The six best restaurants in Delhi NCR for Raksha Bandhan 2026 are United Coffee House in Connaught Place, Citrus Cafe in Aerocity, Cedar House in Janpath, Kaffiiaa in Noida, Harajuku Bakehouse in Vasant Vihar and Asia Alive in Gurgaon, with prices for two ranging from ₹700 to ₹2,500. All six are bookable on EazyDiner.
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These are six of the best restaurants in Delhi NCR for a Rakhi celebration across Delhi, Noida and Gurgaon, from a ₹700 dessert table for two siblings to a ₹2,500 old-world dining room that seats an extended family. Each restaurant is listed with its cuisine, its Google rating and its cost for two, so you can match the room to the group before you book.

United Coffee House, Connaught Place (CP), Central Delhi
A carpeted dining room with plush seating and chandeliers, open since 1942 and still one of the landmark addresses in Connaught Place. The menu runs across Mughlai, Chinese, European, Continental, and North Indian, which makes it a safe pick when siblings want different things.
Cuisine: Mughlai, Chinese, European, Continental, North Indian
Must-haves: Lamb Kebab Platter, Badshahi Kofta, Chicken Ala Keiv, Lahori Meat, Kala Jaam, Cona Coffee
Cost for two: ₹2,500
Google rating: 4.2★ (11K Ratings) (Good)
Bookable on EazyDiner: Yes

Citrus Cafe, Lemon Tree Hotel, Aerocity
If your sibling is flying in just for the day, Citrus Cafe is among the most convenient Aerocity restaurants Delhi has for a meal between flights, a short distance from IGI Airport, with a minimalist dining room built for a quick lunch before a flight back out. The North Indian, Continental, and Chinese menu is broad enough to satisfy a group that's short on time but not short on appetite.
Cuisine: North Indian, Continental, Chinese
Must-haves: Wok Fried Sliced Fish, Grilled Chicken Breast, Palak Saag, Kadhai Chicken, Penne Arrabiata, Red Thai Curry, Chocolate Brownie
Cost for two: ₹1,800
Google rating: 4.2★ (202 Ratings) (Good)
Bookable on EazyDiner: Yes

Cedar House, Janpath, Central Delhi
Monochrome tiles, rustic textures, and warm lighting give Cedar House a different energy from the other Central Delhi entry on this list. It leans younger, and the American, Italian, Thai, Seafood, Asian, and Vietnamese menu suits siblings who'd rather order small plates and share than commit to one big dish each.
Cuisine: American, Italian, Seafood, Thai, Asian, Vietnamese
Must-haves: Harissa Chicken Pizza, Oriental Spring Roll, Butter Garlic Prawns, Mama Rosso Pasta, Pan Fried Noodles, Nutella Banoffee
Cost for two: ₹1,800
Google rating: 4.2★ (655 Ratings) (Good)
Bookable on EazyDiner: Yes

For families based in Noida who don't want to cross the river into Delhi proper, Kaffiiaa's rooftop setup makes for an easy afternoon booking. The Italian and Continental menu keeps things light rather than heavy.
Cuisine: Cafe, Italian, Continental, Coffee, Fast Food, Pizza, Salad
Must-haves: Pizza, Lasagna, Blueberry Cheesecake, Truffle with Ice Cream, Hot Chocolate
Cost for two: ₹1,000
Google rating: 4.2★ (2.1K Ratings) (Good)
Bookable on EazyDiner: Yes

Harajuku Bakehouse, Vasant Vihar, South Delhi
Pastel walls, a candy-shop layout, and a menu built around bakes and Japanese-leaning drinks make this the pick if dessert is the point of the meeting rather than dinner. It's less a full meal stop and more a reason to linger over coffee and cake.
Cuisine: Bakery, Desserts, Bubble Tea, Sandwiches, Wraps
Must-haves: Black Forest Mocha, Chocolate Japanese Roll Cake, Biscoff Cheesecake Slice, Vegetable Gyoza, Crispy Kimchi Bao
Cost for two: ₹700
Google rating: 4.6★ (243 Ratings) (Excellent)
Bookable on EazyDiner: Yes

