The Chaitra Navratri or the Vasant Navratri is the first day of the Hindi Luni – Solar Calender. The nine day festivity marks the worship of the Goddess in her nine glorious avatars and the last day marks the birth of Lord Rama. Most north Indians follow a strict food menu which includes many vegetables, fruits, kuttu atta, sabudana etc. While many follow these rules at home and cook during the festival, there are many who also like to go out during the festive time with their families.
There are several outlets that serve amazing Vrat Ka Khana during this auspicious time, keeping in mind the dietary restrictions of this period. The restaurants avoid the use of onion and garlic in their recipes and offer a full thali or dishes for the people who visit.
Where: Multiple locations across Delhi
These three popular Indian vegetarian food chains across India serve a full vegetarian Vrat special menu for their customers. Starting from vrat alu chat to a full meal, these outlets are truly a delight, especially as they are easy on the pocket and are located across the city.
Image Courtesy: Sattvik
Where: Select Citywalk Mall, Saket
Sattvik offers a wholesome Thali for its connosiers with an array of mouth watering dishes. Puri, Sabudana papad, different kinds of veggies, fries and sweet dishes will make you regret that it is not served year round.
Image Courtesy: Royal China
Where: Nehru Place
While Chinese food may not be synonymous with a vegetarian menu, Royal China has made a special veg line for the festive days. Their new menu includes crispy Honey Lotus Stem, deep fried Ice Cream, Frozen Kiwi Margarita and Sesame Potato Toast.
Image Courtesy: Veg Gulati
Where: Pandara Market, Near India Gate
It has been almost half a century since the inception of this North Indian restaurant and it still is one of the most beloved places to eat in Delhi. Veg Gulati is known for its exceptional veg menu, but they have a special navratra menu for its guests, complete with garlic onion free delicacies.
Where: Multiple locations across Delhi
This chain is better known for its south Indian food, but during the festive days, it will also serve some great treats for people who follow the fasting ritual. Navratra Samak Idli and Navratra special Dosa are worth a try as is the sabudana kheer.
Image courtesy: Kathputli
Where: Defence Colony
A very well known joint serving authentic Marwarii cuisine, Kathputli is serving a scrumptious Thali that will leave you really full, yet craving for much more. With Sabudana Vada, 10 different kinds of side dishes, Puri, Chhanch and more, the place is worth a try during Navratra.
Where: Multiple locations across Delhi
If you just want to snack after a long day in office during the Navratra, Chaayos is offering a Navratra platter which includes Sabudana Khichdi, Samak Anar Roll and Samak ki Kheer. The combination of evening tea with some healthy snacks is a definite treat to begin the festivities.
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