Paranthe Wali Gali

It was great. But bad experience there. It was just fame of good taste. We did not enjoy the food there we got.

The symbol how life can buzz and thrive in busiest of the busiest places in earth . This place is famous for fried bread . It’s not for the faint hearted 🙂. So if you are here you are welcome to indulge yourself

Nice place to eat and enjoy

Too much croud if you love calmness and peaceful eating better avoid or go in weekdays when less crowd

This place is a perfect example of making something overrated that you’ll get so disappointed with all the anticipation built over the years in your mind! People in Delhi really don’t know what “deliciousness” means

Parathe Wali Gali in Old Delhi’s Chandni Chowk is pure nostalgia on a plate — a legendary lane that’s been serving iconic stuffed parathas for generations. The moment you step in, you’re surrounded by the sizzling sound of parathas on tavas, the smell of desi ghee, and the timeless charm of old Delhi streets. Each shop here has its own legacy, offering a mind-blowing variety — from classic aloo, gobhi, and paneer to unusual fillings like rabri, khoya, and even banana! The parathas are crisp, rich, and served with spicy sabzi, tangy chutneys, and a side of pickles that make every bite unforgettable. The lane is often crowded and buzzing with locals and tourists alike, but that’s part of its charm. It’s not a fine-dining place — it’s an experience, a slice of Delhi’s food history.

This place is not worth to visit. Very costly. 60 rs items given in 220 rs. They actually cheat also, rate reflected in shop is just half, but you have to pay double. Instead of Paratha they serve kachori. Not at all recommended.

I came here for the first time, food was awesome definitely my go to place from now on. Service and food 5 star no doubt