Is Street Food in Delhi Good? // India Travel Vlog

We took a street food tour in Chandni Chowk with A Chef's Tour and ate so much Indian food! We navigated the very busy streets of Old Delhi to try dahi bhalla for the first time, eat sweet paan, try pani puri, drink masala chai tea for the first time in India, try lemon soda, eat roti, and try so many more street foods!

Chandni Chowk in Old Delhi is the best place to try Indian street food because so many of the shops have been around for more than 100 years. They are passed down from generation to generation and the recipes are perfected through the years. The popularity of these food stalls also makes them a really safe place for foreigners to eat because the food is eaten so constantly that the ingredients are always fresh and delicious!

This video shows our first time eating Indian street food and in it we visit Chandni Chowk and it's world famous spice market. Although New Delhi is a great place to visit in Delhi, we highly recommend taking the time to try the street food in Old Delhi like we did in this video! We would suggest going with a guide so you can learn about the dishes, try all the best foods, and be confident that you are eating at places that won't end in a stomach ache!

We cannot recommend A Chef's Tour more highly if you are trying to decide which food tour company to book with. Our guide, Gajendra, was exceptionally knowledgeable about the food scene in Delhi and did an incredible job at pacing our tour so that we didn't get too full to enjoy the food!

If you aren't going to India soon and came across this video because you just love learning about the food of different places or love watching people try new foods, then be sure to subscribe! We have many more Indian food tours coming up that we cannot wait to share with you!

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== Chapters ==
00:00 Our first Indian street food tour!
00:34 Meet Gajendra from A Chef's Tour
00:57 Jalebi from a 100+ year old shop!
01:56 The infamous pani puri
03:22 We discovered parathas
04:45 Where has lassi been all our lives?
05:20 Chandni Chowk is so interesting!
05:36 Lemon soda in a magic bottle
07:00 Asia's largest spice market!
07:45 Trying masala tea in the spice market
09:22 Nicole's new favourite - rabri
10:40 Will we like sweet paan?
12:09 Dahi Bhalla from the original shop
13:11 Learning how to eat roti with our hands
14:17 Check out A Chef's Tour in the description :)

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Hey there! We are Nicole and Mico, full-time travel vloggers searching for adventures all around the globe. In March 2021 we quit our jobs, sold our belongings, and hopped on our first ever one-way flight leaving our home country #Canada. We believe #travel builds understanding that reaches across culture, language, and boundaries, and we want to share our experiences as we create connections all over the world. If you like learning about unique places, new cultures and different foods, then come follow our adventure as we explore all our beautiful planet has to offer.

[veetour]

This is the content that we can all like: food!

[MuditGupta]

You guys have such a positive perspective towards everything. That’s the key to happiness.
India is the biggest vegetarian nation in the world and there are so many flavors and texture from so little variation that you’ll find there.

[highpeaks]

Do not leave India until you see the Indian Himalayas. Ladakh, Himachal, and Uttarakhand are must visit.

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[bjenks]

Delhi has such great street food! I just did A Chef's Tour in Kolkata and ate 10 courses, each place over 100 years old too. I'll be back in Delhi next month and will probably try the tour here too.

[ashutoshkumarverma]

you have been to more than 10 countries but have only 14k subscriber, now you are in India, This Youtube channel will be a family of more than 50k subscriber before you leave India for sure .

[pzetbiw]

Hi both. To avoid digestion issues, I suggest you to have curd/yogurt/lassi/ butter milk as the last dish of every meal.. This has full of probiotics and will help your digestion issues and also aid in tasting lovely veg dishes of India - Madhu, from Chennai ( South India).

[ankur]

You guys are energetic as hell. Loved the vlog. And yes, you are absolutely right in getting a guide. Its like getting a tutor for studying, you can always study on your own but it will take way longer, tutor will help you achieve the same goal in miniscule amount of time.

[ameriiiiicano]

You guys are so enjoyable to watch. Love your energy!

[WorldWar-huic]

India is a different country in the world... Like many world equal to one India🇮🇳

[acrux]

I really love your positive energy. The best part about all your dishes was that it was all Vegetarian and that's something I don't think any other country can offer. Just saying that's what you get from a civilization which is thousands of year old.

[SirKonrad]

You guys are killing the videos lately🔥!! Keep it up!!

[atal]

Awesome video guys, Gajendra is a nice guy explained dishes in details. There are 100s of india vlogs we see in youtube but few like yours can keep us connected till the end. Keep up the good work, enjoy the diversity of India.

[krizz.]

That aunty at 6:42 was spitting some most valuable facts. I have to reconsider my approach like that now.

[meghasharma]

Guide is truely good one who showed them almost all different indigenious food of India. For guide👍👍👍

[MattLaurie]

Just found your channel, as new YouTubers you guys are such an inspiration, thank you!

[wilkowanders]

Wow, this street food tour in Chandni Chowk looks incredible! Thanks for sharing your experience and the recommendation. Can't wait to try all these delicious Indian street foods when I visit Delhi! 🇮🇳🍲✨

[WheelOfThought]

I just love how you to just enjoy being here among us. I love the positivity of you two. You guys are respectful, accepting to new culture and definitely have a huge heart for more. ❤️🙏

This is why our ancestors aptly said :
*atithi devo bhava:*
Guests are gods.

[aashishmalhotra]

India is diverse in every aspect food, people, religion, colours and vibes,

[sf]

Oh my goodness, it's on the list! Gonna do it!