Great places for shopping in Delhi in January (updated in 2025)

"One of the best malls in Delhi. I used to like City Walk but when I came here I fell in love with it instantly. I went here twice last month even though it is far from where I live. Parking is good. The mall is very well built. You don't feel lost here. I like Apple store, Harley Davidson store, Starbucks, Good Mommy... The atmosphere is very nice. To my surprise, the parking is free. Love it here. Highly recommended."

"The Indian milk tea stalls that are all over the streets and are the most popular among the people can be regarded as the business card and label of India. I like it very much too! Add black tea, ginger and sugar to milk and cook together, fresh and spicy! Drinking it in the cold winter is especially warming to the body and heart! Usually 50 cents a small cup, quite cheap and affordable (many flavors without ginger are discounted). In winter, locals like to roast charcoal and firewood to keep warm, and I am often invited to sit and chat while drinking milk tea. Other things such as homemade ice cream, cold drinks, yogurt, etc. are also rare Indian and Sri Lankan delicacies that I like very much."

"This place is one of the best places to spend time. They do have a wide range of collections, from ornaments to clothes from all over the country. Also, one can taste food from different states of India. It is still a good attraction and recommended to visit."

"This is the only shopping mall itinerary on this trip to India. Shopping malls in India are very special. When entering, you must go through security check or check your bags. The shopping mall has quite a complete range of brands, including many international brands (non-luxury brands) that you know, such as: ZARA, H&M, Benetton, Tommy & Hilfiger... The reason why it is recommended to go shopping is because India The styles seem to be specially designed and have local colors. Many colors and styles are unique to the local area. I happened to be in Italy a week ago and found that they are indeed different. As for the Indian styles and floral fabrics, I personally think they are very beautiful. Of course, the mall also has many local brands selling local clothing. The quality is good and the prices are generally reasonable. Many of the salespeople are male, some are enthusiastic and some are cold, but there are basically no situations that make people angry or uncomfortable. There are many restaurants in the mall, as well as manicure services, so it’s quite a walk around."

"During a simple lunch we saw how hand-knotted cashmere carpets were made. We saw a few nice carpets and decided to buy one. It was expensive but came with shipping costs. We were waiting for delivery."

"The tuktuk driver brought us. We said that we wanted to visit the Indian-style market. After we arrived, we felt that most tourists were tourists. The central handicrafts center opened by the government was a little more expensive than the shake here, but the environment of this street was relatively poor. If the individual doesn't mind too much, it's a good place to buy souvenirs."

"This is a great place to go if you want to finish shopping at very low prices. Karol Bagh market is right next to the metro station so many destinations from Delhi can be easily reached by metro. The market offers clothes, shoes, jewelry, street food and electronics. If you live near this area or near any accessible subway station, you must visit."

"Near the local subway station, but it doesn't feel very good, because it's messy and the infrastructure is not very good. Go shopping and remember to bargain, because the price is expensive there, but the things are very general."

"The tour guide said that there are the largest and most complete woven items in India, whether it is carpet or shawl are very beautiful, we went shopping for no less than an hour, and finally chose a shawl and a blanket, blanket ready to put at home to cover the piano, my mother bought a piece ready to put on the bed."

"The stalls are very messy, things are average, there is nothing to go shopping."