Complete conquest of Delhi·Gurgaon cafe·brunch — Cyber Hub·CP·Khan Market Popular cafes, menus, and price ranges

Although Delhi NCR has several commercial districts densely packed with cafes and restaurants, the 'brunch mecca' often referred to by Koreans is actually narrowed down to three areas. Each has a distinct personality, so it's fun to choose one according to your purpose.

all three regionsBrunch rush time on weekends is 11:00 AM to 2:00 PM.no see. In particular, waiting for 30 minutes to an hour is common around noon on Saturdays and Sundays, so rather than making an impromptu visit.Zomato·We recommend making a reservation through the Dineout app or by calling the store directly. If you are curious about detailed regional geography,Gurgaon area guideIt would be a good idea to read it together.

DLF Cyber Hub is a large F&B district within Cyber ​​City, with more than 40 cafes, restaurants, and bars surrounding an outdoor plaza. Delhi Metro Yellow LineCyber ​​City subway stationIt is connected by a skywalk, and parking is available in a paid underground parking lot. On weekends, live bands perform in the square, creating a European-style outdoor café atmosphere.

Representative brunch/cafe store in Gurgaon

• Social (Cyber ​​Hub Gurgaon)— A casual brunch chain that transforms into a co-working cafe during the day and a bar at night. We serve both Indian brunch (masala omelet, egg bhaji, paratha) and Western brunch.
• Farzi Cafe— Premium brunch and dining that promotes ‘Modern Indian’. It features reinterpretations of Indian dishes such as whiskey curry, dal chewwal and arancini.
• Cafe Delhi Heights— A casual cafe with a strong local flavor of Delhi. Deli-style burgers, kulcha, and chaats are included on the brunch menu.
• Imperfecto— Mediterranean/European style terrace cafe. It is famous for its sangria and pasta brunch set.
• Starbucks Reserve / Costa Coffee— A good option for morning meetings. There are several branches distributed within the cyber hub.

Price range (as of the first half of 2026, brunch for one person)

Most Cyberhub stores areGST (food 5%, alcohol 18%) and service charge (usually 10%)is attached separately. If you are curious about tipping practices,India Tips/Gifts/InvitationsPlease refer to the guide. The exact tax rate can be found on the store receipt.Indian Government Official Portal·Please check the notice regarding GST.

Famous for its British-style circular arcadesConnaught Place (commonly known as CP)is the commercial center of New Delhi and a hub for several lines of the Delhi Metro. It consists of the Inner Circle, Middle Circle, and Outer Circle, and cafes and bakeries are scattered throughout each block (A-N).

A cafe and brunch spot you don’t want to miss in CP

• Wenger's (Block A)— Delhi’s oldest bakery, opened in 1926. This is a long-established takeout shop focusing on patisserie, sandwiches, and pastries, and the traditional way is to buy pastries and take them with you with your morning coffee.
• Depaul's (near Janpath)— A legendary cold coffee stand among Delhi students and office workers. It is said to be the origin of ‘Deli-style cold coffee’ that you drink while walking.
• Kathleen Confectioners— CP·An old bakery/cake shop with several branches near CP.
• Blue Tokai Coffee Roasters (near CP, Champa Gali branch)— Representative of India’s third generation specialty coffee. Its strengths include single-origin coffee beans and a serious brunch menu.
• Cafe Coffee Day / Starbucks CP branch— A decent meeting place. CP has a high branch density and is often used as a meeting point.
• United Coffee House (E Block)— A classic café restaurant with 1940s colonial interior. It is more suitable for afternoon tea or a full course meal than brunch.

CP isExcellent pedestrian accessibility, but parking is very congesteddo. On weekends and rush hours, it is much more convenient to use the subway (Rajiv Chowk Station) than to drive your own car. Rajiv Chowk Station is a Yellow and Blue Line transfer station, so it is easy to access from anywhere in Delhi, and it is a 5-10 minute walk from the station to each block of CP.

Khan Market (Khan Market)is a boutique commercial district located in the heart of New Delhi, and has long been a favorite among diplomats, media, and professionals due to its close proximity to the Indian Embassy, ​​India Gate, and Lodhi Garden. Bookstores, boutiques, and boutique cafes are clustered across narrow alleys, with the first floor being used as a store and the second and third floors being used as cafes and restaurants.

Khan Market’s signature cafe and brunch

• Perch Wine & Coffee Bar— A minimalist specialty coffee bar during the day and a wine bar in the evening. Light brunch menu items such as sourdough toast and salad bowls are popular.
• Big Chill Cafe— A classic Italian/European casual brunch. Pasta, risotto, and American breakfast are all excellent.
• Cafe Turtle— bookstoreFull Circle BookstoreVegetarian/vegan friendly cafe upstairs. It's a great place to have brunch while quietly reading a book.
• Rose Cafe (Saket, other branches)— Garden cafe style with French sensibility. Pancakes, crepes, and French toast brunch is the signature dish.
• SodaBottleOpenerWala— Mumbai Parsi cafe concept. Parsi-style brunch dishes such as berry pulao, bun maska, and Irish omelet are a specialty.
• Amour Bistro / L'Opera— French-style bakery/bistro. Croissant and baguette sandwich brunch is a strong point.

