Sarojini Nagar Market in Delhi

Sarojini Nagar is a shopper's paradise in the true sense of the word. If you have an inclination for fashionable yet affordable clothes. How much you pay for it depends on your bargaining abilities. It is advisable to go simply clad to this 'bargain bazar'. 

Sarojini Nagar Market was earlier known as Vinay Nagar and Beena Nagar Market. Subsequently, it was named after Indian freedom fighter Smt. Sarojini Naidu. The Swami Vivekananda park near this market was called Fountain Garden or Fuarey wala park a few years back.

How to Reach Sarojini Nagar Market

The nearest Metro Station  is INA Metro Station. You can also take a taxi or auto rickshaw and reach here. The nearest Railway Station is New Delhi Railway Station while Sarai Kale Khan ISBT is the Bus Terminus in the vicinity.


The best time to come here is during week days as weekends are extremely jam packed with people and it will be not be easy for you to locate specific shops. It will be easier for you to do shopping and locate shops during week days.

This market has everything you can think of buying - from electronic goods, kitchen items, designer clothes to daily wear, all available at affordable rates. You can even shop for monthly grocery, vegetables and fruits once you come here. The market is spread over a vast area and so for convenience, it has been divided into:

Babu Market

Babu Market comprises mainly of garment shops. Shops such as Mahindra Sweets (Mucchal Halwai ki Dukan), steel utensil shops etc. adorn this market. Other shops are Lalaji ki dukan, Chacha Sarees, Keval ki toy shop, barber shops and a dental clinic. 

CGHS Dispensary stands just opposite to Babu market. Here, Government servants and their dependants can get a free check up done.

Sabzi Market

Those who love the sight of green vegetables, sabzi bazar is a real treat. Paneer, Papad, bhuni moongphali to broom shops, CD shops - a fine mixture of assorted shops exist which actually intensifies your shopping experience.

Central Market

Central market is a really large market. In this part of the market, you actually move in a circle and after all your window shopping is over. Shops with front and back opening, street vendors, bakery shops such as Cake n Pastry shop, Paradise Sarees are some shops in this area.

Mandir Wali Side

Hanuman Temple is located on the other side of Central market. Some of the shops near this temple include photograph shops, electronic stores, optical shops, Lahori Restaurant, Ushnak Milk Dairy, Band Box Dry Cleaners and some pharmacy shops. 

Here, you can have a gala time scrutinizing dresses in branded showrooms such as John Players, Charlie. Towards the north of Central market is a world of shoes waiting for you.

Sarojini Nagar Market: A People's Market

Sarojini Nagar Market is no doubt a people's market, a bargain bazaar for sure. University students love to come here in groups for window shopping and to buy monthly essential items. 

You will love to get lost in the back street ''gullies'' inside the market because there also every little space is occupied by vendors selling mala (necklace), for ladies while knickers, track suits, goggles and socks for men.

Address: South West Delhi
Closed on: Monday
Timings: Around 11 A.M. to 8 P.M.

Restaurants in Sarojni Nagar Market