Angeethi Lunch Thali
Two curries, dal, rice, two breads, raita, salad and a mithai. Mon–Fri, 12–3:30 PM.
Mehrauli · New Delhi · Est. 2012
A charcoal kitchen at the edge of the Qutub. Kebabs marinated overnight, dal simmered for eighteen hours, breads pulled from clay at 400 degrees — and a bar that knows its way around a kokum.
Two curries, dal, rice, two breads, raita, salad and a mithai. Mon–Fri, 12–3:30 PM.
Buy one, get one on signature cocktails and Indian craft beer. 7–9 PM, Tue–Thu.
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Our story
Angeethi began in 2012 as a twelve-seat kebab counter behind a Mehrauli haveli, with a single clay tandoor that Chef Yashpal Rawat's grandmother had used in Garhwal. The tandoor is still here. So is the rule that nothing goes into it that has not been marinated overnight.
Today there are three tandoors, a copper-deg kitchen, a halwai's counter and a bar, but the menu still reads like a family's cookbook — Awadhi galouti learned from a Lucknow ustad, rogan josh from a Srinagar home kitchen, and dal that simmers on the coals long after the last guest has left.
Timings & getting here
Daily · 12:00 PM – 3:30 PM · 7:00 PM – 11:30 PM
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Kitchen last order 30 minutes before closing. Bar open till midnight on Fridays and Saturdays.
Within 6 km of Mehrauli — Vasant Kunj, Saket, Chhatarpur, Hauz Khas, Malviya Nagar. 35–45 minutes on average.
Complimentary valet at the One Style Mile gate. Two-wheeler parking by the side lane.
Kid-friendly till 9 PM. Wheelchair accessible ground floor. Pets welcome on the terrace.
Why Angeethi
Every kebab rests 12 to 24 hours before it sees the coals. That is where the tenderness comes from.
One butcher, one dairy, one spice grinder — all named on the menu, all visited by the chef.
Twenty-two pure-veg dishes, Jain and vegan on request, and a separate fryer for gluten-free.
Ordering here means no 25% commission, so we can afford better meat and a fairer price for you.
The kitchen

Trained under a Lucknow ustad and at a landmark Delhi tandoor kitchen before returning to his grandmother's tandoor.

Thirty years on the seekh. Judges the coals by colour and the naan by sound alone.

Makes the phirni, rabri and gulab jamun every morning; runs the Sunday dessert table.

Keeps the reservations book, the valet and the Friday ghazal line-up in perfect order.
Guest stories
The dal alone is worth the drive to Mehrauli. We ordered on WhatsApp, got a reply in two minutes and the food arrived hot in forty. Galouti was unreal.

Booked the Diwan Room for my parents' anniversary. Custom menu, the staff remembered every dietary note, and the ghazal singer took requests. Flawless evening.

As a strict vegetarian I usually get two options at kebab places. Here I got a whole page. The malai broccoli and the phirni are now a Sunday ritual.







Reservations
Tell us when and how many; we'll confirm on WhatsApp. Walk-ins are welcome, but Friday and Sunday fill up early.