At Majlis

About Us

THE RETURN OF A FORGOTTEN ERA

At Majlis is not a brand. It is a resurrection — of recipes, of rituals, of regal memory. Step inside, and you are not just dining. You are entering a living echo of the Delhi Sultanate, curated by none other than Chef Osama Jalali, one of India’s most renowned revivalists of Mughal culinary heritage.

In an age of fast food and fleeting trends, At At Majlis is a slow-fire rebellion — where sigdi- cooked heirloom dishes, traditional hand-wash rituals, and the rustle of a laid dastarkhwan return with grace and dignity. Every detail is intentional. Every texture, aroma, and taste is a passage into history.


Fresh Ingredients

Only the finest, locally
sourced ingredients.

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Authentic Recipes

Traditional flavors you
can trust.

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Hygienic Environment

our dedication to
purity and quality.

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THE JOURNEY THROUGH AT MAJLIS
A SCRIPTED EXPERIENCE

From the first step to the last bite, At Majlis is not built for transaction — it’s built for transformation.

1. The Entrance Wall

A hand-painted portrait of Noor Jahan, India’s forgotten culinary queen, greets you in silence. No labels. No introduction. Just presence — regal, poised, enigmatic.
2.The Chef’s Wall

You then meet the modern keeper of royal recipes — Chef Osama Jalali, whose lifetime of culinary research has brought the food of the Sultanate back to life. His wall tells stories of rediscovery: from lost Rampuri secrets to Purani Dilli’s handwritten thaal logs.
3.The Menu That Speaks

Before food comes story. The first two pages of the menu present the legacy of Noor Jahan and Chef Osama — two visionaries, separated by centuries, now sharing a kitchen through flame and faith.
4.The Ritual of Daawat Begins

A Mughal-style hand wash ritual is performed. Not just for hygiene — but as a gesture of respect. The meal is sacred. So are the hands that receive it.
5.The Dastarkhwan is Laid

A traditional cloth, delicately spread on your table, marks the beginning of a feast. This isn’t service. This is a royal welcome.
6.Crockery of Culture

You're served on a table that reflects both heritage and refinement: fine Kashmiri ceramics,hand-beaten brassware, and carefully selected serve ware that complements the story on your plate.
7.The Space Speaks in Whispers

Every arch, door, and jharokha is hand-picked, hand-restored, and embedded with Mughal philosophy. The lighting mimics evening durbars. The scent is a blend of dhoop, saffron, and rose — a signature At Majlis atmosphere.
8.The Music of Sundown

As the sun dips, a flautist or sarangi player fills the air with royal stillness. No loud beats. No playlist. Just live, living raagas, like the ones that once echoed through the baithaks of emperors.