Here are the top 6 restaurants to dine in without breaking your fasting restrictions during Navratri in Delhi NCR.
Navratri is a nine-day festival dedicated to the worship of the goddess Durga, often involving strict fasting practices. However, Delhi is a city renowned for its diverse culture and delightful cuisine that ensures that you can maintain your fast while indulging in delicacies. So, here are numerous dine-in options that are curated with a special Navratri menu, that are not only flavorsome but also fast-friendly.
1. Sattvik, Saket
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Sattvik is a vegetarian restaurant, that offers special Navratri thali that will tantalize your taste buds and cater to you with a flavorsome meal. Enjoy this delightful dining experience with friends and family.
2. Punjab Grill, Delhi
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Punjab Grill is renowned for its north Indian cuisine. It offers a special Navratri thali that allows you to savor authentic Punjabi flavors. Enjoy vibrant ambiance and Punjabi background music as you indulge in a sattvik feast.
3. Sana-di-ge, New Delhi
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Sana-di-ge curated a special Navratri menu that combines traditional flavor with unique tastes. You can start your meal with fresh coconut water and tangy potato chat, followed by a main course of aloo tamatar sabzi and sago banana kheer to conclude your meal.
4. Bikanervala, New Delhi
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Bikanervala offers a diverse range of Navratri special thali, platters, and snacks to curate your cravings. Their unique and authentic dishes are available at multiple outlets across Delhi NCR.
5. Shangri-La Eros, New Delhi
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Shangri-La Eros Tamra restaurants are renowned for their exceptional fasting-friendly thalis during Navratri. Enjoy a special Navratri buffet for both lunch and dinner, consisting of a variety of delicious and flavorsome dishes.
6. The Park, New Delhi
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The Park offers special Navratri thali for nine auspicious days. The thali consists of authentic, vibrant dishes, prepared with meticulous care. Expert chefs have curated a menu that includes delectable options like raw banana tikki, Keri malai tikka, and khichdi, among others.
