Delhi isn’t just a city—it’s a shopping mood. A heady blend of chaos, color, and charm where bargaining is a skill, every alley hides a gem, and no two shopping sprees ever feel the same. From vintage silver anklets and hand-stitched kurtas to designer dupes and organic soaps, the capital’s markets are treasure hunts waiting to happen. Whether you’re a collector of quirks, a fashion fiend, or a souvenir sleuth, here’s where to find the soul of Delhi—stitched into every thread and tucked behind every tiny shopfront.
And with Mony in your pocket, paying across small stalls or splitting shopping hauls with friends is as smooth as silk.
Dilli Haat – Culture in a Canvas Bag
Want a taste of all of India in one place? Dilli Haat brings artisans from every state to one charming, open-air bazaar. Pick up handwoven shawls from Nagaland, Madhubani paintings from Bihar, or brassware from Rajasthan—all straight from the makers. Bonus: snack on regional dishes while you shop.
- Top finds: handicrafts, ethnic clothing, jewellery
- Top local food to try: Hyderabadi biryani, prawn curry, Momos from Sikkim, Bamboo shoot curry from Nagaland, Rajasthani dal baati churma
- Don’t Miss: Live folk performances on weekends, Workshops and exhibitions (check schedule at entrance)
Insider Tip:
Try visiting on a weekday afternoon—fewer crowds, more time to chat with artisans and hear the stories behind their crafts.
Lajpat Nagar – Every Closet’s Best Friend
Lajpat is where Delhiites go when they want variety and value. From flowing kurtis and embroidered dupattas to bangles, bags, and budget tailoring, it’s a one-stop fashion fix. The street-side stalls are a maze of discovery—and the bargaining game is half the fun.
- Top finds: ethnic clothing, jewellery
- Top local food to try: Ram Ladoo, Chole Bhature, Kulfi Faluda from the old-school stalls
Insider Tip:
Try getting a custom-fit blouse stitched in a day.
Shahpur Jat – Hipster Hideaway
Tucked between old havelis and winding lanes, Shahpur Jat is where Delhi’s design kids play. This creative enclave is full of indie boutiques, quirky decor studios, and offbeat cafes. You’ll find modern sarees, minimalist jewellery, and stationery that sparks joy.
- Top finds: Indo-western wear, Home decor, Illustrated journals
- Top local food to try: Wood-fired pizzas, Smoothies and cold brews, Artisanal desserts
Insider Tip:
Try perfect for aesthetic street photography
Kinari Bazaar – Wedding Wonderland
Planning a wedding or love the shimmer of celebration? This chaotic slice of Old Delhi near Chandni Chowk is all sequins, zari, tassels, and tulle. Whether you need ornate lehenga borders or temple bells, it’s a wonderland of festive excess—and a photographer’s dream.
- Top finds: Lehenga borders, sequin fabrics, costume jewellery
- Top local food to try: Rabri Faluda, Banta (lemon soda), Parathas from Paranthe Wali Gali (a short walk away)
Insider Tip:
It’s a paradise for bridal shoppers.
Sarojini Nagar – The Stuff of Legend
Love labels but not the price tags? Sarojini is your BFF. Famous for export-surplus fashion at throwaway prices, it’s where Zara shirts, Mango dresses, and Levi’s jeans live second lives—often at less than ₹200. Just bring patience, sharp eyes, and solid bargaining skills.
- Top finds: Zara, H&M, Forever 21 rejects, Sneakers, boots, sling bags
- Top local food to try: Chowmein, spring rolls, Banta soda, Street-style momos
Insider Tip:
Go early for the freshest stock (weekdays are better).
Sunder Nagar – Antique Aesthetics
Looking for that perfect brass idol, vintage watch, or colonial map? Sunder Nagar is an oasis of calm with antique shops that feel like museums you can take home. Add a stop at a quiet café nearby and you’ve got the perfect slow shopping day.
- Top finds: Maps, coins, stamps, Brass idols, Pahari miniatures, Vintage clocks, carved furniture
- Top local food to try: Coffee and dessert at Café Lota (nearby), Gourmet sandwiches and teas, Artisanal ice creams
Insider Tip:
Classy gifting options you won’t find elsewhere.
Janpath – Tourist Treats with Local Street
Right next to Connaught Place, Janpath is a curious blend of Kashmiri carpets, Tibetan jewellery, funky tees, and classic jhumkas. It’s the place to grab last-minute gifts and haggle with a smile. And the nearby Tibetan Market? Don’t miss it.
- Top finds: Silver & beaded jewellery, Kashmiri woollens, Wall art, printed tees
- Top local food to try: Thukpa & momos at the Tibetan Market, Sugarcane juice, Street chaat options
Insider Tip:
Great for picking up souvenirs before flying out.
Majnu Ka Tilla – Little Lhasa’s Hidden Finds
A Tibetan colony with soul, Majnu Ka Tilla is packed with small shops selling dreamcatchers, silver jewellery, Korean skincare, and the coziest winter wear. Grab some momos, sip on butter tea, and stroll through its narrow, vibrant lanes.
- Top finds: Dreamcatchers, Tibetan singing bowls, Silver rings, bracelets, hoodies, jackets, woolens
- Top local food to try: Chicken & veg momos, Butter tea, Laphing (spicy Tibetan cold noodle dish)
Insider Tip:
Peaceful lanes perfect for travel journaling or sketching.
GK M Block – High Street Meets Street Style
Greater Kailash’s M Block market is the posh-meets-casual middle ground. Branded stores, boutique bakeries, and affordable accessory stalls all live here. Come for the shopping, stay for the snacks and people-watching.
- Top finds: Boutique clothing, Branded accessories and street jewellery
- Top Local Food to Try: Cheese-loaded pizza slices, Bubble tea and mojitos, Cupcakes and macaroons from elite bakeries
Insider Tip:
Great spot for celeb sightings and influencer shoots.
Treasures Found, Shopping Done – Pay Smart with Mony
In Delhi, shopping is an emotion, not a task list. It’s the thrill of the find, the dance of the deal, and the stories stitched into every sari or earring. And with Mony, you don’t have to dig through your wallet after every buy—just scan, pay, and keep discovering.