Nagpal Restaurant

Moth kachori is awesome, khasta kachori with spicy moth makes for a fantastic combination. Reasonably priced and quantity is sufficient for one person. Tried rajmah chawal as well and rajmah were simple and tasty like home made can even have them frequently with getting bored. Gulab jamun was good too soft as expected and balanced for sweetness, perfect treat after spicy kachori.

Nagpal Di Hatti is fantastic place for Choley Bhature and Moth Kachori in Delhi! The bhature are crispy yet soft, and the choley are packed with flavours. They also have Paneer stuffed inside their Bhaturas. It's a local favorite and always satisfies cravings for delicious North Indian food. I’ve eating from their since my childhood it is also known as Bhudh Bazar ke Choley Bhature. Don't miss out! 🍽️🌶️

I visited this place specially from Faridabad and I don't regret it at all. This place serves very good multani Moth Kachori after years I got the chance to relive old childhood memories. We had 1. Moth kachori 9/10 2. Chole bhature 8/10 They don't have proper seating. But they have small room tables on all sides and you can sit on the stool. Overall a good place to enjoy food. I will definitely visit again in the future. Parking is a bit of an issue so please be prepared. No issues for 2 wheelers.

Went to eat at this place for the first time and loved their choley bhature and Moth This place is packed with customers all the time till late evening but their service is very quick. They have a small sitting area where one can sit on sharing basis and enjoy some hot delicacies they serve. They deliver orders through Zomato and other food delivery platforms as well but I recommend to eat at their restaurant when the food is served steaming hot. I found their choley bhature far better than Radha Krishna in Hargobind enclave. The prices are fair for the quality they serve. Overall they just have 4-5 items in their menu but each item is worthy and should be tried.

"Moth Kachori" was simple awesome and unique in taste as well as serving style. Its not like the regular moth kachori which we often see around us at street side eateries. Kachori served here have a thick outer layer (like Daal or Pyaaz Kachori), filled with good amount of daal inside it. A single kachori in itself is quite fulfilling. Taste wise I would rate it 9/10. Definitely recommended to try at least once if you never had similar moth kachori earlier. Choley Bhature are also quite good in taste. Choley are served with topping of paalak (spinach) kofta and the overall taste and texture is quite rich. Lassi was good with the right level of sweetness and thickness. Gulab Jaamun was below average and can be avoided. Overall, I tried almost all items on their menu except rice items, and am happy with the quality and taste. Would visit again if nearby or if I feel like eating "Moth Kachori". :)