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Old Delhi food tour: 13 dishes, Chandni Chowk & Khari Baoli★ 4.98 (2,029) · 4h–5h
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Old Delhi: Food Walk, Spice Market & Gurudwara Tour★ 5.00 (209) · 3h
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Old Delhi: Food Tour, Temples & Spice Market with Rooftop View★ 5.00 (340) · 3h
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✓ 2026-09-29Real price per person across the 25 options: US$ 21–US$ 160 (median US$ 43). With 100+ reviews: 16 of 25.
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Old Delhi: Food & Spice Market Tour with Anthropologist GuideYou’ll walk Old Delhi’s maze-like streets with an anthropologist guide who grew up here, taste fresh samosas and jalebi from a historic shop, ride tuk-tuks through tangled alleys, visit a Sikh gurudwara’s kitchen to see community meals in action, and step into Asia’s largest spice market before ending at Jama Masjid—expect sensory overload and real moments you’ll remember long after.
Old Delhi food heritage walk with rickshaw to Masterji Kee HaveliThis Old Delhi heritage and food walk takes you through bazaars and the region's oldest spice market on foot and by rickshaw, ending with a traditional home-cooked meal at Masterji Kee Haveli, a private mansion where a single family has lived for generations. Your guide is a local resident of Old Delhi who narrates the neighborhood's history and introduces you to business owners established there for decades. The tour runs four hours and includes street food tastings, bottled water, fresh lemonade in summer, and rickshaw transport; you choose a morning departure with lunch or an afternoon one starting with street food and ending with an early dinner.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, so you follow the commentary comfortably if that is your language. Book the morning departure if you want the full market energy and a midday meal; choose the afternoon tour if you prefer to start with street food and end with an early dinner, or if you are arriving in Old Delhi later in the day.
Old Delhi Street Food Tour: Rickshaw, Spice Market & Local EatsYou’ll follow a local guide through Old Delhi’s wildest lanes, tasting snacks like dahi bhalla and jalebi straight from legendary vendors. Ride a rickshaw between stops, breathe in clouds of spice at Khari Baoli market, and end near Jama Masjid with sweet desserts and laughter echoing around you.
Delhi Street Food Tour: Rickshaw Ride & Market EatsYou’ll wander Delhi’s lively Kamla Nagar market with a local guide, tasting shawarma spiced just right, sipping tangy fruit beer, and trying momos fresh off the steamers. Ride a cycle rickshaw past temple crowds and end with sweet jalebi — all while soaking up real moments that stick with you long after.
Old Delhi: Street Food Tour Chandni Chowk & Spice MarketYou’ll taste your way through Old Delhi’s legendary food stalls and spice markets alongside a local guide—sampling parathas or kebabs in Chawri Bazaar, sipping chai in a hidden mansion near Khari Baoli, riding rickshaws through wild streets, and wandering quiet lanes like Naughara. Expect laughter, real stories behind each dish, and sensory overload—in the best way possible.
Old Delhi: Food Tour, Spice Market & Temples with RickshawYou’ll taste legendary street food in Old Delhi’s busiest lanes, visit the massive Sikh Gurdwara kitchen where thousands eat daily, explore Asia’s largest spice market and secret mansions with a local guide, and end up bouncing through the chaos on a rickshaw ride. It’s messy and loud but strangely welcoming — you’ll feel part of something bigger for an afternoon.
Chandni Chowk Food Tour Delhi: 15+ Tastings & Sikh TempleYou'll taste 15+ dishes across Old Delhi's maze of backstreets with a food-obsessed guide, visit a Sikh temple kitchen that feeds 30,000 people daily, and learn the story behind each stop. Groups stay small (maximum 8 people), which means you're not herding through crowds — you're actually stopping at the places locals eat. Bottled water is included, and the tour works for vegetarians. Wear comfortable shoes and expect moderate walking through narrow streets.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat your way through Old Delhi without figuring out where to go or what's safe to try — the guide handles the navigation and the food knowledge, and the small group size means you're actually stopping at the places instead of rushing past them.
