Temple Street – South Indian & Multi Cuisine Restaurant
Rajasthan
At a glance
Temple Street – South Indian & Multi Cuisine Restaurant is a ground-floor restaurant at the National Trust Building on Bada Bazar Road in Old Rajinder Nagar, Delhi. Its name places South Indian food alongside a broader multi-cuisine offering, while the listed menu gives particular space to Punjabi and North Indian favourites.
The breakfast selection is centred on filling Indian staples, including stuffed Murthal-style parathas, chole bhature, bedmi poori and Amritsari kulcha. This makes the morning menu suitable for diners looking for wheat-based breads, spiced chickpeas and traditional North Indian breakfast combinations rather than a light café-style start.
The main-course menu focuses on vegetarian preparations. Paneer appears in several styles, including tikka masala, kadai, khurchan, makhani and butter masala, while dal, rajma, chole, mixed vegetables and soya-based dishes provide further choices. The menu therefore suits diners who prefer familiar Indian comfort food with options ranging from lentils and pulses to rich tomato-based gravies and spiced vegetable dishes.
A separate bread section includes roti, naan, lachha paratha, missi roti and pudina paratha. These breads can accompany the main courses or form part of a more traditional shared meal. The menu structure also includes a mini thali, giving the restaurant a format that can work for diners seeking a set-style combination as well as those ordering individual dishes.
Temple Street’s character is food-led and practical, with a menu broad enough to accommodate different preferences within a table. Its mix of breakfast items, Punjabi flavours, North Indian mains and Indian breads gives it relevance for everyday meals in Rajinder Nagar, whether the occasion is a quick breakfast, a casual lunch or a shared dinner. The restaurant also serves the wider Delhi dining scene with a style of cooking that will feel familiar to visitors exploring Rajasthan and other parts of northern India.
The ground-floor location makes the restaurant straightforward to find within Old Rajinder Nagar. Diners considering a visit can check current service arrangements directly, particularly for seating, reservations and delivery coverage.