Best in terms of view!!!!

It's a great place to have fun with family or friends. There is McDonald's and Pizza hut in there along with many other high end restaurants like Te amo there. Shopping stores like Meena Bazaar, Decathlon etc. are also there. It has got a huge park beneath where you can have fun and watching the sunset there is truly mesmerizing.

It is south Delhi's oldest mall. Still functioning to this day, but has lost much of its glory. The amphitheatre is really good for families to bask in the sun during day. The HUDCO place garden behind that is also good.

This is the first mall of Delhi, it's still very happening place as there are couple of restaurants & bar, also few shopping outlets. There is a beautiful well maintained park and jogging track as well. It also has a big screen for live match, live events and promotional activities. It also has there own parking.

Its one d oldest shopin mall...no rush in week days

Ansal Plaza, Delhi Ansal Plaza, Delhi is the oldest major shopping mall of Delhi as well as the third oldest in India. It was opened on 1 November 1999 with the launch of Shoppers Stop in Delhi (its first branch to be part of a mall, now Decathlon Khel Gaon). The mall was established by Ansal Properties & Infrastructure Ltd. It is located at Andrews Ganj on Khel Gaon Marg, in South Delhi and has a gross leasable area of 178,000 sq ft (16,500 m2). The mall has an amphitheatre enclaved within the circular shaped plaza. It has parking facilities for 1000 cars.After the success of Ansal Plaza, Delhi, AIMS Ansals opened many more malls in several places of India.

Wrong location. Search for decathlon khelgaon thats the actual Ansal plaza location(the one shown in photos)

Ansal Plaza, South Extension, Block C, South Extension II, New Delhi, Delhi 110049

Was one of the first and best shopping malls of Delhi but now it look deserted and most of the shops including Shoppers Stop are moved to other locations. Its location is prime. Slowly, it is developing as a food court. When you enter through its parking, you will feel that you have reached at wrong location. Hardly, few cars can be seen parked at any time. Parking is still not free. Open area of mall is awesome, one can spend time with friends. Do not understand, why this beautiful first mall of Delhi in this condition? Most of the branded shops have already been dislocated.

The most dilapidated shopping mall in Delhi is not worth visiting except for a few restaurants. Most of the stores are closed, and the most indispensable one is security guards. This may be the reason why the parking fee is charged 100 rupees. Otherwise, what salary will be paid to security guards.

Sarees not allowed.. disgusting

It's a great place to have fun with family or friends. There is McDonald's and Pizza hut in there along with many other high end restaurants like Te amo there.

Ansal Plaza in Delhi is a classic destination for shopping and entertainment. It's got a great mix of stores, from high-end brands to local boutiques, making it perfect for a shopping spree. The food court offers a variety of cuisine options, so it's a fantastic place to grab a bite. What sets Ansal Plaza apart is its open-air design, which provides a pleasant shopping experience. You can stroll around, enjoy the fountains, and sometimes catch live music performances. Plus, the central courtyard often hosts events and festivals, adding to the vibrant atmosphere. Over the years, Ansal Plaza has evolved, and while it may not be as shiny and new as some other malls, it retains a certain charm. It's a great spot for both shopping enthusiasts and families looking for a day out.

Very good

visited this place during momos fest, awesome crowd and the performance given by rock bands are fantastic...

Al over great place and peace full place there are many types of options to enjoy and eat also they have a garden also its to good me and my friend go to photoshoot in ansal plaza there are many beautiful location to photoshoot and create videos and blog we enjoyed 🥰😌

Good place for shopping and time spending