The undulated alleys of Chandni Chowk are also renowned for the street food joints creating sinful recipes. Making optimum usage of the spices of India, these eateries are located close by the monuments of historic and religious relevance in Old Delhi. Thus a tang of Indian cuisines while adoring these monuments takes the experience to an ecstatic level. Amongst the connoisseurs of street food the names that are most resplendent are Shree Balaj Chaat Bhandar- a gourmet’s heaven this place is truly for those who won’t mind experimenting a bit in pursuit to attain the perfect flavour. Bishan Swaroop, Lala Babu Chaat Bhandar etc are to name a few specializing in creating the Indian favourite street food better known as Chaat. Then there is the Paranthe Wali Gali, which happens to be enjoying the crowning glory amongst all the street food joints. A street in Chandni Chowk is termed as Paranthe Wali Gali for its series of shops selling parantha, a fried and mostly stuffed Indian bread. Once in the city a culinary rendezvous is what consolidates one’s union with the city and thus is an absolute must do thing in Delhi.
