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  1. Gulati Restaurant

    North Indian

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    Pandara Road has been feeding Delhi families since partition refugees set up dhabas here, and Gulati is the one that stuck around longest and loudest. The ornate Punjabi dining room pulls multigenerational tables for butter chicken, dal makhani, and the dahi kebab, a fried cutlet that somehow hides a pocket of creamy yogurt inside a crisp shell. The menu has barely moved in decades, which is the whole point. Garlic naan is non-negotiable.

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    • Butter chicken

      “Gulati, with its classic, ornate Punjabi interior, superb butter chicken, and serious vegetarian selection, is often first choice.”

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    • Dahi kebabs

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    • Dal makhani

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    • Reshmi kebabs

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    6 Pandara Road, Pandara Flats, 110003, India Gate, New Delhi, New Delhi, Delhi, India · New Delhi
    Phone
    01123388839
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