आमंड हाउस

Gate 22A is your first chance to spot आमंड हाउस

आमंड हाउस runs 24x7 across T1 near gates 22A, 22B, 117, 13, 03, 24A, and 25A, so you keep bumping into it on both domestic and international routes. It’s a packaged-food setup, so you’re in and out in under five minutes if you know what you want. Think packed sweets, namkeen, nuts, and gift boxes that survive long flights and baggage tosses.

Because it’s all packaged food, prices sit in the mid-range for an Indian airport: expect standard brand MRP with a small airport mark-up on gift boxes and dry fruits. You can easily assemble a presentable gift for under ₹1,000 if you mix smaller packs near gates 13 or 03 instead of grabbing the big hampers by 24A and 25A. If you just need a snack for yourself, single-serve packs usually land under ₹200.

पackaged mithai and dry fruit are the main reason to stop at आमंड हाउस near gates 22A and 22B, especially if you’re heading abroad and forgot to pick up sweets in the city. Shelf life is usually weeks, sometimes months, so these work for longer trips. Skip anything that looks too bulky if you’re on hand baggage only from gate 117, since some of the bigger boxes eat half a cabin bag.

Quick tip: if your gate is 24A or 25A and boarding shows under 30 minutes, use the आमंड हाउस there instead of walking back toward 22A; all outlets stock broadly the same packaged items, so you don’t gain much by roaming T1 with a clock ticking.