Top 10 food bloggers in Delhi and food influencers

Looking for food bloggers in Delhi to follow? Start with Anubhav Sapra and Karan Dua for Delhi food connections, Shivesh Bhatia and Deeba Rajpal for desserts, and Rekha Kakkar for everyday recipes. Sarah Hussain, Karan Marwah, Gautam Sodhii, Mehak Dhawan and Nikita Varma complete this ten-person editorial shortlist.

The right account depends on what you want: a food story, an idea for eating out, or something to cook. A recipe creator and a restaurant explorer can both belong on your feed without doing the same job. These are starting points for discovery, not a follower-count leaderboard.

How these Delhi food bloggers were selected

Delhi Cafes Editorial checked the public sources for this shortlist on 8 November 2026 (IST). We opened each creator's official profile or website and checked their food focus and Delhi/NCR connection through biographies, local work, or supporting interviews and directories.

Some location evidence comes from older biographies, rather than a fresh confirmation of where someone lives. Sarah's own blog identifies her as being from New Delhi. Deeba's older biography identifies her as a Gurgaon blogger. Mehak's New Delhi connection is supported by a dated interview; Nikita's Delhi location is listed in public creator directories. Those limits matter, and none of these entries establishes a private residential address.

“Top” means an editorial selection here, not an official top ten, a paid-data ranking or a scientific score. The order moves from food exploration to recipes and social discovery. Follower totals are deliberately left out because they are not a useful substitute for deciding whether someone's content suits you. Inclusion is not a review of every post or a guarantee about a restaurant.

1. Anubhav Sapra: Delhi Food Walks and food stories

Anubhav Sapra is the person behind Delhi Food Walks, whose official site names him as its foodie-in-chief. The site connects street-food walks in Old Delhi with food-guide videos on its Delhi Food Walks YouTube channel. His personal website also describes documenting food, people and culinary traditions.

Start here if your interest goes beyond the finished plate to the food story around it. The project has a clear Delhi connection, but its website also carries food stories from elsewhere in India. Check the location of an individual video before saving it for a Delhi outing. A channel name is not a promise that every episode is local.

2. Karan Dua: Dil Se Foodie and Delhi food discovery

Karan Dua's official Instagram account, Dil Se Foodie, identifies him as a food influencer. The Dil Se Foodie About page names him as founder and director and describes food walks in Chandni Chowk alongside a community built around sharing food experiences.

That makes this a relevant starting point for readers interested in Delhi's food conversations and eating-out ideas. The written background also helps distinguish the person from similarly named food accounts. Use the current profile to choose what interests you, rather than treating an older blog description as a list of today's activities. We have not used its historical meetups to imply a recent visit to any cafe.

3. Sarah Hussain: Zingy Zest across food and travel

Sarah Hussain's Zingy Zest website introduces her as being from New Delhi and describes food and travel as her subjects. It links her writing with Instagram and YouTube, giving readers a direct route between the Zingy Zest name and the person behind it.

This is a useful option if you prefer to follow a creator across more than one format. The readable blog is also a legacy introduction, not proof of a current posting schedule. We have therefore left out the age it gives and made no claim about how often she publishes today. Follow its official social links for newer material, and check whether a particular post concerns Delhi or a travel destination.

4. Shivesh Bhatia: Bake With Shivesh for desserts

Shivesh Bhatia's author page says he lives in New Delhi and explains the baking behind Bake With Shivesh. Cakes, desserts, recipe development, styling and photography are central to that introduction. The recipe website also had November 2026 posts when checked.

Choose this route when the food you want is something to make, rather than a restaurant to book. Written recipes let you return to ingredients and instructions without searching through a saved video. Dessert content can also help you put a name to a flavour or preparation you enjoy. It should not, however, be turned into an unsupported claim that Shivesh recommends a particular Delhi bakery or cafe.

5. Deeba Rajpal: Passionate About Baking and seasonal desserts

Deeba Rajpal's Passionate About Baking author page describes a focus on eggless desserts, fruit, locally available ingredients, food styling and photography. An earlier biography identifies her as a blogger from Gurgaon, which is the public NCR connection used here.

Her current recipe index offers a written route into that work, including seasonal desserts and baking. Start with the recipe category that matches what you actually want to make, rather than choosing from a photograph alone. The combination of food writing and visual work makes this a different kind of follow from an eating-out account. We have not tested the recipes or scored their results.