New Delhi: Five Course Indian Cooking Class & MealYou arrive at 11 am and spend 2.5 to 3 hours cooking five courses from scratch — curry paste, paneer, dal, breads, rice, and dessert — learning Indian spices and technique as you go. Lunch and drinks are included, and you take home the recipes. Groups are small, dietary needs are accommodated, and the studio is a five-minute walk from Lajpat Nagar Metro, so you don't need a car to get there.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn Indian cooking technique and spice work in a real kitchen, not a demonstration class, and you'd rather not spend the afternoon figuring out where to eat — the meal you cook is lunch itself.
Cooking Class in Delhi: Learn 7 Dishes in a Family HomeA cooking class in a Delhi family home where you prepare seven authentic Indian dishes from scratch alongside the author of *The Art of Indian Cooking* and his father, whose family has run an award-winning restaurant for over 70 years. You'll learn traditional recipes, spice techniques and fresh bread-making, then eat the meal together around the family table. Vegan and vegetarian options are available; the class runs three hours and includes chai, lunch, dinner, coffee and tea.Is it for me?The class is hands-on and interactive—you're cooking the whole time, not watching a demonstration—so come ready to work in the kitchen for three hours. It suits anyone who wants to learn real Indian cooking from people who actually cook it, and who values sitting down to eat with the family over a polished studio experience.
Delhi: Home Cooking Class, Family Dining & Cultural ActivitiesYou’ll step right into a Delhi family’s kitchen—chopping, tasting, laughing—while learning local recipes and sharing stories over lunch or dinner. Try on sarees, join in Bollywood dance moves (if you dare), and take home both recipes and a small souvenir. It’s less like a tour, more like an afternoon with new friends.
Indian Cooking Class in Delhi: 4 Dishes & 3 BreadsYou’ll step inside a real Delhi kitchen, learn to cook four classic Indian dishes plus three types of bread with a local chef guiding you every step. Taste what you make over lunch, swap stories at the table, and leave with recipes—and maybe some new confidence in your spice skills.Is it for me?You'll cook three signature dishes from scratch in a home kitchen, then sit down to eat what you've made while learning the stories behind each recipe.
Old Delhi Night Food Tour: Kitchens & Local StoriesThis is a guided food tour through Old Delhi at night, led by a local guide in English, with all tastings, chai tea, a tuk-tuk ride and hand sanitizer included. You walk narrow lanes near Chandni Chowk, Jama Masjid and Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib, stopping for vegetarian skewers, chargrilled kebabs and Mughal-era dessert—each vendor personally researched and vetted, with no shopping stops or commission-driven detours. The tour runs 3.5 hours and suits all fitness levels; dietary requirements and allergies can be accommodated with advance notice.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, so you can follow the stories and history behind each stop without translation delays. This suits anyone who wants to understand Old Delhi's culture and food together, not just taste and move on.
Old Delhi: Street Food Tour & Asia’s Largest Spice MarketYou’ll weave through Old Delhi’s wildest streets by foot and rickshaw, tasting chole bhature and jalebi from legendary stalls, breathing in spice clouds at Khari Baoli market, and catching glimpses of Jama Masjid’s grandeur—all with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Expect sticky fingers, new cravings, and moments that linger longer than the flavors do.
Chandni Chowk Old Delhi: Spice Market & Street Food WalkYou walk through Old Delhi's heritage sites and Asia's largest spice market at Khari Baoli, visit a working langar at Gurudwara Sis Ganj Sahib, and climb a haveli rooftop for views of the spice district. The tour includes a rickshaw ride, vegetarian street food tastings, and a masala chai lesson, all in three hours with a local guide who knows the merchants and the history.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to taste Old Delhi's food and understand how the spice market works without arranging transport or navigating the lanes alone — the guide's connections to merchants and the fixed three-hour structure mean you see and eat things a solo walk would miss.
Old Delhi Evening Food Tour: Street Food & Spice Market WalkThe Old Delhi Evening Food Tour is a 3.5-hour walking and rickshaw tour through the old city's food markets and heritage sites, with tastings of street food, sweets and breads, a visit to Jama Masjid, and dinner at Karim's restaurant. Transport by metro and rickshaw, a professional English-speaking guide, tea, bottled water and all food are included. Groups are capped at six people per booking.Is it for me?If you're staying in Delhi without a car or you're based elsewhere in the city, this tour solves the transport problem—the metro and rickshaw rides are built in, so you just show up and move through Old Delhi as part of a small group. The evening timing and the small cap of six people mean you're not fighting crowds or rushing through the markets and the meal.
