This Place Was To Amazing. Chill with friends. You can Eat Middle Eastern food And Sweet From hear and Turkish coffee

Not a big fan, maybe I have not developed the taste for Turkish coffee as of now.

Definitely a unique concept for the city and a good place to experience middle Eastern desert delicacies. Although a little underwhelming when it comes to the actual taste of these. To be precise1. Date filled cookies dont have much of a flavour, all you can taste in it is dates2. Walnut cookies are again simple thick dough shells with half walnuts3.kunafa, the taste is very mildly sweet ( thats how I think it actually is traditionally)

Tucked in a corner Real delight, one of the best Turkish & middle east confectionery. Taste wise it was as close as you can get to them. Variety of baklava could have been better. Coffee & tea was good but mind you, dont expect typical milk flavoured coffee & tea.Overall very good.

Servers eastern traditional based deserts preparded specifically Arabic chefs.Serves you with great variety of baklavaWalnut, almond, pista and cashew buklawa my favorite out of all!!Also they have may sweets prepared with dates and no sugar.Prices are way on higher side due to their uniqueness. Although they win your heart by their amazing flavors.

Bought some Walnut Baklava , Maamoul and stuffed dates ( Khajoor ) from Kunafa and the products were not fresh perhaps and tasted tasteless . The khajoor seemed to have sugar ( rather too much sweet ) . I have had turkish delights in Istanbul many a times and its nothing whats made in Turkey ( Hafiz Mustafa ) .

One of the liked places at Lodhi market foe the middle East dessert!You wont fine the dine in which they have other branch in MG road and that can be must try.

Amazing Food but not friendly staffs.

Nice boutique shop for Turkish sweets .I loved the Turkish Tea.

Very good place to have Turkish sweets. Baklava and Turkish tea is among their speciality. They dont have much seating space but must visit for those who want to try something different. Sweets are pretty costlier however worth trying. Sweet and gift boxes are available here.

Mediterranean sweets variety

Excellent, strongly recommended, amazing authentic turkish coffee, a must visit place

Good Food. But on Zomato showing only veg and egg options.

Worst deserts ever.. They dont know how to make it.. Zero hospitality

Very amazing place to hangout in winters with Mediterranean teas and sweets

If you have craving of labenese food then you must visit kunafa

A lovely array of West Asian desserts and dates...unfortunately they neither had tea nor coffee the day we visited the outlet.... I did buy mint tea and honey...

It was okayish! Not that good...but the service was quite good.

Quite expensive! 250 GMs of assorted baklava costs about Rs. 700+. Kunafa sweet is good it was priced at 200 for a piece, when I went there. Taste of baklava is okay. Service is good. Dont think I will go again.

One of the bestest place for some Turkish delights

A tea house/dessert shop par excellence. The Kunafa, the tea, and the other delicacies here were simply incredible. Would definitely recommend a visit!

A wide range of Baklava based sweets are available with a Middle Eastern touch. Prices are expensive so be wary of it. Other than that ambience is great to sip some turkish tea.

Execellent food. I recon the only truly authentic middle eastern food . A MUST HAVE

This place will disappoint you. Never ever plan to go there with your date because the only dish which this place is named after is never available. Also they have another branch in Sultanpuri which shut down at 9:30 PM!!!! Hilarious 😂

Not worth it, way too expensive

I have travelled all over the world and this is the best Baklava I have had. Completely authentic and homemade Baklava with outstanding Palestinian coffee.Everything is absolutely delicious - all the sweets are made with the highest care and are perfectly sweetened and balanced. This is a perfect cafe in a great neighbourhood with excellent Palestinian style coffee with a relaxed friendly atmosphereI wish they had Baklava this good in London!Thank you Naser!

Love the small quaint Turkish cafe tucked in meharchand market. Its s small that it can be easily missed if not looked for carefully. The special Turkish tea is nice but coffee is average. Their baklava and its variety is best you can get in Delhi.

Very very tasty sweet by turkish chef bt service is not good🙄

Excellent middle eastern dessert shop. Tried Kunafa and Basbousa and both were very good. Turkish coffee was also pretty good. Seating - There is seating only for 4-5 people.Timing - The place is open from 10 am to 10 pm, seven days a week.Prices - fairly expensive. One piece of Kunafa will set you back by 120 rupees.

Based on the reviews Ive tried their baklawa.. Its worth the price..

Too OverpricedCharged me 400 bucks for 5 tiny taster.Not even fresh. They didnt even had the one thing they are known for- Kunafa.

Decent taste, great quality, nice staff

Nice place if you want to buy Turkish desserts.The place is famous for its baklava.

We bought baklawa sweet from this place. It tastes really good. Though a little overpriced but still worth every penny.

Good food

I dint like the sweets quality and price is high

Really really good food.

The word Kunafa used for a certain type of Turkish Pastry. Kunafa is a small cafe/dessert place, with very limited seating. Tucked in the corner of Meher Chand Market, this place is a hidden gem. The moment you walk in, youll notice a wide range of sweets and the aroma of their tea. They also have a variety of Baklava. They have an array of exotic tea collection and they also have dessert gift packs . Good enough for take away and gifting. Kunafa rolls are a must try. Worth visiting, if you like experimenting with teas and coffees.

