Long before he founded Indian Accent, Delhi's much-acclaimed inventive Indian fine-dining restaurant, Rohit Khattar opened this restaurant at his family's Broadway Hotel to display his eclectic collection of discarded vintage household items. Chor Bizarre aims to capture the spirit of the "thieves markets" in every large Indian city (and indeed, one takes place near the hotel every Sunday). It definitely creates an interesting dining experience. To give Delhi a break from ubiquitous butter chicken, the restaurant serves cuisine from India's northern Kashmir region. Go there hungry and feast on the Wazwan, which comes with an array of dishes. The cost is about 2,000 rupees for two. To really work up an appetite, combine lunch with a guided walking tour through Old Delhi.
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