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Andheri West · Lokhandwala
A full Sindhi menu with dal pakwan, Sindhi kadhi, sai bhaji, boga chawal, chole pattice and sweets. A useful pick when you want a sit-down meal rather than one snack.
Sindh Ji RasoiA taste of home, preservedSindhi food, city by city
A practical guide to Sindhi restaurants, breakfast counters, sweet shops and home kitchens across five Indian cities. Browse by city, discover what each place serves, and contact the business before you go.
This is an editorial directory, not a paid ranking. Some entries are specialists; others are broader eateries or street-food and mithai stops with identifiable Sindhi dishes. Menus, hours and phone numbers change, so confirm directly before travelling. Listing links open the source used for each entry.
Checked September 2026 · Suggestions and corrections are welcome via our YouTube channel.01 · City guide
From a dedicated Andheri kitchen to Chembur snack counters and a Khar thali specialist, these stops cover several different ways to eat Sindhi in the city.
Andheri West · Lokhandwala
A full Sindhi menu with dal pakwan, Sindhi kadhi, sai bhaji, boga chawal, chole pattice and sweets. A useful pick when you want a sit-down meal rather than one snack.
Khar West
A specialist known for Sindhi thalis and familiar home-style preparations. Look for seasonal dishes alongside staples; check the current menu and service format before travelling.
Chembur Camp
A long-running Chembur stop for dal pakwan, Sindhi chole, chola pattice and samosas served with its distinctive chole. It is better known for quick snacks and breakfast than a broad sit-down Sindhi menu.
Mumbai delivery
A home-style Sindhi kitchen offering snacks, sweets and meal boxes, with catering for gatherings. Order ahead and ask what is being cooked that day; this is a delivery/catering option, not a walk-in restaurant.
Khar
A traditional sweet shop associated with Karachi halwa, gheeyar and praghree. Sindhi kadhi and dal pakwan have also been reported as occasional Sunday offerings, so call or check locally before making a special trip.
02 · City guide
Delhi has fewer clearly documented Sindhi specialists, so this list includes dedicated Sindhi breakfast counters and sweets, plus one mixed-menu restaurant with a Sindhi listing. Each card says what kind of stop it is.
Karol Bagh
A busy counter for chaat-style snacks, tikki, golgappa and sweets. Its current directory category is street food and desserts; ask in-store which items are Sindhi specialties rather than assuming the whole menu is regional Sindhi cuisine.
Rohini · near St. Xavier’s School
A dedicated Sindhi-named listing in Rohini, suitable to check for breakfast staples such as dal pakwan. The public delivery listing does not expose a reliable phone number or full address, so use the live map/order listing to confirm the exact outlet before setting out.
Kamla Nagar · North Campus
A neighbourhood stop listed under Sindhi cuisine near Delhi University. The name points to its dal pakwan focus; check the live menu and hours, as third-party listings can change and contact details are not consistently published.
Fatehpuri · Chandni Chowk
A celebrated Sindhi halwai established in the Old Delhi food quarter, especially useful for sweets and savouries rather than a full restaurant meal. Expect classic Indian mithai and namkeen; confirm the day’s selection before visiting.
Shalimar Bagh
A casual dine-in and takeaway place whose public listings include Sindhi alongside North Indian and Mughlai food. The menu is largely chicken, kebab and curry-led, so treat it as a broader restaurant with Sindhi identity, not a specialist vegetarian Sindhi kitchen.
03 · City guide
Indore’s Sindhi food trail centres on home-style kitchens and the breakfast favourite dal pakwan. Some entries below are delivery kitchens or broader menus with specific Sindhi dishes.
Bhawar Kuan
A delivery-only kitchen categorised as Sindhi, with breakfast and lunch service. A practical option for home-style meals; it has no seating, so check ordering availability before visiting the address.
Sindhi Colony · Manik Bagh Road
A vegetarian neighbourhood restaurant explicitly listed as Sindhi, with lunch and dinner and takeaway. Its Sindhi Colony location makes it a natural place to look for familiar regional meals; check the current menu for specific dishes.
Vijay Nagar
A broader North Indian vegetarian menu that includes Sindhi curry, dal pakwan and koki with curd. Choose it when you want a wider family menu with a few recognisable Sindhi options.
Old Palasia · Saket
A local food guide recommends this stop for dal pakwan, one of the city’s best-known Sindhi breakfast dishes. It also serves a wider restaurant menu, so check whether dal pakwan is available at the time you plan to go.
Tulsi Nagar · Nipania
A home-kitchen option highlighted for Sindhi kadhi and koki. It may suit anyone looking for a home-style meal; confirm its current ordering channel, menu and availability directly before relying on a listing.
04 · City guide
Jaipur’s publicly listed Sindhi kitchens are mostly small delivery-first businesses. Confirm service areas and opening status before ordering or travelling.
Jagatpura
A delivery-only kitchen with dal pakwan and Sindhi koki parantha among its listed dishes. The menu also includes snacks and fasting foods, making it a useful place to look for a quick Sindhi-style breakfast or meal.
Mansarovar · Agarwal Farm
A focused menu spanning dal pakwan, koki, Sindhi pakora, Seyun Patata, shahi bhaji and kadhi meals. Its delivery status appears inconsistent across listings, so confirm that it is currently taking Jaipur orders before relying on it.
Sodala · Katewa Nagar
The menu lists sai bhaji with rice and a home-style thali, plus a Sindhi-special pre-order option for dishes made on request. Contact through the listing to ask which regional dishes are available that day.
Model Town / Malviya Nagar
A small breakfast-focused listing for dal pakwan in Jaipur. Public directories place it around Model Town and Malviya Nagar; check the map pin and current hours carefully because directory addresses vary.
Pratap Nagar
A delivery menu includes sai bhaji, Sindhi kadhi chawal, aloo tuk and sweet vermicelli. It offers a broader Indian menu too, so look for the specifically labelled Sindhi dishes when ordering.
05 · City guide
Ulhasnagar has a dense, local Sindhi breakfast and street-food culture. Several recommendations are compact snack counters; go for the signature dish and expect the exact menu to vary by time of day.
Camps 1, 2 & 4
A family restaurant and catering business with multiple Ulhasnagar branches, serving Sindhi home-style food alongside North Indian and other vegetarian dishes. Its official site lists branch addresses and phone numbers; call the nearest outlet to ask about Sindhi kadhi and daily specials.
Camp 3 · Station Road
A long-running local favourite for dal pakwan, dal sandwich, koki and bhajiya. The station-road counter is known for breakfast and snacks, so earlier visits are a good bet; the live listing gives the current map location.
Camp 4 · Main Bazaar
A refreshed version of the well-known Shankar Dalwala breakfast stop. Its Sindhi breakfast favourites include dal pakwan, dal sandwich, koki, pakoda and batar papdi, with a dry-fruit counter alongside.
Bharat Chowk
A dedicated vegetarian menu featuring Sindhi koki, lola, karela and Sindhi-style curries alongside meals and snacks. The restaurant listing includes a phone number and delivery details; check which dishes are made fresh on the day.
Gol Maidan
A well-known local stop for chole patties: crisp potato patties topped with spiced chickpeas, chutneys and fresh garnishes. It is a quick street-food visit rather than a full-service restaurant; the city food guide gives its Gol Maidan location.
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