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Craving kachori? Try out these 10 places in Delhi

TIMESOFINDIA.COM | Last updated on - Dec 17, 2019, 15:40 IST
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Famous kachoris of Delhi

Indians have a penchant for stuffed food. Be it paratha, samosa, pakora, or paani puri, we just can’t get enough of them. Luckily for us, all these delicacies are easily available in almost every nook and cranny of the country. Another popular stuffed snack that Indians love to eat is kachori. A fried snack that is made with maida, the hollow ball is typically stuffed with moong dal, although a variety of ingredients are used as a filling depending on the region it is being served in. Here are the 10 best places to grab a plate of kachori in the capital city.

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Fateh ki Kachori, Kashmere Gate

Many vendors are renowned for mastering the art of cooking. The same holds true for Fateh ki Kachori, where a man sells kachoris from a bicycle, along with chole kulcha. He proves that you don’t need to own a restaurant to serve good food. (Image: Instagram/dilsefoodie)
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Baba Nagpal Corner, Lajpat Nagar

Kachori is just one of the delicacies that Baba Nagpal Corner is known for, and it certainly is one of their best offerings. Their aloo kachori is simply delightful.
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Sudarshan, Chawri Bazaar

Known primarily for their flavourful milkshakes, the chefs at Sudarshan can prepare a real treat in the form of their crushed kachoris which are sprinkled with aloo sabzi. (Image: Instagram/emptystomachbydia)
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Sharma Kachoriwala, Kamla Nagar

Kamla Nagar is one of the most famous streets in North Campus, especially among college students. Fancy restaurants and global cuisines don the street, but Sharma Kachoriwala is a hidden gem that sells one of the best plates of kachoris. (Image: Instagram/a_bite_of_taste)
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Ranjeet Kachoriwala, Janpath

Named after the person who owns the shop, Ranjeet Kachoriwala offers a spread of Indian street food, among which lies a mouthwatering plate of crispy kachoris.
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New Vishal Corner, Nehru Place

New Vishal Corner is an eatery that is as desi as they come. With a large kadhai rolling out crispy kachoris by the minute, they are one of the finest sellers of the snack.
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Nagpal Di Hatti, Geeta Colony

East Delhi is not a place you would associate with selling tasty food. But Nagpal Di Hatti offers not just one of the best plates of kachori in East Delhi, but it has one of the most delicious plates in the entire city.
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Kamala Sweets, Chittaranjan Park

Renowned for its mithai shops and fish markets, Kamala Sweets stands out as a unique shop that sells delicious kachoris along with delicious mithais.
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Jung Bahadur Kachori Wala, Chandni Chowk

Located at the hub of Delhi’s best street food, Jung Bahadur Kachori Wala serves kachoris topped with potato and green chillies to add more flavour. (Image: Instagram/bengal_undiscovered)
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Annapurna Sweets, Yusuf Sarai

Sweet shops are deceiving. Most people think they only offer mithais, but the truth is sweet shops like Annapurna Sweets are an excellent place to get your hands on a scrumptious plate of kachoris.

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