Bukhara
North-West Frontier • Tandoori • Afghan-Indian in Delhi
About Bukhara
As a newcomer wandering the foodscape of Delhi, stepping into Bukhara felt like entering a temple dedicated to the primal art of tandoor cooking, where flames and tradition converge to create what many consider India's most iconic dining experience. This isn't just a restaurant—it's a pilgrimage destination for food lovers worldwide, where the rustic setting and open kitchen drama create an atmosphere that's both theatrical and deeply authentic. The legendary Dal Bukhara arrives like liquid gold, slow-cooked overnight until it reaches a creaminess that seems almost impossible, while those lamb chops emerge from the tandoor with a char that speaks to the mastery of fire and timing. What makes Bukhara truly special isn't just the Michelin recognition or the fact that world leaders and celebrities make special trips here—it's the way this restaurant has managed to elevate rustic North-West Frontier cuisine to fine dining status without losing any of its soul or authenticity, creating an experience that feels both primal and refined.
"Tandoori excellence with rustic flair creating India's most iconic dining experience. Dal Bukhara, lamb chops, and open kitchen drama attract Michelin-starred travelers from around the world."
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At ITC Maurya, I experienced Bukhara—India's most iconic restaurant where Dal Bukhara and tandoori mastery create dining experiences that attract world leaders and food pilgrims alike.
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