Kake Di Hatti

Had a great experience. Butter Amritsari naan for 100 rupees and boondi raita for 80 rupees were mouth- watering. I would recommend every one to try it at once at least. You would become a fan of it. Also it's a cosy and crowded place. People are jostling, coming and going. This is the place from where kake di hatti originated and it went on to expand to many cities. Also it has its chain in foreign countries. I met the owner Gurdeep Singh ji (who is 3rd generation inheritor), and had shared my experience. He talked about his ideas of further expansion to many cities covering a global audience. The best part of him was that he was humble and a ground rooted person, who has a vision to serve Indian cuisine to the rest of the world. He told me " See, here we are sitting in Chandni Chowk, and talking about global business expansion, which is not a normal course of action ".

Great great great food!!! 👌🏻 Definitely a must try for authentic and tasty North Indian food! Dal Makhni and Shahi Paneer are worth dying for. Cannot afford to miss this place if one is in Chandni Chowk. ❤️ The service and ambience could do a lot better. But it's an old joint and they wanted to keep it authentic I suppose. Could be super crowded on Weekends dinner time. Try to reach early or do a take out.

Located within the bustling lanes of Chandni chowk....this legendary eatery will give u the best yet the most simple north Indian food. The place is crowded but the service is quick. The food is delicious and the portion size is just right. The kake naan is huge and will take more than 1 adult to finish it. Do visit this place if you're in search for some amazing vegetarian north Indian food.

I had the pleasure of trying the Amritsari Thali at Kake Di Hatti in Delhi, priced at 210₹. This thali included shahi paneer, chole, Amritsari naan, raita, and Gulaab jamun. The taste experience was nothing short of amazing. The shahi paneer, prepared using khada masala, was a revelation. It offered a unique and delightful flavor that I hadn't encountered before. The chole was equally impressive, with both dishes benefiting from the use of khada masalas, resulting in rich and delicious flavors. The Amritsari naan, aptly named the "baby Amritsari naan," was stuffed with aloo, pyaaj, gobhi, and generously drenched in butter. It was so rich and flavorful that it was a bit heavy to finish entirely. The Gulaab jamun, a classic Indian dessert, was the perfect way to end the meal, with its delicious sweetness. Despite the culinary delights, it's essential to note that Kake Di Hatti is an old, small establishment located on the bustling Chandni Chowk street. If you choose to sit on the first floor, be prepared for some discomfort, as the masalas used in cooking can lead to itching in the eyes. Additionally, the quality of service could be improved. Despite these minor inconveniences, the taste of the food at Kake Di Hatti is definitely worth the visit.

Kake Di Hatti in Old Delhi, Chandni Chowk, is a legendary eatery known for its delicious vegetarian fare and rich history. The food here is undeniably tasty, and their bread, especially the naans and parathas, are exceptional. The fact that it's an age-old establishment adds to its charm and authenticity. I ordered Spl Handi Dal makhni, paneer lababdar, laccha paratha, chur chur naan and gobhi naan. It was all take away and they accept cash only. The Dal Makhni at Kake Di Hatti is renowned for its creamy and flavorful preparation, making it a must-try dish when you visit. The establishment's commitment to pure vegetarian cuisine is appreciated by both locals and tourists. Overall, Kake Di Hatti offers a delightful culinary experience with a focus on North Indian flavors. The historical ambiance and delectable food make it a top choice for those seeking an authentic taste of Delhi's culinary heritage.

Firstly, the food is really tasty and worth the wait(not more than 10 min) because this place is always crowded. Sitting is available on both ground and first floor. This place serves authentic food made with khade masalas enhancing the whole dining experience. It is nearby Chandni Chowk Railway station, also called Old Delhi Railway Station ( walking distance) The nearest metro is Chandni Chowk.

I have been to this famous restro in Delhi 3-4 times. Must visit if you are in delhi and love to have proper naan and choles . • We ordered Chole thali which was average as chole's taste was not that spicy and tangy . • We also had Malai kofta and Naan which was really Goood . • Lastly , we ordered Chhaas which was so refreshing and so gooood ◇ Highly recommended : Chhaas