Khan MarketBecause the space is small and the wait at popular stores is longReservations are virtually essential, especially after 11 a.m. on weekends. There is paid valet parking at the alley entrance, but since it is connected to India Gate and the embassy area, walking or auto rickshaw access is recommended. Delhi Metro Violet LineStation Khan MarketIt is a 5-minute walk away.

Deli brunch is big.Western (Continental)classIndian Brunch, and recently increasingFusion BrunchIt is divided into: Each cafe has a slightly different menu, but if you use the table below as a guide, you can order without fail.

Essential Western-style brunch menu

• Eggs Benedict— Poached egg and hollandaise sauce on an English muffin. Cyberhub Premium Cafe ₹550~₹850.
• Avocado Toast— Mashed avocado on sourdough. 옵션으로 훈제연어·수란·페타 치즈 추가. ₹450~₹750.
• Shakshuka— Poached eggs in tomato stew. The representative of Middle Eastern/Israeli brunch. ₹500~₹800.
• American Breakfast Platter— Scrambled eggs, bacon, hash browns, and pancake set. ₹700~₹1,200.
• Belgian Waffles / Buttermilk Pancakes— Served with syrup, fruit, and ice cream. ₹400~₹650.

Indian Brunch — Don't Miss

• Masala Omelette + Chai— Masala Chai in an omelette with onions, peppers, and cilantro. The most popular Indian breakfast.
• Chole Bhature— Chickpea curry and fried bread. A symbol of chic brunch.
• Aloo Paratha + Curd— Yogurt and chutney on potato filled paratha. Authentic Punjabi brunch.
• Kulcha / Bedmi Puri— Deli Breakfast dish with strong local flavor. We meet casually at places like Cafe Delhi Heights.
• Keema Pao— Minced meat curry and soft bread. The signature of a Parsi/Mumbai style cafe.

If the menu name and ingredients are unfamiliarAn introductory guide to Indian foodIt may be helpful to look at it together. For reference, most cafes in India list vegetarian and non-vegetarian options on their menus.Green and red dotsIt is clearly marked, so if you have religious or allergy issues, check this mark first.

Since the mid-2010s, Delhi NCR hasThird-generation specialty coffee that roasts single-origin coffee beans in-housetook hold quickly. Most brands deal directly with coffee producing regions in Karnataka and Kerala in southern India, so you can expect similar sensibility and quality to specialty cafes in Korea.

Menu Ordering Tips

• on the menuFilter Coffee / Pour Over / V60This store is truly specialty. The origin, variety, and roasting notes of the coffee beans are also indicated.
• Indian coffeeIndian Milk CoffeeIt is also famous. Brewing coffee beans from Chikmagalur and Coorg into southern-style rich milk coffee.South Indian Filter Coffeeoften appears on cafe menus.
• If you want to buy coffee beans and drink them at home, go to Blue Tokai, Subko, etc.store retail cornerYou can purchase it in units of 200g from the official online mall (each brand's own site).

Even if you know the name and menu of the cafe, you often get stuck in making reservations, parking, and payments in real life. We have summarized the tips that we have naturally adopted while frequenting Delhi NCR cafes and brunch.

1. Reservation

• Virtually all popular stores are on standby on weekends from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.Zomato/Dineout app reservationor storeDirect phone reservationThis is most definitely true.
• Groups of 4 or more must make advance reservations. It is polite to notify changes in personnel at least one day in advance.

2. Payment, tip, tax

• Most storesUPI·Credit card·CashReceive all. If UPI is not set yetSettlement in India 30 Day ChecklistPlease refer to the UPI opening sequence first.
• The receipt usually containsGST (about 5% for food, 18% for alcohol separately) and service charge (about 10%)will be charged separately. Exact tax rates and duties vary by store and policies may change, so check your receipt before payment and check for details.Indian Government Official Portal·FSSAIPlease refer to official information.
• If the service charge is already included, a separate tip is not required. If you are satisfied, a cash tip of ₹50 to ₹100 is customary.

3. Movement/Parking

• cyber hubConvenient to underground paid parking and the Cyber ​​City subway station skywalk.
• CPParking is difficult.Subway Rajiv Chowk StationI highly recommend using it.
• Khan MarketThere is valet parking, but the wait is long because it is a narrow alley. The fastest access is by foot or auto rickshaw.

4. Time zone strategy

• Weekdays 9-11 am: Ideal for use in specialty cafes for meetings. It's quiet and there's plenty of space.
• Arrive before 10am on weekends: Golden time to use popular stores such as Big Chill, Rose Cafe, and Farzi Cafe without waiting.
• 4-6 p.m.: A time slot suitable for Wenger's, L'Opera, and Cafe Turtle, which have a strong afternoon tea and bakery line.

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