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Three decades in the same shop, on the same road.

Titu Restaurant has run out of Shop No. 5, Mini Market-II, on Lodhi Road, since before most of its regulars can remember. This is the short version of how it stayed that way.

How it began

An eating plaza, meant for everyone at the table.

When Titu Restaurant first opened its shutters in Mini Market-II, C.G.O. Complex, the idea was simple: one kitchen that could put out a South Indian breakfast, a Punjabi thali and a plate of Chinese chowmein without anybody at the table having to compromise. That is still, more or less, the entire menu philosophy.

Being close to Jawahar Lal Nehru Stadium and right by Metro Station No. 4 meant the crowd was always a mix — office-goers from C.G.O. Complex on a lunch break, families out for a weekend thali, and neighbourhood regulars who just wanted their evening roti without cooking it themselves.

How the kitchen grew

A menu built one counter at a time.

The early years

A tandoor, a roti basket, and thalis

The first menu was small — tandoor rotis, a handful of vegetarian curries, and a daily thali. It was enough to become the lunch spot for the neighbourhood.

Expanding the counters

Chowmein Ka Bhandar and the South Indian Café join in

As the regulars asked for more variety, the Chinese wok and the South Indian counter were added — idli, dosa, and the now-famous Titu Spl. Chowmein.

Building the tandoor menu

How-Wow tandoori and full non-veg counters

Tandoori chicken, chicken malai tikka, paneer tikka and the mutton counter rounded out the menu — the same one still served today.

Today

Free home delivery, seven days a week

Titu now delivers across the neighbourhood free of charge on orders above ₹200, while still keeping the dine-in room open with family seating, every single day.

What hasn't changed

The things we've never put on a menu.

Cooked to order

Nothing sits under a heat lamp. Your chowmein hits the wok when you order it, not before.

Family seating, always

Titu has always kept space for the whole table — grandparents, toddlers, and everyone in between.

The same recipes

Butter chicken, Dal Makhani and the Titu Ratan Spl. Thali are made the way they were thirty years ago.

★★★★★

"We never wanted to be the biggest restaurant on the road — just the one people trusted to feed their whole family, every single day."

— From the Titu Restaurant kitchen

Right where you'd expect us

Part of the Lodhi Road neighbourhood.

Jawahar Lal Nehru Stadium

A short walk away — a regular stop for match-day groups and evening walkers alike.

Metro Station No. 4

Easy to find on foot from the metro — look for Mini Market-II once you're on Lodhi Road.

C.G.O. Complex offices

Our weekday lunch crowd — quick thalis and fast delivery built around office hours.