Jama Masjid / Matia Mahal · Mughlai
Source reportKarim's — Jama Masjid
Mughlai dining.
16 Gali Kababian Jama Masjid, Delhi 110006
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Delhi's food routes range from Jama Masjid and Matia Mahal to Okhla, Khan Market and Connaught Place. The public sources here describe kebabs, nihari, shawarma, curries and sweets at named locations. Dietary evidence varies: some venues carry explicit halal reports, while neighbourhood food discoveries still need ingredient and preparation checks.
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Areas help you find your way. A neighbourhood is never a blanket halal designation.
Anubhav Sapra's guide documents fried chicken, kebabs, biryani, breads and sweets around the mosque's food lanes.
Separate listings identify Al-Nawaz in Abul Fazal Enclave and Al Bake in New Friends Colony.
Khan Chacha and Gulati have distinct sourced addresses; do not confuse their neighbourhoods.
The public directory identifies several individual outlets around Connaught Circle and the Regal Building.
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Each profile states what a named public source says about halal food, alcohol and pork, with the date it was checked.
30 source-backed profiles — 8 with a current source report · 22 need confirmation
Jama Masjid / Matia Mahal · Mughlai
Source reportMughlai dining.
16 Gali Kababian Jama Masjid, Delhi 110006
Jama Masjid / Matia Mahal · Mughlai
Source reportMughlai dining.
8 Matia Mahal Road opposite Jama Masjid Gate 1, Delhi 110006
Khan Market / Pandara Road · North Indian
Source reportNorth Indian dining.
6 Pandara Road Market, Delhi 110003
Ashoka Road · International
Source reportInternational dining.
Level 1 Shangri-La Eros 19 Ashoka Road, Delhi 110001
Okhla / New Friends Colony · Shawarma / fast food
Source reportShawarma / fast food dining.
Trimurti Building plots 21–23 Maulana Mohammad Ali Jauhar Marg, Delhi 110025
Jama Masjid / Matia Mahal · Chicken
Source reportChicken stop at 1129 Matia Mahal Road Jama Masjid.
1129 Matia Mahal Road Jama Masjid, Delhi
Read the exact scope: whole menu, halal meat only, named dishes, a general report or pending confirmation. Halal meat or named dishes do not mean the whole menu is halal.
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Check the named source and date, then ask the restaurant about current ingredients, meat sourcing and preparation before you visit.
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Delhi Food Walks founder Anubhav Sapra traces Old Delhi's Ramadan food lanes through fried chicken, kebabs, sweet breads and biryani.
Public bylined LBB article; the author biography names his Delhi Food Walks role. Religion and project affiliation are not inferred.
Anubhav Sapra · LBB · publication date unknown · Checked