Navratri is here, and it’s the perfect time to treat your taste buds to an indulgent array of festive delicacies. Whether you’re fasting or simply looking to experience the essence of this vibrant festival, the Navratri Thali offers a scrumptious feast. Let’s take a look at some delicious offerings that await you:
1. Govinda’s, ISKCON Dwarka:
Enjoy a delightful Navratri feast with a refreshing Pudina Paneer Tikka, offering a minty twist on the classic. Savour the creamy Paneer Makhani, a favourite during the festival, and the crisp, kale-based Kale Ka Kofta, perfect for fasting. The Sitaphal Ki Sabzi presents a sweet and savoury custard apple curry, while the Pudhina Jeera Aloo packs a spicy, tangy punch. The fragrant Samak Pulao made with barnyard millet pairs perfectly with crispy Kuttu Ki Poori, ideal for curries. End your meal with the Gulab Sabudana Kheer, a rose-infused dessert, and crispy Sabudana Papad for extra crunch. Refresh your palate with the cooling Pudhina Jeera Chaas, complemented by a light Salad and creamy Raita to balance the flavours.
Venue: Plot no 4, Sector 13, Dwarka, New Delhi, Delhi, 110075
Cost: ₹ 500 – 2000
2. Roseate House:
This Navratri, Roseate House New Delhi is serving a thoughtfully curated Navratri Thali at its signature dining destinations, DEL and Kheer.
Savour the delightful Paneer Khajoor Roll, a perfect blend of paneer and dates, wrapped to perfection. Enjoy the soft and flavorful Aloo Makhana Kofta, made with potatoes and foxnuts in a rich curry. The fragrant Singhara Chironji Ki Dal, made with water chestnut flour and chironji, is a treat for the senses. Pair it with crispy Rajgira Ki Poori, made from amaranth flour, ideal for curries. End your meal on a sweet note with Makhana Apple Halwa, a delectable dessert made with lotus seeds and apples.
Venue: Asset 10, Northern Access Rd, Aerocity, Hospitality District, Indira Gandhi International Airport, New Delhi, Delhi 110037
Cost: ₹ 2500
3. The Glasshouse:
The festive feast features a thaughtfully curated menu that blends traditional flavours with mordern twists.
Relish the crispy Aloo Mungphali Tikki, made with fried potato and peanuts, paired with sabudana papad and tamatar til ki chutney. Enjoy the soft Chene ki Tarkari, with fresh cottage cheese cubes simmered in a flavorful tomato gravy. The meal also includes Jeera Aloo Tamatar, Khatta Meetha Kaddu, Sabudana Khichdi, Samak ke Chawal, and crispy Kuttu ki Poori. Finish with the indulgent Phool Makhane ki Kheer, enriched with nuts and green cardamom.
Venue: The Glasshouse, DoubleTree by Hilton Gurugram Baani Square, Sector 50, Gurgaon
Cost: ₹ 800
4. Dhaba, The Claridges:
The Navratri Special Menu at Dhaba, The Claridges New Delhi, features a refreshing Masala Pudina Chaach, crisp Zimikand ke Kebab, and a tangy-sweet Khatte Meethe Kadu ki Sabzi. Enjoy the rich Matar Makhana Curry, aromatic Jeera Dhaniya Samak Chawal, and delicate Kuttu ki Poori. End with the indulgent Makhane ki Kheer, a luscious dessert of foxnuts, milk, and nuts. Crafted by Chef Sachin Kaushal and Chef Datta Ram, this menu combines slow-cooked methods, expert spice blends, and traditional fasting principles to deliver a refined, authentic dining experience.
Venue: Dhaba, The Claridges New Delhi
Cost: ₹ 1500 – 2500
5. Pot Pot:
Renowned for its cozy and delightful ambiance, Pot Pot offers traditional Indian flavours. For Navratri, the special thali includes a variety of items such as Singhare Ki Puri, Rajgira Paratha, and much more. The focus of the meal is on light and flavourful dishes that help maintain energy during the fast.
Venue: Saket District Centre, District Centre, Sector 6, Pushp Vihar, New Delhi, Delhi 110017
Cost: ₹ 600 – 1200
6. Cafe Lota:
Located at the National Crafts Museum, Cafe Lota offers a perfect blend of traditional and contemporary Indian cuisine. For Navratri, their thali includes regional dishes such as Samak Rice, Kuttu Paratha, Aloo-Puri, and a variety of salads. The focus is on using fresh, local ingredients to create light and flavorful dishes that maintain energy during the fast.
Venue: Gate No. 5, National Crafts Museum, Bhairon Marg, Pragati Maidan, New Delhi, Delhi 110001
Cost: ₹1200
7. Social:
The popular restaurant chain is renowned in Delhi for its spirits and has a rip-roaring fusion menu. The special Navratri thaali puts the traditional and modern together, serving wholesome food. It has sabudana vada, kuttu poori, aloo sabzi, and sabudana khichdi-all come together in a well-balanced and satisfying meal.
Cost: ₹1000 – 1500
8. Punjab Grill:
Have a divine experience of Navratri dining at Punjab Grill. Their exclusive Navratri thaali features a plethora of fasting-friendly dishes, to be savoured at lunchtime. The sweet ending with fruit-based desserts added will make this meal complete.
Cost: ₹1000 – 1200
