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Cities like Delhi are known for their crowds but during Eid, the city's vibe transforms into something truly special. here, Eid is synonymous with late-night feasts with traditionally rich flavors. As India prepares to mark the end of Ramadan, likely on March 21, 2026, following the moon sighting, food remains the centerpiece of the festival celebration.

From the historic alleys of Old Delhi to upscale dining in New Delhi, there are so many places to go and celebrate Eid with fine dining. Today, we have curated a list of the best places to enjoy festival feast with your family, friends, and loved ones on this Eid.

Iconic Eateries In Old Delhi (Jama Masjid Area)

The heart of the Eid celebration lies somewhere, and then it will be the streets surrounding Jama Masjid. For those who call themselves food lovers and love authentic Mughlai cuisine, this area is no less than heaven. And during Eid, the whole vibe of this area becomes aromatic with traditional spices and rich flavors.

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Karim's: Founded in 1913 by Haji Karimuddin, a descendant of the royal cooks for Emperor Bahadur Shah Zafar, this is perhaps Delhi’s most famous culinary landmark. Now an international name, its original outlet remains a must-visit for specialties like Mutton Nihari, Biryani, Karahi Gosht and Kebabs.

Al-Jawahar Restaurant: A legendary spot that has hosted celebrities and historical figures alike. Open from 7 am until midnight, it is famous for its Badam Pasanda, Chicken Bihari, Kaleji Gurda and Sheer Maal.

Bismillah Hotel: Located on Matia Mahal Road, this no-frills spot is beloved for its affordable and butter-drenched mutton and buff kebabs.

Ghalib Kebab Corner: A hidden gem known for its aromatic mutton kebabs prepared with a unique, secret blend of spices.

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Mazaar Afghani Restaurant: For those looking for a break from Mughlai fare, this spot offers traditional Kabuli Pulao and authentic Afghani chicken dishes.

Indian Accent (The Lodhi): Led by Chef Shantanu Mehrotra, this award-winning restaurant offers a modern take on Indian flavors with a beautiful waterfront view. Signature dishes include Ghee Roast Soya Boti, Puchkas with Five Waters, and Haji Ali-inspired Custard Cream.

Essential Eid Dishes To Try

If you are planning your Eid menu, ensure these traditional staples are included:

Main Course: Savory Mutton Biryani, Galouti Kebabs, Shahi Korma and Haleem.

Desserts: No Eid meal is complete without Sheer Khurma, Phirni and Shahi Tukda.


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