6. Rekha Kakkar: My Tasty Curry for everyday cooking

Rekha Kakkar identifies herself as the creator of My Tasty Curry. Its stated focus includes vegetarian meals, breakfasts, meal preparation and everyday cooking. Her official work page places her studio in Delhi; her linked second website, Flavours in My Kitchen, says she lives in New Delhi.

This is the practical-cooking end of the shortlist. It makes sense for someone who wants food ideas for ordinary weekdays alongside occasional meals out. Read the full recipe before deciding whether it fits your ingredients, time and dietary requirements. We are identifying the subjects she publishes about, not independently certifying nutrition claims or promising that a recipe will suit a medical condition.

7. Karan Marwah: FOODDelhi for food and travel

Karan Marwah's FOODDelhi profile identifies him by name, gives Delhi as his location, and lists food, travel and luxury as its topics. Those are the public profile details behind this entry. We have not converted the biography's other claims into awards, reach estimates or a list of partnerships.

Open this account if you want to browse food alongside travel-oriented material. Read the caption and location before deciding that a place belongs on a Delhi plan. For a restaurant with several outlets, save the branch as well as the name. That small habit is more useful than collecting attractive food images and later discovering that the address belongs to a different city or outlet.

8. Gautam Sodhii: Dilli Ka Chaska for Delhi cafe ideas

Gautam Sodhii's Dilli Ka Chaska profile calls him a Delhi food and travel explorer. Its biography explicitly mentions exploring Delhi cafes and places, alongside food, travel and lifestyle videos. That stated cafe focus gives it a direct connection to readers looking for somewhere to go.

Use it as an idea source, then keep the practical details separately: venue, branch, date of the post and anything you need to confirm. We have not repeated the biography's numerical claim about locations covered, or treated it as evidence that every venue has been independently assessed. The useful question for your own outing is whether the particular post answers your needs, not how many places an account says it has covered.

9. Mehak Dhawan: Foodie Since 96 beyond a single format

Mehak Dhawan's official Foodie Since 96 profile lists food, travel and lifestyle. In a 2021 interview, she identified New Delhi as home and discussed exploring food places and food photography. A separate Social Samosa interview discussed street food and home recipes.

That background makes her relevant to readers interested in a food creator whose subjects are not restricted to restaurant addresses. The interview is dated context, not a claim about the precise balance of her current feed. Browse the recent material to decide whether it matches your interests. No particular cafe visit, current residence or recent collaboration is inferred from those older interviews.

10. Nikita Varma: I Am Dating Food and recipe development

Nikita Varma's I Am Dating Food profile identifies her as a chef, recipe developer and content creator. Public directories, including Socialveins, list Delhi as her location. That directory describes its location field as a stored observation, rather than a newly confirmed address.

In a 2020 interview with Social Samosa, she discussed sharing information about dishes and cuisines as well as home recipes. Start here if that intersection of cooking and food discovery interests you. Her current official biography supports the recipe-development focus; the older interview explains her approach at that time. Neither is a reason to assume that every food post is an independent restaurant review.

How to choose food influencers in Delhi

Start with the decision you need to make. For food stories and exploration, open the Delhi Food Walks or Dil Se Foodie sources. For written recipes, begin with Bake With Shivesh, Passionate About Baking or My Tasty Curry. For cafe ideas, an account whose biography specifically mentions Delhi cafes, such as Dilli Ka Chaska, is a sensible place to look.

Then assess an actual post, rather than the creator's reputation alone:

• Check the purpose. A recipe, an advertisement, a travel diary and a restaurant recommendation answer different questions.

• Read the disclosure. Look for a paid-partnership label, an invitation or other commercial context. This is a reading habit, not an allegation about anyone on the list.

• Save usable details. Keep the outlet, branch and post date with the link. A screenshot of a dish may lose the information you need later.

• Confirm before leaving. Check current opening information, menu availability and any accessibility or dietary requirement directly with the venue.

For an independent example, the Diggin Cafe listing provides a place to start checking the venue's details. Its inclusion here does not mean that any creator above visited or recommended it. If a detail is absent or unclear, contact the cafe instead of filling in the gap from an unrelated social post.

Turn a saved post into a cafe plan

Once you have an idea, browse cafe listings in Delhi and narrow it to a place that fits your day. The directory currently contains some pages explicitly marked as sample or demo content. Do not use those as real recommendations; choose a real listing and confirm any missing details with the venue.

Following a creator can help you discover something unfamiliar. Making the outing work still comes down to the right branch, current information and a plan that suits you.

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