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Delhi is an amazing city. There is no other word for it. The inhabitants, guests as well as people who have just heard or read about it are struck with its cultural, ethnical and traditional richness. Due to her habit of imbibing everything that strengthens her, Delhi has bloomed into a most dynamic city of the nation. If she is the capital city of a country as great as India, she has certainly earned it. Food and culture cannot be separated here. One does not exist without the other. The origin of diverse array of mouth-watering Delhi cuisines is from its multi culture or vice versa.

How can you make a top ten eat-out list out of the numerous options in the capital? It is a task which even Hercules might refuse. No wonder they call Delhi as the food extravaganza of the country! The various tastes coupled with world famous hospitality may be sited as the reasons. You can find an eat-out with your preferred ambience with absurd ease, be it crowded, quiet, sublime, rustic, extensive or even loud. It is amazing the way these places are designed in various parts of the cities to meet different preferences and tastes. And you get the feeling that the place is made just for you.

Though Delhi might find easy bait in calorie conscious people, there are plenty of low-calorie options here. People with sensitive taste buds and tummy would do better to go easy on spicy food. You can even request your steward that. Basically Delhi is a melting pot of antiquity, history, culture, modernity, chaos and trade garnished with spicy food. So make sure you do not leave any stones unturned in this regard. Good food, good company and unexplored arenas! What more do you want in life?

If you are in Delhi and want to explore the local culinary delights to live an epicurean life, the roadside dhabhas, restaurants, hotels, bars and rocking pubs here would more than meet your purpose. Even an everyday cuisine is a surprise in itself. You do not need to be a gourmet traveler to get drawn towards the local specialties. Yes, welcome to the taste of India. It is an area worth exploring.