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The serpentine queues all day long at the Natraj Dahi Bhalle Wala's tells the whole story. It sells one of the best Dahi Bhalla in the city. This this little kiosk, which also sells Aloo Tikkis in Chandni Chowk, is certainly recommended. Natraj also has a restaurant on the first floor which serves South Indian fare and snacks such as Chhole Bhature, iffy dosas and chalu chowmein. So, then, set out for Chandni Chowk. Park your car at Red Fort, take a rickshaw straight to Natraj, have your fill of Dahi Bhallas. Who says pleasure comes for a price?
Established in 1940 Natraj Dahi Bhalla : Don’t be surprised to see a big crowd outside this stall, all shoving and pulling. All they are jostling for is a plate of dahi bhalla, sold here for R30. Established in the 40s, this shop is a hit during summers. The plate of sweetened curd comes with two water-soaked spongy bhalle, garnished with tamarind chutney. “Our dahi bhalla is almost synonymous to Chandni
Chowk,” says Inder Bhai, the owner of the shop. You can also try their desi ghee tikki for R30.
