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Delhi’s Best Chole Kulche: 10 Iconic Spots You Can’t Miss

If there’s one dish that truly captures the heart and soul of Delhi’s street food culture, it’s Chole Kulche. Spicy, tangy, and utterly satisfying, this North Indian delight is a go-to comfort food for locals and tourists alike. Whether served at a bustling roadside stall or a small, no-frills eatery, Chole Kulche in Delhi has its own charm that you just can’t resist.

In this blog, we take you on a journey through some of Delhi’s most loved Chole Kulche spots that have been winning hearts for decades.

1. SIYARAM MATAR KULCHA – LAJPAT NAGAR

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When it comes to iconic street food in Delhi, Siyaram Matar Kulcha in Lajpat Nagar stands tall as a local legend. Serving Delhiites since 1956, this humble food stall is known for its mouth-watering matar kulcha and chole kulcha—simple yet packed with bold flavors.

The kulchas are soft, buttery, and perfectly toasted, served with spicy matar (white peas) or tangy chole. Each plate comes with pickles, onions, and green chilies that elevate the taste. Priced around ₹100–₹150, it’s affordable and filling, making it a go-to spot for food lovers across the city.

While there’s no seating and the place can get crowded, the authentic flavors and old-world charm keep people coming back for more. If you’re visiting Lajpat Nagar, don’t miss out on this iconic taste of Delhi’s street food culture!

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2. COMPUTERIZED CHOLE KULCHE – NIRMAN VIHAR

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Tucked opposite the BSES building near Nirman Vihar Metro, Computerized Chole Kulche is a quirky, beloved street-cart known for its unique “computerized” spice system .

What’s the “computerized” twist?
The stall names spice levels numerically—0 for no spice, 60 mild, 90 medium, 120 extra hot—and even offers “liquid” (lemon) and “capsule” (green chili) options .

The experience:

Why visit?

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3. ROHAN DE SPECIAL CHOLE KULCHE 

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Tucked in Tihar Village, Subhash Nagar, Rohan Kashyap Ji’s Chole Kulche (also known as Kashyap Chole Kulche) is a must-visit for chole-kulche lovers in West Delhi. With a Zomato rating of 4.2⭐ and around ₹100 per plate, it draws locals with its spicy, authentic street-food appeal .

Highlights:

Fun twist: Known for its quirky “Swimming Pool Chole Kulche”—chole mixed with veggies, secret masala, and a central “pit” filled with tangy masala water—adding drama and flavor .

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4. BAKCHOD CHOLE KULCHE – DARYAGANJ

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Nestled near Happy Model School in Daryaganj, Bakchod Ke Chole Kulche is a playful and delightfully tangy take on a Delhi staple. Run by Harish Bhaiya since around 1994, this stall adds spicy humor to every serving—befitting its cheeky name “Bakchod” (“joker”)—alongside top-notch chole kulche for just ₹50 a plate .

What makes it fun:

Quick tips:

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5. RAMPAL KE CHOLE KULCHE – DARYAGANJ

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Tucked away in the lanes of Shreshtha Vihar near Anand Vihar, Rampal Ke/ Ram Pal Ke Chole Kulche has been serving flavorful Delhi street food for over 25 years. What makes it special?

 Location & Price

What’s on the Plate

Quick Tips

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6. LOTAN CHOLE KULCHE – DARYAGANJ

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Hidden in the bustling lanes of Daryaganj & Chawri Bazaar, Lotan Ke Chole Kulche has been serving fiery, authentic street fare since the 1920s. Now run by the fourth generation—Mahaveer and Deepak Kashyap—it’s a cherished culinary institution of Old Delhi .

What Makes It Special

Timing & Cost

Why It Stands Out

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7. FRIED ALOO CHOLE KULCHE – KAROL BAGH

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If you’re strolling through Gaffar Market, Karol Bagh, keep an eye out for the sizzling stalls serving the indulgent fried aloo chole kulche – crispy kulchas topped with flavourful chole and golden fried potatoes.

Why It’s a Must-Try

Final Word:
For a spicy, crunchy take on classic chole kulche, fried aloo chole kulche in Karol Bagh is a must-try street-food innovation—tasty, filling, and bursting with Delhi charm.

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8. DATA RAM CHOLE KULCHE – SHALIMAR BAGH

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Tucked in AC Block of Shalimar Bagh, Data Ram Chole Kulche has quickly become a neighborhood favorite—even as a relatively new stall. Known for its generously spiced chole and hearty kulchas, it’s winning hearts and appetites alike .

What to Expect

 Price & Crowd

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9. RAJU BHAI KE SPECIAL CHOLE KULCHE – CHANDNI CHOWK

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Tucked into the labyrinthine alleys of Chandni Chowk, the stall run by Dinesh and his brothers Kuldip and Raju—often dubbed “Raju Bhai Ke Chole Kulche”—has been delighting Delhi foodies for 25+ years .

 What’s Unique

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10. TADKE WALE CHOLE KULCHE – MAYAPURI

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Nestled in the bustling Junk Market, Mayapuri’s Tadke Wale Chole Kulche is a small yet legendary street-food stall known for its rich, tadka-fried kulchas and spicy chole—served straight into hot hands. Running for about 15 years in the industrial maze, it draws crowds craving bold flavors and affordable indulgence .

What Makes It Stand Out

Quick Tips

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Why Delhi Loves Chole Kulche

Chole Kulche isn’t just food in Delhi—it’s an emotion. Quick to serve, easy to eat, and packed with bold North Indian flavors, it has become an integral part of the city’s bustling street food scene.

Conclusion:
The next time you’re wandering through Delhi’s lively streets, don’t miss the chance to taste some of the best Chole Kulche the city has to offer. Whether you’re a spice enthusiast or someone looking for comfort food on the go, Delhi’s chole kulche will leave you full and happy!

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