
Experience the true flavors of Old Delhi at Delhi 6, Fremont’s premier destination for authentic North Indian cuisine. Our family-owned restaurant brings the heart of India’s culinary capital to your plate, specializing in traditional favorites like Butter Chicken, Lamb Rogan Josh, and aromatic Chicken Biryani. Whether you are looking for a cozy dine-in experience, quick takeout, or professional catering for your next event, we offer a warm, inviting atmosphere and recipes passed down through generations. Join us for lunch or dinner and discover the spice of India in the heart of Fremont.
A menu focused on Awadh (North Indian) cuisine with tandoori BBQ, biryanis, & various types of naan.
Hours
| Friday | 10 AM–10:30 PM |
| Saturday | 10 AM–10:30 PM |
| Sunday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Monday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Tuesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Wednesday | 10 AM–10 PM |
| Thursday | 10 AM–10 PM |
Address and Contact Information
Address: 39030 Argonaut Way, Fremont, CA 94538
Phone: (510) 713-0183
Website: https://delhi6fremont.com/
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Reservations: delhi6fremont.com
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Reviews
We ordered the Murg Shahi — Rich, creamy, and perfectly spiced without being too heavy.
The Goat Curry was also good — tender meat and full of authentic flavor. Paired it with garlic naan and butter naan which were fresh, soft, and perfect for the gravies.
Great comfort-style North Indian food and a nice family dinner spot. Will definitely be coming back!
The ambience is one of its strong points. The dining area is clean, spacious, and welcoming, making it a pleasant place to sit and enjoy a meal rather than rushing through it. Service is attentive without being intrusive, which adds to the overall ease of dining here.
The standout dishes are clearly the malai tikka, biryani, and kofta. The malai tikka is rich, tender, and perfectly grilled, with a creamy marinade that enhances the flavor without overpowering it. The biryani is aromatic and well-spiced, with fragrant rice and generous portions of protein. The kofta is equally impressive—soft, flavorful, and paired with a well-balanced gravy that complements it beautifully.
Another practical advantage is the plenty of parking available, making visits hassle-free. Overall, Delhi 6 successfully builds on its legacy as Nawabs Kitchen and is well worth a visit for quality food, good ambience, and reliable execution.
Must-try dishes: Amritsari Kulcha Chana and Chicken Malai Tikka for appetizers. For mains, the Prawns Masala, butter chicken with Garlic Naan is excellent, and both the Chicken Biryani and Mutton Biryani are consistently good.
Special mention to the Daal Makhani: it’s so rich and flavorful that you can enjoy it on its own without needing naan or rice.
Friendly, welcoming staff and great service. Always a satisfying experience.
Didnt click many pictures, got busy relishing food
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Small place, got quick service on a weekday dinner.
Harabhara kebab was disappointing, it was like green paste. Dal makhani is more on the creemier side, and jeera rice with peas was good. Malai kofta was ghee-ish but tasted good, lacha paratha was nothing special. Butter naan was slightly over burnt.
A bit overpriced for what you get, both portio and taste.
The veg kofta curry was delicious, with a perfect balance of softness and flavor.
It’s very rare to find good naan, but the naan and laccha paratha here were unparalleled compared to other restaurants around.
I would highly recommend this restaurant for both its food and hospitality.
I had the aloo tikki chat and the soya chap.
Both were so well made .
The tikkis were crispy and the chat was very well spiced . The sweet and little hotness from the spicy chutneys was really good.
The soya chap was done well as well. The chaap stir fried with the veggies and the sort of indo Chinese food was good.
Will definitely be back to try more stuff