Delhi Dharbar

5 Reviews on “Delhi Dharbar”

• Amit Mehta

  We ordered in from Delhi Dharbar parkmore today evening through Uber eats and to our surprise the tandoori chicken was served raw with a bad foul smell, I will never again recommend that place to anyone

  August 23, 2020, 2:35 am

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• Niraj Rathi

  Serves delicious Indian food with possibly the IPL screening on one of their television. We visited in a group of 3. This place has ample sitting space and great food. Service is usually quick. The Cheese Kulcha is worth a try if you are on the lookout for calories. We order yellow dal, lamb curry, aloo jeera, paneer handi and chicken starters in 3-4 visits.

  July 20, 2019, 2:35 am

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• Rahul Poddar

  Well I went to SA for one month for work assignment I my apartment was in Sandton,though a hardcore vegan guy I struggled a lot with food on my first week my colleagues made me try food from Punjabi tadka which was so bland, I stumbled upon this restro from uber eats and vallah food was super great ,for two week I ordered and tried all veg dishes they were super awesome not a single dish which I can denounce for I felt like home thanks for making my stay pleasant

  July 20, 2019, 2:35 am

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• The Food Musketeer

  08.02.2019 Friends and I went for dinner, and decided on some Indian food for our evening out.Very quaint and authentic Indian spot with Pretty décor.  I’ve always wondered where it was situated, as I have never driven past Benmore Gardens. Now I know.They have a good selection of food to choose from, so there is a variety for any picky eaters. They brought us some “Papar” to nibble on with some Chutneys. A famous indian snack either fried or cooked made from sources such as peeled black gram flour, lentils, chickpeas, rice, tapioca, or potato.  We ordered a Veg starter Platter to share, with Tikka Paneer, Onion Bhaji, and 2 other items. I loved the taste and crunchiness of the Bhaji. My favourite. Service was pretty quick, and our food came in good timing as we were hungry.For mains, I was craving a mutton curry but couldn’t decide on which one, so I went with the traditional and ordered a Garlic & Chilli Naan, as I don’t really like rice with my curries. My friends ordered the Chicken Breyani, and the Lemongrass Fish, with naan. We all ordered medium in strength.Now, let me tell you this Mutton Curry kicked some serious butt!. It was really spicy but oh so tasty, the meat was tender and the gravy was just soo delicious. My naan also complimented it very well. The chicken breyani was also quite strong, but tasty even though i did expect something slightly different. The lemongrass fish, that’s something unique. It was completely different to what I expected. It has a nice taste, but need a bit of sauce to it.We did order desserts, but this is something that all indian restaurants fail at in my opinion. I have not gone to any indian restaurant where I have enjoyed dessert to date. I wanted Soji, and my friends had the Gulab and the Ras Malai. For me all 3 was a miss, although my friend enjoyed her Ras Malai. My soji lacked flavour and the texture was too solid.Would definitely come back for more starters and mains, decent food and good quality and service.#TheFoodMusketeer#TheFoodMusketeerEats#TheFoodMusketeerDrinks#TFMDelhiDarbar

  May 15, 2019, 2:35 am

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• Lizanne

  This is a great place to sit down and eat food – the chicken tandoor and Naan bread is always so soft and has a lovely flavour. The Bhaja and Samoosa’s are a great starter – But it’s very easy to get full on this. The only thing I didn’t like was when the salad was a bit wilted the one time.

  April 21, 2019, 2:35 am

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