Top 5 Restaurants in Delhi

Looking for some fancy restaurants in your budget?

Planning to go out for lunch/ dinner with your family or friends and not having a low budget. Not to worry at all as Delhi never disappoints any food lover.
From easy-on-the-pocket street food to the most expensive and swanky restaurants, Delhi always has something or the other for everyone. The Indian capital also has some places that combine the best of both these worlds. We are here with a list of 5 fancy restaurants in Delhi where you can have a meal in your budget.

1. Khan Chacha

As it is always said, "Old is gold". Well, this statement is very true in Khan Chacha's case. Khan Chacha is one of the oldest eateries in Delhi. It's famous for its mutton seekh kababs, paneer tikkas, rumali rolls etc. It is one of the busiest eateries in Khan Market. You must visit this place if you love rolls.

Average cost for 1: Rs 500

Location: Flat No. 50, Middle Lane, Khan Market

2. Big Yellow Door

A place with the tilted yellow door, fancy lights and paper lamps hanging from the roof make for an enchanting ambience. It is known for its trendy drinks, such as rocky road shake, mojito and lime soda. As this place is having a pocket-friendly rate, this place is mostly frequented by the college students. This is also a fun place to hang out. Each and every dish on the menu is of the finest taste and will not burn a hole in your pocket.

Average cost for 1: Rs 500

Location: H-8B, Vijay Nagar, Opposite NDPL Office

3. Pind Baluchi

You'll be mesmerised by The 'Punjabi Dhaba ' theme of the place. The copper plates and the thela benches add the touch of whole 'pind' meal experience. You should not miss some snacks like fish tikka, paneer tikka and makke ke kebab. This is one of the best places to satisfy your craving for north Indian food.

Average cost for 1: Rs 500

Location: 13, Regal Building, Connaught Place

4. Cha Bar

There are some places in Delhi where everybody should visit just for the experience. Cha Bar is definitely one of them. This place is ideal for long chit chats over a cup of 'Cha'. It is located right beside the Oxford library,. The place, true to its name, serves over 200 varieties of chai (Tea). For the kind of ambience and food that it provides, the place is refreshingly affordable.

Average cost for 1: Rs 500

Location: - N 81, Oxford Bookstore, Connaught Place

5. Punjabi By Nature Quickie

Punjabi By Nature is the home to some of the most authentic tasting North Indian dishes.

Punjabi By Nature Quickie offers the same experience that its popular sister concern, Punjabi By Nature offers but, at a lower price. The pleasing ambience, friendly staff, spacious interiors and delicious food add to the overall dining experience. The hardcore Indian and Mughlai food lovers must visit this place.