Kitchen tales - North Indian restaurant in Delhi - Central, India

No hygiene at all. They dont accept upi payments, so make sure to carry cash. They scam you to have lassi from other shop and you can't do much. Way overpriced and very less stuffing in their parathas. There is not enough place to accommodate people during busy hours. You will have to share your table.

heard a lot about the paratha gali but frankly speaking its an disappointment first of all there are only 4-5 shops, all the paratha are fried in oil just like bhautre the oil is black in color as they dont change the oil frequently while its price is also too much for the quantity

Prominent hotel in parathe wali Gali. Name a fruit/dry fruit/veggie and you will a find a corresponding paratha in the menu, starting from common aloo, gobhi to rabdi or mewa or bhindi paratha with chutneys, curries. I just felt it's over priced. Also it's all fried, than normal tawa paratha you would expect, and so it wasn't wow. It's a small place, and quite congested seating arrangement + you would find rush as parathe wali Gali is famous. This place was established long back. 5 minutes walking from Chandni chowk metro.

This lane is known for Stuffed indian breds, or popularly known as Paranthas. Ordered : lemon Parantha, Rabri parantha (sweet filled), Aloo pyaz parantha, paneer parantha - all were good paranthas, however over the wars the taste has changed so muh. And earlier paranthas were made on Big Tawa. Now they are totally fried like Poori. - paranthe vali gali is losing its essence. Buf would still recommend it for Foreingers. Staff: Little rude, and service is slow maybe because we were in a group and should have pre informed.

Best paratha shop in Paratha wali gali in Chandni Chock Delhi. Very tasty many sabji and chatni are served here in this shop. This is very old and vary famous shop. Parathas are served of many types and taste is awesome. Lassi is very tasty with paratha. Many famous celebrity came here to taste this paratha. This is different from normal paratha at home and taste is amazing. It is fully fried in oil and masala used are of good quality. Sitting space is less as it is very old and famous place. People come here from very far places and cities to taste it. You will such types of parathas which you had never heard before. Try this when you come to Chandni Chock Delhi...

1. Place is disgusting, cockroaches on the walls 2. They fry these Parathas in old oil 3. Didn't taste good. You get better paratha anywhere else 4. Only good thing is choices of Parathas but I almost puked just looking at the places 5. It was crowded as hell, people were pushing and shoving. 6. Don't waste your money and time, this is not a place to be.

The much celebrated, age old shop in Chandni Chowk. The shop shows its legacy in pictures. From Film stars- Ranbir, Imtiaz Ali to the master chefs. Had Rabri paratha and heavens, that was too too delicious. Loved the khoya paratha also. The catch is you can't order one item as single, need to take two so the price listed against each item is only for the single piece and you will ultimately be paying the double of it.

Taste is above average, paratha is still good but the sabji served with it are just okay, I would suggest you can visit any of the shop once in Parathe Wali Gali and the taste remains the same for all the shops.. we tried papad Paratha and matar paratha, both were good and different. Meethe and khute chutney was too good..