



Introduction
One of the largest mosques in India, Jama Masjid is surrounded by a vibrant street food scene. The area around the mosque, especially Matia Mahal, is famous for its Mughlai and North Indian cuisine. Street vendors and small eateries offer a range of dishes, from kebabs and biryani to sweet treats like jalebis and shahi tukda. The historic ambiance and the diversity of food make it a popular destination for food lovers. Visitors should be prepared for large crowds and a bustling atmosphere.
Where To Eat
- Kallu Nihari: Known for its rich and flavorful nihari.
- Aslam Chicken: Famous for its creamy butter chicken.
- Al-Jawahar: Popular for its kebabs and biryani.
How To Navigate
The area is densely packed with food stalls and small restaurants. Matia Mahal and Bazaar Matia Mahal are the main food streets. Walking is the best way to explore, though it can get very crowded, especially during evenings.
Timings
Food stalls are generally open from 11:00 AM to 11:00 PM.