Chaats & Currys | Wrap-Burgers-Curryrittos-Kati roll

Absolutely delicious! I tried the Chicken Tikka Frankie and it was beyond amazing! The wrap was perfectly cooked, juicy, flavorful, and packed with authentic Indian spices. Every bite had that perfect balance of smoky tikka and creamy sauce. Even though I forgot to take a picture, the taste is unforgettable. The staff was friendly and the service was quick. Definitely coming back to try more items from their menu! Highly recommended! 🙌🔥

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

The food was good and they are very polite.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 4

Service: 5

Chaats & Currys: On this evening, one man band efficiently covering all bases in this quaint little place. This person was host, cashier, prep cook, fast food cook and food runner.

This place is the go-to for those who prefer chewy-spongy bharuras, also more suited for takeout (as against crispy variety), with their Chhole. Kebabs, wraps and chat offerings are outstanding, too. And, there's Indian craft beers to go with food.
We could observe brisk delivery business, while dining in.
Amused to see carrom board in ready-to-play mode. An interesting option while waiting for food to be served.

The rub: This one-man band was everyone, excepting Busser. Which meant soiled plates, cutlery and paper napkins were left around on just-eaten tables; something for them to take care of.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

This review is strictly for the butter Chicken. It was creamy as promised but the gravy was underwhelming. It's too bland and tasteless, it got boring to eat about a third of the way into the dish. The chicken pieces used in it were excellent though, big chunks of dark meat with great flavor and perfect tenderness - way above average.

Garlic naan were okay. They're too thick.

I feel bad leaving this review as the owner was extremely sweet. Please reformulate the butter chicken!

Overall it wasn't bad but wasn't great either. Would perhaps come back to try a different curry.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 3

Service: 5

Ordered a Lamb Curry Ala Carte combo to go and it was tasty, albeit the portion size was a bit small. I would have like to pay cash but the preferred credit card.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 4

Service: 3

Food is decent, but it feels extremely pricey. Prices are hidden for things like currys where the curry costs $13-14, but you are required to add on something like rice or naan for an extra $6+ afterwards, which in my opinion is a disgusting way to operate and completely unacceptable. Needs to be included in the price of the curry, or completely separated. Do not be fooled by the $10-20 price range...

It was an underwhelming experience.
The food was okay.. not that bad.

However the service, the plates, the quality of the food wasn’t good.

Not value for money.

One of the best Chicken Tikka I've ever had. Make sure you get garlic naan! You won't regret it.

Edit - seems like the owners/cook have changed, the food quality has drastically reduced. This used to one of the best places before!

-Old 5 star review-
Best chicken tikka in town!Definitely also try bhel puri.
Owners are very sweet and ambience is very nice

got this milky white thing and it was mean to be chicken tikka masala! really bad!

Atmosphere: 1

Food: 1

Service: 1

Just visiting from New York. This place rocks. Family owned cosy restaurant and had the best ever Paneer Makhani and Butter chicken!

Wheelchair accessibility: Sidewalk ramp.

Atmosphere: 5

Food: 5

Service: 5

Recommended dishes: Spicy Chicken, Paratha, Chilli Chicken, Wrap, Roll, Chicken Curry

Good food! It's a tad pricier than I wish it was, but if I crave Indian food, I'll come here again. The mango lassi was good.

Atmosphere: 4

Food: 5

Service: 4

Recommended dishes: Fresh Naan

Worst food I've ever had. We ordered a plate of papdi chaat, 2 chicken Tikka kati rolls and 1 seekh kabob kati roll. All of them were so bad that we took a few bites and had to leave the rest. The chaat had some weird stale taste, either the curd was too sour or something else, we just ate the papdi and left the curry. The chicken Tikka blew our mind. Super big chuck of chicken just tossed in onion and cabbage. I never had cabbage in chicken Tikka curry before! The seekh kabab was so dry and salty. It looked like it was prepared probably a week ago. Never going back again!

Atmosphere: 3

Food: 1

Service: 3

Small Indian restaurant with dine in and take out . Gets very busy at lunch times and they take time to clear tables so expect some delays. They gave a nice menu variety and the meat is halal.

The burgers don’t have a patty in them, just a filling. More like sandwiches, except with burger buns instead of bread slices.