Dhilli

Dhilli is a Modern Indian restaurant in Delhi. The verified details are concise, but they are still enough to place it clearly in a planning conversation: it serves lunch from 12:30–3 PM daily, dinner from 7–11 PM Monday through Thursday, dinner from 7–11:30 PM Friday through Sunday. The dress code is smart casual, so plan for a neat lunch or dinner outfit.

Use it for a modern Indian meal in Delhi

Dhilli is most useful when the brief is direct: Modern Indian food in Delhi with both lunch and dinner service. That makes it a practical candidate when the group already knows the cuisine it wants and simply needs to fit the meal into the day. If the group wants to compare it with other dining options, Bukhara, Bukhara, Indian Accent are natural reference points, depending on the style of meal the group has in mind.

Lunch is available daily from 12:30–3 PM, a compact window that works best when the midday plan is intentional rather than open-ended. Dinner runs from 7–11 PM Monday through Thursday and until 11:30 PM Friday through Sunday, giving the end of the week more time for later plans. No verified price, menu format, chef detail, or beverage-program information is available here, so plan around the confirmed cuisine, hours, smart-casual dress code rather than unverified specifics. That approach keeps expectations clean: Dhilli can be selected for what is known, not for assumptions about the rest of the experience. For broader planning, see the full Delhi restaurants guide.

Who should choose it over the Delhi alternatives

Choose Dhilli when you want Modern Indian dining in Delhi and the listed hours fit your schedule. The daily lunch window makes it viable for midday plans throughout the week, while the later Friday-to-Sunday dinner closing gives more flexibility at the end of the week. It is especially straightforward for diners who are not trying to solve for a highly specific format and instead want a confirmed Modern Indian option with clearly stated meal periods.

Consider other dining rooms if you are looking for a specific format, price point, chef-led tasting menu, or particular signature dishes, because those details are not verified here for Dhilli. In that situation, the absence of those specifics matters: it means the restaurant should not be chosen on the basis of details that have not been confirmed. Bukhara and Indian Accent may be useful comparisons for diners deciding among restaurants, while Dhilli should be judged on the confirmed basics: Modern Indian cuisine, daily lunch and dinner hours, smart-casual dress. If those basics match the occasion, the decision can stay simple; if the occasion depends on more granular information, compare further before booking.

For broader planning, compare it with 360° if the group wants another restaurant option, or use the Delhi hotels guide to plan the rest of the trip.