PT. Gaya Prashad Shiv Charan

Name: PT. Gaya Prashad Shiv Charan
Address: 34, Paranthe Wali Gali, New Delhi, Delhi, India
Telephone: +919899127472
Price range: $
Rating: 3.7

3569 votes

#464 of 5191 vegetarian restaurants in New Delhi

Vegetarian

Open now 7AM - 11PM

$$$$ Price range per person INR 200 - INR 400

34, Paranthe Wali Gali

New Delhi, Delhi, India

Chawri Bazar

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Clients reserve a table for tasty meals here and enjoy the sights of Gali Paranthe Wali. Savor Vegetarian cuisine that will combine many elements of culinary traditions. Ordering good paneer, aloo gobi and fried pickles is a nice experience here. Nicely cooked pudding, asida and fried bananas are the best dishes. This restaurant will offer you delicious bitter. Come here and order great lassi.

Most visitors consider the staff attentive. Guests say that the service is cool here. Pay democratic prices for eating at PT. Gaya Prashad Shiv Charan. The charming ambiance makes a good impression on customers. But this place has been rated below average by Google.

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Karishma 11 days ago on Google

I recently visited Pt. Gaya Prasad Shiv Charan in Paranthe Wali Gali, Chandni Chowk, with high hopes—given the fame and legacy of this area. But honestly, the experience was underwhelming. Being a North Indian, paranthas are part of my everyday life, and I know what a good parantha tastes like—flaky, fresh, flavorful, and comforting. Unfortunately, what I was served here was far from that. The paranthas were overly oily, lacked depth in flavor, and didn’t have the texture or stuffing balance one would expect. It almost felt like the definition of a traditional parantha was completely reinterpreted—and not in a good way. While I respect the historical value of the place, and the fact that it draws so many tourists, it seems like the quality has taken a backseat to reputation. The menu is wide, and the place is busy, but when the food itself disappoints, the charm quickly fades. For anyone who truly appreciates authentic North Indian food, I’d say this is not the place to satisfy your parantha cravings. Delhi has much better options that stay true to taste and tradition. Food: 2 Service: 3 Atmosphere: 2 Meal type: Lunch Price per person: ₹400–600 Recommendation for vegetarians: Would not recommend Parking space: Difficult to find parking