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1. Roshan di Kulfi is undoubtedly the culinary gem of Delhi, renowned for its extensive variety of kulfi and other delectable Indian delicacies. Nestled on the bustling Ajmal Khan Road in Karol Bagh, this eatery has become a beacon for gastronomes seeking to satiate their diverse palates.

   Strategically situated near the renowned Mehrasons showroom in the heart of the Karol Bagh market, Roshan di Kulfi stands as a haven for ice cream aficionados and lovers of traditional Indian sweets. The ambiance is perpetually vibrant, teeming with patrons from dawn till dusk, all drawn by the allure of its mouth-watering offerings.

   The menu here is a delightful journey through India’s culinary landscape. The savory section features irresistible chole bhature, crispy tikki, and an array of spicy treats, all priced reasonably. On the sweeter side, the gulab jamun, ras malai, and rabri promise an indulgence like no other.

   During my recent trip to Himachal Pradesh, I made a stopover in Delhi for some shopping in the Karol Bagh market. It was during this visit that the throngs of eager customers outside Roshan di Kulfi caught my attention. Intrigued, I ventured inside and was greeted by the rich, inviting aromas of their iconic Falooda Kulfi and Gajar Halwa. Each bite was a testament to the culinary excellence this establishment has upheld over the years.

   For those visiting Karol Bagh, a visit to Roshan di Kulfi is a must. Indulge in the heavenly Falooda Kulfi and explore the myriad of flavors that make this eatery a true delight for the senses. The experience is nothing short of spectacular and is a definitive highlight in the vibrant tapestry of Delhi’s food scene.

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2. Roshan di Kulfi is undoubtedly a culinary gem in Delhi, renowned for its extensive variety of kulfi and other delectable Indian delicacies. Nestled on the bustling Ajmal Khan Road in Karol Bagh, this eatery has become a beacon for gastronomes seeking to satisfy their diverse palates. Strategically situated near the renowned Mehrasons showroom, Roshan di Kulfi stands as a haven for ice cream aficionados and lovers of traditional Indian sweets.

   The ambiance here is perpetually vibrant, teeming with patrons from dawn till dusk, all drawn by the allure of its mouth-watering offerings. The menu is a delightful journey through India’s culinary landscape. The savory section features irresistible chole bhature, crispy tikki, and an array of spicy treats, all reasonably priced. On the sweeter side, the gulab jamun, ras malai, and rabri promise indulgence like no other.

   I recently indulged in a delightful culinary experience with the lipsmacking Chole Bhature and lassi The Chole Bhature left me in awe with its perfect blend of flavors – the spicy, tangy chickpeas complemented the fluffy, deep-fried bread perfectly. The crispy exterior and soft interior of the Bhature created a harmonious contrast, making each bite a pleasure.

   Roshan di Kulfi is a must-visit for anyone seeking an authentic and fulfilling taste of Indian cuisine. My ratings (5 best 1 poor):

   Location 4
   Ambience 3.5
   Food quality 5
   Food quantity 4
   Taste 4.5
   Hygiene 4
   Value for money 4
   Parking 1
   Service 4

   Overall 4.5

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3. We went to this place for breakfast, but at that time only limited options were available. So we have tried chola-bhatura, samosa chaat & lassi. All the items were extremely delicious. Their samosa is a must try.
   The seating is okeish but the place is good for quick snacking or for sweets (their sweet section is quite big).
   Happy binging!

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4. The ambiance could be better considering the prices on the menu. When someone pays a good amount, they expect a good ambiance too. As for the food, it’s good, and the service is fast. This is the only place in Karol Bagh I visit every time I’m nearby. Lastly, I wish they would change their semi-self-service policy to a normal waiter service.

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5. Nice place for your daily dose of Delhi’s heavy breakfast. For people coming here from outside Delhi for them Chole bhature , Aloo chaat , lassi and rabdi falooda kulfi are must. You can get south Indian here but when in Delhi try Delhi food 😜

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