Rajat Kapoor Gorged On Paranthas At Delhi’s 150-YO Paranthe Wali Shop

Rajat Kapoor was in awe of how good the food was.

by Ankita Mazumdar
Rajat Kapoor Gorged On Paranthas At Delhi’s 150-YO Paranthe Wali Shop

The talented and handsome actor and director, Rajat Kapoor, met with our anchor, Tonakshi Kalra, for an epic food exploration on this episode of Tere Gully Mein. We specifically chose some of the iconic eateries of Chandni Chowk to relish kachori and paranthe while conversing about his life in Bollywood, childhood days and more. It is safe to say that the Dilli wala loved all of it!

Rajat Kapoor’s Ate At This Paranthe Wali Gali Shop

The first stop for the Chandni Chowk food trail began at the iconic Paranthe Wali Gali. It is known for serving all kinds of stuffed paranthe fried in desi ghee and paired with aloo ki sabzi, coriander chutney and banana chutney. You can find malai, karela, papad among other kinds of paranthe. 

As a Delhiite, Rajat Kapoor was beyond excited to explore Paranthe Wali Gali with us! We took him to Pt. Kanhaiya Lal Durga Prashad Dixit Paranthe Wale to relish tasty stuffed paranthe. It was established in 1875 which makes it a 149-year-old shop!

This legendary shop has over 25 types of stuffed paranthe on its menu. The owner narrated the entire menu in one breath and we were truly impressed! It was time for Rajat and Tonakshi to dig in and they were in awe of how good the food was. It was a true nostalgic experience for Rajat.

The joy of eating freshly made paranthe in the wintry mornings at Paranthe Wali Gali is a blissful experience. With the winter season upon us, you mustn’t miss it!

Also Read: From Pineapple Pastry At Wenger’s To Parathe Wali Gali, Delhiite Rajat Kapoor Shares His Fondest Food Memories

He Adores This Winter Sweet Dish

Rajat Kapoor
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Tonakshi mentioned her love for the popular creamy, fluffy and sweet dessert, Daulat Ki Chaat. Suddenly Rajat recalled this special winter dessert and mentioned, “I love Daulat Ki Chaat, that’s a really special memory for me.” 

During his childhood days, a street vendor grabbed his attention by yelling, “chaat lo daulat ko.” As a foodie, he would run to grab a plate of this delish sweet dish. Now it is a distant memory yet an unforgettable one for him!

Also Read: Rajat Kapoor’s Current Fave Haunts In Delhi Are The Big Chill Cafe & Perch

Catch this wonderful episode by clicking on the video above and learn Rajat’s food recommendations at the national capital.

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First Published: October 25, 2024 10:28 PM