Crowded lanes, roaring traffic, rickshaws all around, aromatic smell, misty charcoal smoke, and traditional delicacies in every nook and corner – that’s just a glimpse of the food arena of Old Delhi. A heaven for both vegetarians and non-vegetarians, it is the perfect place for food –junkies who love to explore, experiment, and experience the liveliness of yummy Indian street food. It would be tough for you to not pull your DSLRs’ and I phones. While you think of biting the steaming Samosa, the lavishness of crispy Jalebis would lure you. An irresistible temptation to try everything including but not limited to sweet, sour, and spicy Aaloo chaat dipped in a melange of chutneys, a fleet of stuffed parathas, and several authentic delicacies that are a trademark of Old Delhi Street food. Real Old Delhi street food is best enjoyed in its natural environ, in the noisy compact by-lanes of Chandni Chowk and Chawri Bazaar where golden Gurudwaras share space with ancient mosques.