Taj Mahal's Divine Offerings
The Taj Mahal, New Delhi, presented 'The Divine Nine' at Machan, its renowned all-day dining venue, for Navratri 2026. This special thali was meticulously
crafted to honour fasting traditions, offering a harmonious blend of simplicity and profound flavors. Guests could savor classic dishes prepared with time-honored methods and fresh, seasonal ingredients, including delicacies like kuttu ke kebab, sabudana moongfali ki khichdi, and kacche kele ki subzi. The experience was set against the backdrop of Machan's enduring ambiance, providing an elegant approach to mindful eating during the auspicious nine days. The dining experience was available from March 19–27, 2026, between 12:00 PM and 11:00 PM, with the thali priced at ₹2,500++ per person.
Dual Delights at Taj Palace
For Navratri 2026, Taj Palace, New Delhi, offered a bifurcated yet harmonious culinary journey through its esteemed establishments, Loya and Capital Kitchen, both dedicated to showcasing the purity of sattvic cuisine. Loya embraced North Indian culinary heritage, presenting traditional flavors with a sophisticated, modern touch. Concurrently, Capital Kitchen provided a comprehensive Navratri thali, featuring staples essential for fasting, such as kuttu and singhare ki poori, samak rice, and vrat ke aloo. Accompanying these were a delicate pumpkin sabzi, refreshing accompaniments like raitas and chaas, and a cooling rose thandai. The meal concluded with sweet temptations like sabudana kheer and makhana kheer. This dual offering was available from March 19–27, 2026, during both lunch and dinner, with prices set at ₹2,499++ for Loya and ₹1,999++ for Capital Kitchen.
Vivanta Dwarka's Sacred Thali
Vivanta New Delhi, Dwarka, invited guests to 'A Sacred Indulgence' at its restaurant Creo for Navratri 2026. This offering featured a comforting Navratri thali, thoughtfully designed with traditional fasting ingredients. The menu masterfully combined authenticity with a refined simplicity, presenting wholesome sattvic dishes in a relaxed and inviting atmosphere. For those desiring a more private and personal festive celebration, an in-room dining option was also available. The special Navratri offerings were accessible from March 19–27, 2026, with the Creo thali priced at ₹1,250++ and the in-room dining experience at ₹1,800++.
The Connaught's Simple Feast
The Connaught, New Delhi, catered to those seeking a straightforward yet deeply satisfying festive meal during Navratri 2026 by presenting a meticulously curated Navratri thali at its dining space, The Hub. The menu was purposefully centered on nourishing, vrat-friendly dishes that were both flavorful and firmly rooted in traditional culinary practices. This approach ensured a relaxed and enjoyable dining experience, perfectly suited for honoring the festival's spirit with wholesome sustenance. The special Navratri thali was available from March 19–27, 2026, with each thali priced at ₹1,200++.
Taj Gurugram's Divine Feast
At Taj City Centre Gurugram, Culina 44 presented 'A Divine Navratra Feast' for Navratri 2026, featuring a specially curated Navratri thali that celebrated traditional fasting cuisine within a contemporary setting. Each dish was conceptualized to be light, well-balanced, and utterly satisfying, providing a sophisticated yet comforting festive dining experience. This culinary event ran from March 19–27, 2026, with the thali available at ₹1,100++.
Damdama Lake's Royal Thali
Nestled amidst a tranquil environment, the Taj Damdama Lake Resort & Spa offered a 'Royal Navratri Thali' at its dining venues, Shamiana and Zvatra, during Navratri 2026. The menu was a delightful collection of revered classics, including samak rice, kuttu poori, paneer kaju curry, dahi singhade ki subzi, and sitafal sabzi. To complete the meal, traditional sweets like makhane ki kheer and fresh seasonal fruits were also served. This regal experience was available from March 19–27, 2026, priced at ₹2,000++ per person.
Claridges' Mindful Thali
The Claridges New Delhi, through its popular eatery Dhaba, offered a Navratri thali for 2026 that skillfully combined traditional tastes with nutritional awareness. Key highlights of this thoughtfully prepared thali included sabudana vada, paneer makhani, aloo rasedar, arbi kadhi, kuttu ki poori, and makhane ki kheer. The intention behind this thali was to provide sustained energy, ensuring that observing the fast felt both indulgent and fulfilling. This special Navratri thali was available from March 19–27, 2026, priced at ₹2,495++ per person.
Leela Palace's Refined Spread
The Leela Palace New Delhi curated a special Navratri menu for 2026, featuring fasting-friendly dishes prepared with exceptional culinary skill. The selection included elegant starters like teen mirch paneer tikka and shakarkand chaat, alongside main courses such as paneer bhurji and kaddu panchphoran. The menu concluded with delectable desserts like sabudana kheer, harmoniously blending tradition with indulgence in a luxurious setting. The price for this exquisite experience was ₹2,950++ per person.
The Lodhi's Modern Approach
At The Lodhi, New Delhi, Elan presented a contemporary Navratri menu for 2026, which artfully merged traditional flavors with modern culinary techniques. The menu showcased innovative dishes such as peanut coconut sundal, lotus seed kofta in cashew curry, Himalayan samak pilaf, and sweet potato saffron halwa, reflecting a sophisticated and forward-thinking approach to festive dining. This distinct offering was available from March 19–27, 2026, with dishes offered à la carte.
Roseate Hotels' Festive Menus
Roseate Hotels & Resorts offered specially curated Navratri menus for 2026 across its dining outlets, Kiyan and DEL/Kheer. Guests could indulge in traditional favorites like kuttu poori, samak rice, paneer makhani, and sabudana kheer. Alongside these classics, the menus also featured contemporary festive plates that struck a balance between authentic flavors and artistic presentation, providing a delightful culinary journey for the nine-day festival.
