263704 Sun Dec 14 02:25:22 -0800 2003 1 26 International 0 1392793 I never saw it anywhere else in India, but in Delhi, there's a particular kind of fried chicken. I only saw it in Old Delhi, especially right by the Jama Masjid (which is also one of the most beautiful buildings in India), but in that neighborhood it's pretty common. The last two meals of my six months in India were identical, and both at the same restaurant. The Delhi Restaurant is down a relatively wide alley branching to the south of Chandni Chowk, whose main business is shoes. A leg and thigh of pleasantly salty, crispy chicken, two rumali (big, thin "handkerchief" rotis), some lovely, dark, thin chutney, and the standard lime and onion slices, plus a Limca, is Rs. 52. Sun Dec 14 02:25:22 -0800 2003 0 David Boyk 1 1392878 Delhi is a chowhound's paradise. I remember many wonderful meals at the Bengali Market back in 1986. Tue Dec 16 14:07:27 -0800 2003 1392793 0 Sant