



by Intrepid Urban Adventures - India
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$80.06This three-hour food walk in New Delhi begins with a visit to a Hanuman temple where the guide explains the significance of the monkey god in Hindu mythology. The group then tastes Delhi-style shawarma, grilled with Indian spices, accompanied by a local lemon-based fruit beer. Next, the tour continues to a café serving steamed vegetarian and non-vegetarian momos. After that, participants try an Indian-style salad followed by golgappa, a crispy snack filled with spiced yogurt. The walk proceeds to a market food stall to sample potato chaat and pav bhaji, two popular Indian street foods. The tour concludes with samosas and traditional desserts such as gulab jamun and jalebi. A cycle rickshaw ride is included to experience traditional local transportation. Drinks served during the tour include fruit beer and masala tea. The tour covers busy streets, markets, food stalls, shops, and a Hindu temple, offering a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian foods with mild options available for children. Gratuities, hotel transfers, and any extra food or drinks are not included.
Hanuman temple
Visit a Hanuman temple dedicated to the monkey god of Hindu mythology, learning about his role in ancient epics and the temple’s ongoing significance to locals.
10 min
Shawarma and fruit beer stop
Try Delhi’s version of shawarma grilled with Indian spices paired with a local lemon-based fruit beer, combining Middle Eastern flavors with Indian influences.
15 min
Momos café
Sample steamed vegetable and non-vegetable momos at a local café, freshly prepared and packed with flavor, popular among street food patrons.
20 min
Indian salad and golgappa
Enjoy an Indian-style salad with strong local flavors, then taste golgappa—crispy shells filled with spiced yogurt, a well-known Delhi street snack.
15 min
Potato chaat and pav bhaji
Taste classic Indian street snacks like crispy potato chaat and buttery pav bhaji at a longstanding market food stall favored by locals.
15 min
Samosa and Indian desserts
End with a crispy samosa and traditional sweets such as gulab jamun and jalebi, concluding the tour with a variety of local desserts.
15 min
Vishwidhalaya Metro Station, Gate No. 4 (Yellow Line)
End point
Vishwidhalaya Metro Station, Gate No. 4 (Yellow Line)




by Intrepid Urban Adventures - India
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$80.06This three-hour food walk in New Delhi begins with a visit to a Hanuman temple where the guide explains the significance of the monkey god in Hindu mythology. The group then tastes Delhi-style shawarma, grilled with Indian spices, accompanied by a local lemon-based fruit beer. Next, the tour continues to a café serving steamed vegetarian and non-vegetarian momos. After that, participants try an Indian-style salad followed by golgappa, a crispy snack filled with spiced yogurt. The walk proceeds to a market food stall to sample potato chaat and pav bhaji, two popular Indian street foods. The tour concludes with samosas and traditional desserts such as gulab jamun and jalebi. A cycle rickshaw ride is included to experience traditional local transportation. Drinks served during the tour include fruit beer and masala tea. The tour covers busy streets, markets, food stalls, shops, and a Hindu temple, offering a variety of vegetarian and non-vegetarian foods with mild options available for children. Gratuities, hotel transfers, and any extra food or drinks are not included.
Hanuman temple
Visit a Hanuman temple dedicated to the monkey god of Hindu mythology, learning about his role in ancient epics and the temple’s ongoing significance to locals.
10 min
Shawarma and fruit beer stop
Try Delhi’s version of shawarma grilled with Indian spices paired with a local lemon-based fruit beer, combining Middle Eastern flavors with Indian influences.
15 min
Momos café
Sample steamed vegetable and non-vegetable momos at a local café, freshly prepared and packed with flavor, popular among street food patrons.
20 min
Indian salad and golgappa
Enjoy an Indian-style salad with strong local flavors, then taste golgappa—crispy shells filled with spiced yogurt, a well-known Delhi street snack.
15 min
Potato chaat and pav bhaji
Taste classic Indian street snacks like crispy potato chaat and buttery pav bhaji at a longstanding market food stall favored by locals.
15 min
Samosa and Indian desserts
End with a crispy samosa and traditional sweets such as gulab jamun and jalebi, concluding the tour with a variety of local desserts.
15 min
Vishwidhalaya Metro Station, Gate No. 4 (Yellow Line)
End point
Vishwidhalaya Metro Station, Gate No. 4 (Yellow Line)