Let Us Stroll Through Chandni Chowk’s All New Omaxe Mall

Chandni Chowk of Purani Dilli (Old Delhi) is what lives in the heart of every Delhiite. This is the oldest marketplace in Delhi constructed in front of Lal Quila (Red Fort) by Shah Jahan and designed by his daughter Jahanara.

For ages, the market has been known for its aesthetic narrow lanes with bustling wholesale shops which sell everything you need. However, there is a new and unique addition to the streets of Old Delhi with the launch of Omaxe Mall, Chandni Chowk. Other than it being a new hotspot for shopping, its unique architecture and design will appeal to your eyes.

Omaxe Mall Chandni Chowk Location

Chandni Chowk’s all-new Omaxe Mall is situated right at the start of the main market if you enter through the metro station lane, near the main road. There is good connectivity of roads for you to reach the location smoothly along with a multi-level parking space.

How To Reach Omaxe Mall Chandni Chowk

Omaxe Mall is situated within a few hundred metres from the main road and Chandni Chowk and Lal Quila metro stations. You can reach here by DTC buses which will drop you at the Red Fort bus stop or get a yellow or violet line metro and get off at the aforementioned stations. Even if you are in Delhi for one day, you can straightaway head to the mall from Old Delhi Railway Station which is about 1 kilometre away.

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Things To Do In Omaxe Mall Chandni Chowk

The mall that was opened to the public on March 16, 2024, is yet to have many stores, cafes, and restaurant chains. However, you can enjoy the already-inaugurated stores and eateries including Malabar, Starbucks, Hong’s Kitchen, Chicago Pizza, and Titan Eye Plus. Do not forget to take your pictures of the beautiful decor.

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Omaxe Mall Chandni Chowk Decor

Chandni Chowk’s Omaxe Mall has brought the essence of the market and its historically rich streets inside a shopping mall. The decor is inspired by the ancient havelis and monuments found here. Along with large chandeliers, antique decor, artistic ceilings, and the biggest food court in India, the mall has also made sure the vendors outside can carry their work.

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