National Street Food Festival 2014 gave Delhiites a taste of street food beyond tikki and choley bhaturey. The fair brought all sort of fancy food from the streets of various states of India to 100s of tables at Jawaharlal Nehru Stadium and placed under one roof (in fact under sky).
Organised by Delhi Tourism, Diili Ke Pakwan – The street food festival of Delhi looked bigger and better managed this time. Lot of stalls of all kind of street food Delhi is famous for. This festival had something for everyone who is a delhiwalla at heart.
The humble kulcha has glammed up at KOOLCHAS, Gurgaon. They have two branches as of now – one in Sushant Lok and the other in the Sector 14 market. When we dropped at the latter outlet for early dinner, we liked the space. The bright prints on the white walls gave Koolchas a café feel. Now, kulchas in a café – does that work?
High Street Café is located in a cluster of restaurants off Rajouri Garden. They serve what we could call desi Continental food. We got a table without reservation even on a Friday evening. So if you are obvious choices are not available, you may try this.
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