The exotic bucklava ❤️ the taste is discrete and authentic

Good place for authentic Lebanese delicacies. Rates are a bit higher side but its worth considering the quality. Baklawa is a must try from here.

Everything about the place and when I tasted their stuff it really felt like I somewhere in middle east because I have already lived there.. The only CON is its expensive side, its extremely expensive 😑

They cant give food hand to hand and a papar and manchurian take time 1and half hr

Kunafa is good but not worth the price. Its too expensive, like a Giant Jamun is Rs 200Would you want it? A Turkish coffee Rs 250

Nice Arabian sweets collection. Only few seating available.

Izmir in New Delhi, in love with this place.They serve awesome lokum and çay. 😍😍

Quality of sweets are available mostly Afghani but cost is beyond the middle level,shop situated at old Mehar Chand market near the Dena bank,illigal construction has done by the owner, entire market encroached the govt land actual size of shop is 10 by 12 as per the L&DO report but with the conivence of the land owning agency , Govt land encroached by shopkeepers. Sanitation conditions are not remarkable.

Kunafa is a turkish sweets shop and has a decent variety of turkish sweets. I have tried every sweet available at this shop be it baklava of turkish delight and i must say the price seems a bit high as compared to the sweet. The thing is these sweets are pretty expensive compared to other generic indian sweets

Best place for Baklawa and Kunafa

It has varieties of chai and a great taste in sweets and will make u chataka when you visited there

Turkish Bakery famous for Balacava and Turkish tea

Kunafa Roll, Pistachio baklava, Babousa...... Out of this world... The closest you can get to Middle East in Delhi.... Amazing !!!

Its amazing our Arabic sweet available in India

Best team...we had some foreigners with us..they let them experienced to make kunafa...very freindly staff...i love this place

Fabulous Baklava! As authentic as it can get!

Nice place, a lot of variety of Arabic dishes but very expensive.

Decent Turkish tea coffee and sweets, quite unique for Delhi, go and visit

A great place to eat Middle Eastern food . Dont forget to try the bakalava

So happy to find such shop in Delhi.

Have been frequenting Kunafa, since long and keep coming back for more. The moment you enter the place, you are teleported to a cafe somewhere in old city of Jerusalem, where air is fragrant with a mix of Nana- Mint, Turkish Coffee, and deliteful fragrance of powder used for making Turkish Delight. The baklawas, halwa, and many more sweets, a must visit if visiting Lodhi Road....

Good sweet but so expensive Baklava around 53$ per kilo

Mind blowing Turkish coffee and bakkalawa.

Different and Quality sweets available.

Nice place for Arabian dessert

With a beautifully painted wall depicting Arab dining experience and glass counters displaying the most delicious assortment of sweets,, Kunafa,, a branch of 115 year old pastry shop from Beirut is known for its Middle Eastern,, Turkish and Arabic sweets...This cute little dessert parlour serves Kanafas,, Baklavas,, Basboussa,, Figs nd Stuffed Dates freshly prepared by expert Syrian chefs.. They also serve bottles of pure and natural honey from Jordan,, and,, Arabic agarbattis and ittar... An amalgamation of choicest of raw materials- Pistachios and Walnuts from Iraq,, Orange peel from Syria,, Honey from Jordan,, Dates from Saudi Arabia,, and,,, Almonds and Cashews from India,, this place is recommended for all sweet connoisseurs....Kunafa,,, Palestinian dessert cooked with very fine vermicelli,, cottage cheese and milk is a staple of Ottoman Empire... Baklavas are filo pastries filled with nuts,,, wrapped in flakey sheets and coated with honey.... Dates come in a wide variety stuffed with hazelnuts,,, almonds and cashews...Coffees served here have secret preparation as old as 100 years... The coffee is brewed in Dallah,,, a traditional Arabic coffee pot serving two variants – Turkish and Saudi coffee... The Turkish coffee is brewed without the addition of sugar and with Cardamom,,, while Saudi coffee is made from green (unroasted) coffee beans and cardamom,,, and is a traditional beverage in Arabic culture... This coffee is best complimented with dates.....If you are here,, MUST TRY their Palestinian Jericho dates,, Kunafa Roll Belishta and Turkish coffee...

Nice place for Methai.

Great Turkish coffee, and Baklavas

Loved it

I visited them and asked Kunafa, they served poor made with rice or something instead of cheese and cream, and charged same as original kunafa.

Arabic coffee has lost its charm now and baklava has been stale past 3 times

Nice place

Very fine baklava, and other mediterranean delicacies. Expensive, but excellent.

Good Turkish Dessert Available exclusively at this place!

The quality has gone down over time.

Unique variety of sweets but on an expensive price

I love baklava 😍😍😘

Great variety of baklavas

Excellent shop for authentic Turkish sweets

Good but really crazy prices

Nice place

Authentic baklava and Jordanian coffee

Just love this place!

Love this shop

Great Backlava

Yum non veg options

Extremely overpriced

Nice place

Very very inserting place

Great Treats.

Not so good

Authentic Turkish coffee and sweets

Bit expensive

Authentic and expensive

Delicious

Expensive but worth it

Good taste and fresh swees

And Miss Baklava

A yummi for oriental sweets lovers.The ideal pastry shop for lovers of oriental delicacies (Middle East).

Really good to die.