Asia Alive, DoubleTree by Hilton, Gurgaon
The one buffet on this list, Asia Alive, is tucked inside the DoubleTree by Hilton on Golf Course Road, and suits a family lunch with grandparents and children at the same table.
Cuisine: Pan Asian, Thai, Indonesian, North Indian, Chinese
Must-haves: Tom Kha Soup, Mushroom & Water Chestnut Dimsum, Red Thai Chicken Tikka, Chilli Lime Fish
Cost for two: ₹2,300
Google rating: 4.0★ (319 Ratings) (Good)
Bookable on EazyDiner: Yes
Raksha Bandhan 2026 falls on Friday, 28 August. According to IBTimes India, the Shravan Purnima Tithi ends at 9:48 AM on 28 August, and the shubh muhurat for tying the rakhi runs from 5:57 AM to 9:48 AM on the 28th. Bhadra ends before sunrise that day, so the entire morning window is clear.
The muhurat ending by 9:48 AM has two practical effects on your Raksha Bandhan booking. First, the ceremony finishes before 10:00 AM, which leaves the whole day open for the meal. Second, the date falls on a Friday, so lunch slots are quieter than dinner slots across Delhi NCR, and a Friday evening table competes with the regular weekend rush.
Book lunch if you want the calmer room and the shorter wait; book dinner if relatives are travelling in and need the day to get there.
| Restaurant | Area | Cuisine | Cost for Two | Rating |
| United Coffee House | Connaught Place, Central Delhi | Mughlai, Chinese, European, Continental, North Indian | ₹2,500 | 4.2★ (11K Ratings) (Good) |
| Asia Alive | DoubleTree by Hilton, Gurgaon | Pan Asian, Thai, Indonesian, North Indian, Chinese | ₹2,300 | 4.0★ (319 Ratings) (Good) |
| Citrus Cafe | Lemon Tree Hotel, Aerocity | North Indian, Continental, Chinese | ₹1,800 | 4.2★ (202 Ratings) (Good) |
| Kaffiiaa | Sector 18, Noida | Cafe, Italian, Continental, Coffee, Fast Food, Pizza, Salad | ₹1,000 | 4.2★ (2.1K Ratings) (Good) |
| Harajuku Bakehouse | Vasant Vihar, South Delhi | Bakery, Desserts, Bubble Tea, Sandwiches, Wraps | ₹700 | 4.6★ (243 Ratings) (Excellent) |
| Cedar House | Janpath, Central Delhi | American, Italian, Seafood, Thai, Asian, Vietnamese | ₹1,800 | 4.2★ (655 Ratings) (Good) |
Asia Alive at DoubleTree by Hilton, Gurgaon is the buffet pick for a Rakhi family feast. It is the only buffet among the six restaurants in this guide, priced at ₹2,300 for two, with a spread that covers Pan Asian, Indonesian, Thai, Chinese, and North Indian in one sitting. The restaurant runs open show kitchens — a tandoor, a live noodle station, a satay grill and a Chinese wok station — so food comes out fresh through service instead of sitting in chafing dishes.
For a table of eight or more, call ahead through the restaurant's EazyDiner page rather than relying on a walk-in, since buffet covers on a festival date are capped by kitchen capacity.
These six restaurants in Delhi NCR are grouped by where your family is actually starting the day, which is usually the thing that decides the booking.
Central Delhi. Connaught Place and Janpath are a short walk apart. Rajiv Chowk, on the Blue and Yellow Lines, serves Connaught Place; Janpath has its own station on the Violet Line. United Coffee House (₹2,500 for two) is the formal option; Cedar House (₹1,800 for two), open until 1:00 AM, is the late one.
South Delhi and Aerocity. Citrus Cafe at Lemon Tree Hotel is the Aerocity choice for anyone arriving by air. Harajuku Bakehouse in Basant Lok, Vasant Vihar, is a short drive from Aerocity and works as a dessert stop after lunch elsewhere.
Noida. Kaffiiaa in Sector 18 is close to the Atta Market stretch, so a Rakhi outing can fold in shopping.
Gurgaon. Asia Alive on Golf Course Road is the closest of the six to South Gurgaon and Sohna Road households.
Booking takes about a minute, and the savings come from stacking the restaurant offer with the payment offer rather than from either one alone.
On a ₹2,500 bill for two at United Coffee House, a 25% restaurant offer takes ₹625 off, and the PayEazy discount applies to the remaining ₹1,875. Offers differ by venue, so the number on the restaurant's page is the one that counts.
Book a lunch slot on Friday, 28 August, once the rakhi muhurat closes at 9:48 AM. Pick United Coffee House for a formal table with older relatives, Asia Alive for a large family that eats differently, Cedar House for two siblings who want to linger, Citrus Cafe if someone is flying in, Kaffiiaa for a relaxed Noida afternoon, and Harajuku Bakehouse if dessert matters more than dinner. All six take bookings on EazyDiner, and the live offer sits on each restaurant's page.
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