By Priyanka Roshan | March 4, 2025
As the sun sets, Delhi’s streets come alive with aromatic kebabs, slow-cooked nihari, and sweet jalebis. Here are nine must-visit places for an unforgettable iftar experience in 2025.
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Established in 1913, Karim’s serves legendary mutton nihari, juicy seekh kebabs, and soft tandoori rotis. Located near Jama Masjid, this historic eatery is a must-visit for an authentic Mughlai iftar.
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Known for its rich mutton korma, succulent kebabs, and creamy butter chicken, Al Jawahar offers a fulfilling iftar experience, blending aromatic spices with traditional Mughlai flavors in every bite.
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Aslam Chicken Corner’s signature dish features grilled chicken drenched in buttery, tangy goodness. Paired with soft rumali rotis, it’s a must-try for an indulgent and flavorful iftar experience.
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Tucked near Nizamuddin Dargah, this small eatery serves melt-in-the-mouth shami kebabs and perfectly grilled mutton tikka, making it an ideal spot for a soulful and satisfying iftar.
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Cool Point is famous for its shahi tukda—fried bread soaked in saffron-infused milk—and creamy phirni. It’s the perfect way to end an iftar meal on a sweet note.
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Serving slow-cooked nihari with flaky kulchas, this legendary spot is a favorite for those craving a rich, spice-laden stew that embodies the essence of traditional iftar meals.
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Famous for its thick, syrupy paneer jalebis and delicious sevaiyan, Kallan Sweets is a paradise for dessert lovers looking to indulge in traditional Ramadan treats after iftar.
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For a more refined iftar experience, The Mughal Darbar offers a lavish spread of biryani, kebabs, and slow-cooked kormas in a comfortable dining setting, perfect for families.
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Bringing the flavors of Old Delhi to South Delhi, Purani Dilli Restaurant is known for its rich haleem, aromatic biryani, and sizzling kebabs, making it a must-visit during Ramadan.