SDA Market in Delhi: Shopping and dining options to explore

SDA Market in South Delhi is mainly known for delicious street food and top-rated restaurants that offer multi-cuisine options.

SDA Market in South Delhi, which faces the IIT Delhi campus, has become a popular spot for leisurely morning breakfasts and relaxing nighttime gatherings. The market, formerly renowned for its delectable kebabs, now has more than 30 eateries that cater to every taste and price range.

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SDA Market: Why is it famous?

Along with the varied range of street food here, many alternative eateries offer an incredible gourmet experience, ranging from tasty appetisers to full-course meals and delectable desserts. You can also find some small shops for grocery and other essential shopping.

Moreover, the market is easily accessible and affordable, making it the perfect spot for you, no matter your budget.

 

How to reach the SDA Market?

Nearest bus stops

IIT Gate
SDA Market
Hauz Khas Terminal

Nearest metro stations

IIT
Hauz Khas
RK Puram

By cab/auto

You can book a cab or auto to reach the SDA Market from anywhere in Delhi NCR.

 

SDA Market: Restaurants

Nukkad

In SDA Market, there is a distinctive cafe called Nukkad. Everything about this area, from the stunning colour scheme to the fantastic outdoor furniture and the hanging lanterns, instantly draws visitors of all ages.

Branded alcohol is plentifully stocked at the bar. When combined with karaoke, live performances, screenings, and DJs, the atmosphere at Nukkad is elegant. This informal dining establishment is the best place to be both on the weekends and during the week.

Must try: Chicken chilli, noodles, spring rolls

Average cost: Rs 600

Helter Skelter

Helter Skelter is a suitable location for a family gathering thanks to the tidy seats and quiet atmosphere. The restaurant is a top choice for local diners due to the reasonable costs of the food and the diversity of cuisines it offers, including Italian, Chinese, American, Lebanese, and Tex-Mex. It’s a beautiful spot to hang out with friends and family and sample delectable food.

Must try: Chicken Stroganoff, Grilled Chicken Pepper, Continental Platter, Non-Vegetarian Platter, Lasagna Veg. Pasta, Grilled Fish Lemon Butter Sauce

Average cost: Rs 700

Typsy Crow

The North Indian cuisine is proudly served at Typsy Crow. This restaurant serves foods from North India, China, Italy, and continental cuisine. The atmosphere is expressive and upbeat. People who are constantly picky about the calibre and preparation of their food will definitely love Typsy Crow. The live performances held here are fantastic. Also, it has a fully supplied bar.

Must try: BBQ chicken wings, cheese nachos, paneer tikka pizza, chicken afghani tikka, and achari paneer tikka

Average cost: Rs 900

What A Comic Show

What A Comic Show is a destination for those who enjoy exquisite food and efficient service. Every dish on the budget-friendly menu is of the highest quality and is made with the utmost care. People with diverse tastes can enjoy continental, Italian, and oriental cuisines. The helpful personnel enhance the entire dining experience. What A Comic Show is a must-go location for those who enjoy spending time with friends and family.

Must try: Fried corn, sweet corn soup, dumplings, chicken florentine

Average cost: Rs 800

Chaayos

Chaayos is renowned for its extensive selection of teas and other beverages, making it the ideal location for tea (chai) aficionados. The extensive menu will force you to consider your options. More than 100 different types of tea are available, all of which can be personalised. Tulsi, Adrak, Elaichi, Saunf, Laung, Cinnamon, Masala, Kali Mirch, Mint, Ajwain, Moti Elaichi, and Hari Mirch are some of the available add-ons. They can also favour the regular or kadak with milk varieties of chai patties.

Must try: Classic Chai, Kulhar Chai, Cinnamon Green, Gods Chai, and Honey

Average cost: Rs 50

 

SDA Market: Shopping

G. M. Store

G.M. Store is a well-known grocery store in SDA Market that offers its clients fresh goods, packaged food items, personal and homecare supplies, etc., at reasonable prices inside and outside the area. They provide a positive retail experience that aids them in attracting a large consumer base by combining premium quality products with great customer service.

Bows and Balloons

The gift shop has many presents and housewares. Bows and Balloons is the best place to find reasonably priced gifts and home décor. The gift shop sells ceramic and crystal goods, handmade clocks, and personalised presents.

Lenskart

Lenskart is the top eyewear shopping app online and offline because it has the largest selection of eyewear, including glasses, prescription sunglasses, goggles, frames, anti-glare lenses, reading glasses, computer glasses, and eye accessories.

 

SDA Market: Nearby cafes

Beeryani

Recommended for: Office workers and college students

What to order: Bakr Burra, Dum Gosht Biryani, and Fattehdar Bhatti da Murg

Chi

Recommended for: Excellent customer service and hearty fare

What to order: Ho Chi Minh Chicken Satay and Cheating Chilli Prawns

 

SDA Market in Delhi: Shopping and dining options to explore

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The Brew Room at New Delhi’s Hauz Khas

Recommended for: Great breakfast, artisan coffee, and a calm atmosphere.

What to order: Mozzarella sticks and cold Thai coffee.

 

SDA Market in Delhi: Shopping and dining options to explore

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Hauz Khas 

Recommended for: Pocket-friendly Chinjabi is the speciality of Hauz Khas. This eatery serves the usual food, including momo, soups, noodle dishes, and bowl meals.

What to order: Garlic-toss momos and spicy garlic noodles.

 

FAQs

Which is the closest metro station to the SDA Market?

The metro station that is closest to SDA Market is IIT.

What is the SDA Market famous for?

The SDA Market in South Delhi is mainly known for delicious street food and top-rated restaurants offering multi-cuisine options.

Got any questions or point of view on our article? We would love to hear from you.

Write to our Editor-in-Chief Jhumur Ghosh at jhumur.ghosh1@housing.com

 

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