Experience Food Tours in New Delhi with Withlocals

" We had a fantastic 3-hour food tour in Old Delhi with Mona. She was incredibly friendly, passionate, and clearly very knowledgeable about both the food and the history of the area. Every stop felt well chosen — the masala chai was a standout, though all the dishes were unique and delicious. Mona explained things clearly and brought the streets to life with her insights, and her excellent English and international experience made everything easy and engaging. I’d highly recommend this tour to anyone who wants a quick but authentic taste of Old Delhi, combined with a great introduction to its history. If you were planning further travel in India, Mona would be a great guide to build your plans around."

"It was a really wonderful street food tour. Ritesh was very open and knew so many great and delicious places, and he really adapted the tour to what I felt like. I can wholeheartedly recommend him."

"Our food tour with Mona was great with great food and locations we visited. Mona was professional and knew the city well. I can reccomend the tour! Thanks again! "

"I had a fantastic afternoon exploring Chandni Chowk with Ritesh, with breaks for the best street food! I gained an appreciation for how the history of Delhi melds into the present: while some families have been trading in the market for generations, there’s no form of historic preservation as in Europe. Some buildings are crumbling while new construction is underway next door. I mentioned at the start of our booking that I needed to find 2 more outfits for the wedding I’m attending this weekend. Ritesh was on the case, checking with friends on the best shops to visit. I’m very happy with the saree and blouse we found for the Mehendi ceremony and the fabric for the suit for the Haldi ceremony. We ran into several guys Ritesh described as ‘uncles’ (not literally his uncles; older guys from his neighbourhood) and I felt very safe in what could have been an overwhelming environment. I told my friend who lives in Delhi about the street food we ate; she’s excited to try the Japani Samosa (Manohar Dhaba, near Lajpat Rai electronics market) and the black dhal (Kake di Hatti near the spice market). After our tour, Ritesh went above and beyond in helping me get the eSIM for my phone. My driver guy didn’t know where to go or what to say in the shop to help with this, but Ritesh was all over it. He accompanied me to the mobile phone shop, translated and made sure I got connected."