Delhi's best-known Kashmiri restaurant is also one of its most beautiful, an art deco enclave with a tile floor, a spiral staircase leading nowhere, and antique furniture and mirrors from various chor ("thieves'") bazaars. Kashmiri food, which is milder than many Indian regional cuisines, is exemplified by mutton yakhni (in a sauce of yogurt, cardamom, and aniseed) and mutton mirchi korma (in cardamom and clove gravy).

Nestled in the crowded streets of Daryaganj lies Chor Bizarre, a themed restaurant set-up in the style of a thieves market. All the cutlery, furniture and general set-up of the place is intentionally inconsistent, to go with the theme, and honestly, it works quite well. Everything in this fabulously done up restaurant looks like it was stolen from someone, including the vintage car right in the middle of the restaurant, though we really hope that’s not the case.

With its innovative revamps, Chor Bizarre is ready to welcome diners back for a feast of regional Indian flavours. Known for its signature Kashmiri dishes, savoury chaats, and aromatic biryanis, this iconic restaurant promises a memorable dining experience that captures the heart of India’s culinary diversity—perfect for the whole family to enjoy. Where: Hotel Broadway, Daryaganj, Delhi When: 12 pm – 11 pmCost: ₹2,000 for two people (approx.)

This iconic Delhi restaurant first captured the city's heart back in 1990 at Hotel Broadway. After a few relocations, the delightful cafe is back with its retro charm and unforgettable cuisine that will make your mouth water. With thoughtful decor and a food menu, from crispy Palak Patta Chaat and Tawa Aloo Tikki to the Purani Dilli Papri Chaat, the eatery offers delicious food dishes to make your date night an absolute delight.

Located amidst oasis of tranquility at the heart of Lutyens’ Delhi, this French bakery recreates the enchanting culinary heritage of France. White lilies, beautifully crafted canopies and aromatic candles, all this together makes it a place where serenity and exquisiteness comes together!. Not only is the place known for it artistic excellence, what makes it one of the must-visit places is its amazingly delicious fusion food.

If you are a fan of Kashmiri cuisine, then Chor Bizarre is a hidden gem that you must explore. Situated in the heart of Delhi, this quirky restaurant is designed to look like a traditional Kashmiri bazaar, complete with antique artifacts and vibrant decor. The menu features authentic dishes like rogan josh, yakhni, and haak saag, transporting you to the picturesque valleys of Kashmir with every bite.

Among the most popular restaurants in Delhi, Chor Bizarre is nothing less than a fancy world, a unique place inspired by the “thieves”. This restaurant, located in bright surroundings thrills customers with its unique decoration and unusual food which you usually couldn’t find in Delhi. Their iconic dish – Tabak Maaz and Gushtaba are the best way to get an idea of how amazing Kashmiri cuisine is.

Just like the name, a lot of these changes are tied down to the same technicality – the Intellectual Property Rights. Some key elements of the overall theme have to change. The fact that old loyalists are not taking to them too well, says something about a connection that develops with an establishment that goes way beyond the food.

The place is inspired by the thieving underbelly of Delhi and the décor captures the essence perfectly. The menu boasts of some amazing Kashmiri cuisines, which exude an old-time charm. The Rogan Josh and the Kashmiri Dum Aloo are considered amongst the tastiest in Delhi.

Perfect for: Kashmiri food experienceWhat makes it special: Traditional dishes like Rogan Josh and Gushtaba in a royal, eclectic setting.Avg Cost for Two: ₹1,700