thing or two about art and literature.
