Dining cards

Best Dining Credit Cards in India

Find dining credit cards for restaurants, food delivery, dining discounts, reward multipliers, monthly caps, and annual fee value.

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3 issuers represented · best modeled value ₹10,374/yr

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Cards to compare first

Ranked from current card data, fee math, category fit, and modeled spend assumptions.

#1
Airtel Axis Bank
Axis · Visa

Airtel Axis Bank

25% cashback on Airtel recharges/bills, 10% on utility bill payments and eligible food/grocery partners, plus 1% on other spends.

₹10,374estimated value/yr₹500annual fee11lounge rows
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#2
Flipkart Axis Bank Credit Card
Axis · MasterCard

Flipkart Axis Bank Credit Card

5% Unlimited Cashback on Flipkart (with conditions)

₹10,374estimated value/yr₹500annual fee42lounge rows
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#3
HSBC Live+ Credit Card
HSBC · Visa

HSBC Live+ Credit Card

10% cashback on dining, food delivery and grocery spends (capped), with 1.5% on other eligible spends.

₹10,048estimated value/yr₹999annual fee66lounge rows
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#4
HDFC Millennia
HDFC · MasterCard

HDFC Millennia

5% CashPoints on Top Merchants

₹9,964estimated value/yr₹1,000annual fee19lounge rows
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#5
Swiggy BLCK HDFC Bank
HDFC · MasterCard

Swiggy BLCK HDFC Bank

New March 2026 Swiggy BLCK variant: 10% cashback on Swiggy, 5% on eligible online spends, and 1% on other eligible spends.

₹9,933estimated value/yr₹1,000annual fee
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Dining value changes by channel.

Restaurant dining, food delivery apps, and grocery-style food spends may earn different rewards even on the same card.

Discounts can beat points.

For frequent dining users, instant restaurant discounts or food-delivery cashback can beat a generic reward-point card.

FAQ

Decision notes

Which card is best for dining?

The best dining card depends on whether you spend more at restaurants, delivery apps, or partner dining programs.

Are dining rewards capped?

Often yes. Check monthly cashback caps, eligible MCCs, partner exclusions, and minimum transaction rules.