MUST TRY 5 Cheapest Food Place In Connaught Place

 MUST TRY 5 Cheapest Food Place In Connaught Place

1. Shankar Market Rajma Chawal 

Parashar foods is one of the best places in CP which serves food that gives you home feels and also satisfies your tastebuds without burning a whole in your pockets. Also this place is must for all the Rajma Chawal lovers out there! I love the way they serve everything in one plate and the blend created tastes amazing!

2. Ashok And Ashok Meat Dhabha 

This place is located in outer circle cp and serves one of the best mutton in Delhi..
We ordered mutton curry  ( Desi ghee) with tandoori rotis..
It was well cooked and spices were appropriate 
The aroma was just perfect.
One serving is enough for a single person and you have to shell out just 300 bucks for this amazing palate of perfection ...
FREE FREE FREEE
THEY OFFER FREE ROTIS WITH MUTTON. 
Food -5/5
Staff -4/5
Ambience - 3.5/5 it is dhabha themed with basic sitting.
Pricing -4/5 pricing is also reasonable
Highly recommended specially for mutton lovers ..🍗🍖🍗

3. Saravana Bhawan, Janpath

Saravana Bhawan is a hot favourite with office goers during lunch-time and you’ll often find people braving the queue outside this famous South Indian eatery. With a plateful of Southern curries, rasam, rice, mini idlis and dosa, the lunch meal is definitely a bargain. We love their Rava Dosa but it is their milky Mysore Pak that we go back for each time.

4. Jain Chawal Wale

This small place serving food since a very long time is a good option if you are hungry and low on budget. They serve some really amazing dishes and I have never been disappointed.
Try their- Chhole Bhature, Rajma Chawal, or Paneer Parantha, they are some of the best we have had.
This place has one drawback that it doesn't have proper place to eat, not even to stand, you may end up waiting in queues to get your order and then finding a place to eat, and management has not thought about it ever I guess.

5. Kake Da Hotel

The menu is full of scene stealers but the Kadhai Chicken stands out for us each time. If you’re hoping to get a spot to sit down here, go at noon or wait for the queue to clear up. With desi-ghee laden mutton curries that are high on the spice meter, a meal here is definitely a leisurely affair. Also, they have huge portions and it is almost next to impossible for two people to share a plate and not have an overly full stomach.