Old Delhi Food Tour: Street Eats, Spice Market & Rickshaw RideYou’ll wind through Old Delhi’s wildest markets with a local guide, sampling legendary street food from family-run stalls and sipping lassi in the spice-scented air. Expect laughter on rickshaw rides and more flavors than you can count — this is where Delhi’s heart beats loudest.
Delhi Street Food Tour: Chandni Chowk & Spice Market WalkA 4-hour street food and heritage walk through Old Delhi with a local guide, starting from Connaught Place and moving through Chandni Chowk, Khari Baoli spice market, and Jama Masjid. You taste 11 iconic local foods, ride the Delhi Metro and a rickshaw, and explore the lanes where Delhi eats. The guide speaks English or Hindi, and all food, drinks, and transport are included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're arriving in Delhi with a free morning or afternoon and want to eat and move like a local instead of following a map. The guide, the transport, and the food are all arranged, so you walk in hungry and walk out having tasted the city.
Vegetarian Cooking Class in Delhi: Learn 7 Dishes at HomeA vegetarian cooking class in Delhi where you learn to make seven dishes—snacks, main courses, bread and a sweet—in a home kitchen with an Indian family. The class runs three hours in English, includes all ingredients and the meal you cook, and starts with pickup at Uttam Nagar West Metro station. You arrive 15 minutes early and wear casual clothes.Is it for me?Book this if you want to learn how Indian home cooking actually works—not restaurant techniques, but the way a Delhi family cooks for themselves. The class is in a home kitchen with a local family, which means the pace follows what you are making and the conversation is about daily life, not a tour script.
Delhi: Local Market Food Tour & Cooking Class with LunchYou’ll dive right into Delhi’s market life—smelling spices, chatting with vendors—and then cook a five-course Indian meal in a welcoming kitchen near Lajpat Nagar. Expect laughter over imperfect chapatis, stories behind every spice jar, and a lunch you’ll remember long after you leave. It’s not just about recipes—it’s about sharing real moments over food.
Delhi: Private Home Cooking Class & 7-Course Indian MealYou’ll join a Delhi family in their own kitchen for a relaxed cooking class—rolling roti dough, tasting fresh curries straight from the pan, and sharing stories over chai or lassi. Expect laughter over imperfect bread shapes, real talk about life in Delhi, and a seven-dish meal you’ll remember long after you leave.
Delhi Food Tour: Old & New Delhi Street Eats, Rickshaw RideYou’ll jump right into the heart of Delhi’s food scene—tasting over 18 different dishes from both Old & New Delhi as you walk, ride rickshaws, and even peek inside a bustling community kitchen. Expect laughter with your guide, hands-on snacks from century-old stalls, and moments that stick with you long after you’ve left.
Full Day Food Tour Delhi: 24-30 Tastings with Chef GuideA full day food tour of New Delhi and Old Delhi where you taste 24-30 food items from 12-15 carefully selected food shops, guided by a local chef with intimate knowledge of the city's food scene. Hotel pickup and drop-off within central Delhi are included, along with bottled water and snacks; an optional tea tasting session of 20-30 minutes is available at no extra cost depending on dates. Vegetarian options are available if you advise at booking.Is it for me?Choose the shared tour if you want to meet other food travelers and keep the cost down; book the private option if you'd rather move at your own pace and have the chef's attention focused on your group's preferences and dietary needs.
Frequently asked questions
Can I book with free cancellation?
Yes: 25 of the 25 options offer free cancellation, so you can book now and confirm your plans later.
How long do these experiences last?
Most options last between 2 and 5 hours. There are also shorter and longer formats to fit your itinerary.
Which one is the travelers' favorite?
Old Delhi food tour: 13 dishes, Chandni Chowk & Khari Baoli is the travelers' favorite, rated 4.98 out of 5 across 2,029 reviews.
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