Gumbad Cafe Menu Breakdown: Dishes, Prices And Views

Perched on a rooftop directly opposite Gate No. 3 of Jama Masjid, Gumbad Cafe has become one of Old Delhi’s most talked-about dining spots. The mosque’s domes glow right in front of you while you eat, the Old Delhi skyline stretches out behind, and the food ranges far wider than a typical rooftop joint: Mughlai curries, Turkish pide, wood-fired pizza, pasta, and a shake counter with a dozen flavours, all under one roof.

Between the view, the variety, and dishes like Mutton Nihari and the Afghani Platter, it’s earned its spot on nearly every “rooftop cafes in Delhi” list. Here’s the full Gumbad Cafe menu with price details straight off the actual menu card, signature dishes, and everything else you’d want to know before booking a table.

Gumbad Cafe Menu With Price

This is the Gumbad Cafe menu with prices exactly as listed on the restaurant’s own menu card, organised by category so it’s easy to scan. All prices are in ₹ and exclude the 10% voluntary service charge and applicable government taxes.

Classic Start Up

Mini Bites

Dimsum (Momos)

Main Course Platters

Classic Indian Martaban Meal Plates

Assorted Platters

Turkish Pides / Pizza

Pides / Pizza (Italian Style)

Pasta

Beverages

With every dish and drink accounted for, here’s what actually stands out on that long list.

Signature Dishes At Gumbad Cafe

These are the dishes built to be the highlight of the table — the platters, kebabs, and mains most likely to show up on someone’s “must order” list.

Beverages And Shakes

The drinks menu is bigger than most rooftop cafes attempt — twelve shake flavours at a flat ₹395, a spicy Shikanji for ₹395, and a full espresso-based coffee counter alongside classic aerated drinks. If you’re settling in for a longer sit, a shake or the Spicy Guava Blast pairs well with the kebabs; if it’s a quick coffee break with the view, the Café Latte or Cappuccino at ₹295 does the job.

With the menu and prices covered, here’s the practical part — where to find the place and how to keep up with what’s new.

About Gumbad Cafe

Short version: rooftop seating, a menu that spans Mughlai to Turkish to Italian, and one of the best mosque views in Delhi. Open daily, it works equally well for a relaxed lunch, a family dinner, or a longer evening over shakes and kebabs.