
Amar Colony & Defence Colony Food Circuits
New Delhi, Delhi, India
South Delhi's beloved eats — Defence Colony's Sweets Corner golgappe and chaat, Amar Colony's momo and roll lanes and the flea-market weekends.
Why visit: Where South Delhi actually eats, minus the mall gloss.
- ›Defence Colony chaat
- ›Amar Colony momos
- ›Weekend flea market
- ›Lajpat Nagar combo
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Best time
Year-round; evenings
Entry fee
—
Est. budget
₹200–700
Duration
2–3 hrs
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