Jama Masjid, once was the highest point in Shahjahanabad even higher than Red Fort. Around the imperial, royal mosque of Mughals bazaars and a rich life came up. People from different communities settled around selling exotic items. From all over the world travelers and pilgrims came to either meet Mughal emperor or pay respect to the mosque. Naturally, the food offered around Jama Masjid became some of the most delicious, mouth watering, authentic items that the Mughals relished.

Join us in this Iftar Food Walk to explore the streets behind Jama Masjid where hereditary shops as old as 400 years old sell the food items rich in spices, ghee, butter and history. We are including a range of dishes including beverages and desserts : butter chicken, mutton nihari, kababs, mutton qorma, khameeri roti, sharbat-e-Mohabbat, and shahi tukda.