One of the legendary restaurants of Pandara Road, Gulati has been in business since 1959, when it started out as a modest dhaba (roadside eatery). Although Pandora Road has become upmarket now, at the time it was an unremarkable neighbourhood with government staff housing near India Gate. Gulati flourished providing lunch to office workers, especially after the owner perfected making butter chicken. The restaurant has a daily buffet lunch with an enticing variety of dishes. It also hosts special food festivals, such as biryani and kebab festivals. The kebabs are highly recommended and you can order a kebab platter to get a mix of different ones. A meal for two will cost around 1,200 rupees. Vegetarians, do note that there's a veg-only Gulati restaurant next door.
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