Karim's
A legendary restaurant near Jama Masjid serving Mughal kebabs and korma since 1913.
- Category
- Restaurant
- Duration
- 1.3 h
- Price
- $
- Best time
- Lunch and dinner
Tip: Try the mutton burra kebab with fresh roti.
Show on mapDelhi's cuisine ranges from the Mughal kebabs of Old Delhi to Punjabi butter chicken. Try street food at busy stalls where everything is cooked fresh.
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A legendary restaurant near Jama Masjid serving Mughal kebabs and korma since 1913.
Tip: Try the mutton burra kebab with fresh roti.
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