My most favourite place in Delhi. First of all this stall is not for vegetarians. Nice open place with good ambiance. They really serves good basic Assamese food. My personal favourite dishes are stream chicken momos with hot soup, duck curry and pork dry fry.

The only place I saw soup was served with momo🙌 had it last in Assam. Also, Delhi Haat is an amazing place to pay a visit if one has the quest for traditional things.

A home away food stall in delhi to give a taste of assamese cuisines

It is inside Dilli Haat, INA.. Do not get confused by the direction shown by Google Map, as it shows the store as in Opposite of Dillihaat. The food here is quite delicious , courteous staff with polite behaviour. But one is required to wait at least for few minutes before getting the ordered item.

Good feeling when you are far away from home and yet you feel home like food in national capital

Today we visited here INA delhi haat and did breakfast at Assam food stall. We ordered Aloo Kani pitika, Veg fried momos and in drink cold coffee. Aloo kani pitika was not a veg food it is a boil potato and boil egg mixed dish of assam. Personally I don't like it aloo kani pitika but Veg momos was so tasty and crispy with chilli chutney.

They have sone really good momos and Chinese food. Definitely a must try. I tried their veg steam momos. Also fruit beer was good as well

The Chicken steamed Momos are the best I had in Delhi NCR

Amazing food at great price. Portions are filling and staff is pretty chill. Ambience is a major positive as well. Chilli Chicken Momos are worth every single rupee 🛐

Assam food stall at Delhi Hut serves good Assamese food. Try their Assamese thali without any addition. I am an Assamese and have grown up eating duck and pork. Their duck curry definitely needs a lot of touch-ups. Pork fry is good. Chicken, yet again, not happy. However, Assamese thali gets a full 10/10.

Nice place and everything is available.

Just now I ordered two fish thalies one of which was Rohu fish tenga. This was okay somehow. Though gravy was same the Pabda fish was almost rotten with bad smell. I reported to the waiter. As an Assames I felt bad. I hope the stall reqires more supervisions and visits by owner.

Quantity of Rice in Assamese veg thali was very low and no extra rice. Foods were tasty but if a person is hungry, he won't be feasted with such a small quantity.

Dilli haat is quite a good place for tourists, here u can see the stall from different states showing their art and selling their famous handloom products. Also they have different states food restaurants so as u can taste different culture cuisine in a single place.

Like it..

It was a good experience for me... Food was delicious 😋 satisfied 👌.. i loved it. Jay aai axom

Tasteless...☹️

Bad food

Its a great plave to have traditional assamese cuisine. Have been there for 2 times and I loved it. People who belong to Assam and living in Delhi can go there to have meal.

Worst food served. Please don't go for assamese thali. Everything served was rotten..its a wastage of money..🤮

The place is simply wow. Great cuisine with reasonable price. If you want to have some traditional food try this place.

Good for food

They serve in traditional bell metal utensils and that's the only good thing there. They had good rice, but overcooked it into a paste. Awful dal. Bland vegetables. Smelly meat, must be old stored meat. The "pork with bamboo shoot" was more of a soup than a main course item. They don't accept any cards for payment. Total mistake in trusting them with my meal in an otherwise wonderful day.

Great food loved it

Great atmosphere. Staff is quite kind. Good is great and it is perfect for families to enjoy. There is a large variety of food to choose from and I quite liked it. Assam is a must visit for families.