BOMBAY CHAAT "The Indian Street Food"

I was really looking forward to trying this restaurant but left deeply disappointed by the experience. Pros: Ample parking and friendly service. The food was inexpensive, and we received a complimentary dessert (gulab jamun), which was delicious. Cons: Nearly everything else fell short. The dine-in setup is highly inconvenient, with no proper seating—essentially requiring you to stand while eating, which isn’t ideal for a comfortable meal. 1. The bread pakora was excessively greasy, soaking through multiple napkins. The filling was identical to what’s typically used in a masala dosa, which felt out of place. 2. The raj kachori was passable but difficult to eat, as it was too hard to break with just plastic spoons. 3. The parantha was surprisingly stuffed with the same filling as the bre

Service is swift. We ordered samosa chaat, papri & kachori chaat. Portions are huge . Staff is very friendly and courteous. They adjusted our food according to our taste even offered to make a fresh plate which was a nice gesture. Samosa and Jalebi tasted better than other places. Veg patty was average nothing special . Tried their regular chai which is pretty good. They need to work on the chaat more .. in sense of proportion of ingredients. Probably would go there for quick snack if in the area.

Tried this place out for the first time today. Chaat is a difficult genre to master, but the folks here did okay. 3/5. We ordered a samosa Chaat and a dahi puri. The dahi was thick, sev was crunchy, but the samosa could use a little bit more flavor. The dahi puri didn't blow me away, but was okay to taste. Could do with more flavoring for the Indian pallette. Service was swift and clearly the winner amongst the food and atmosphere. They had non stop bangers playing from the golden age of Bollywood, which was great, but the lack of tabled seating makes it difficult to have a conversation across the table, hence negating points on the atmosphere.

Food was very good, tasteful and delicious. It’s made in the way the order is taken. The downside is, they say no dining in but upon ordering they ask if you would like it for here or to go, we always choose to have it there as I love fresh made Indian food. There is no table seating or any place to put your tray besides on your lap. It feels like a doctor’s office and people are having lunch in the waiting room. I wish the atmosphere was more accommodating and comfortable then sitting with a tray in your lap or don’t offer dine in.

Update April 21 .. Feedback taken seriously- deserves one additional star ⭐️.. Tried their misal pav comes close to the authentic taste from India. Warning served ⛔️ don’t dare if you can’t handle spices .. this is hot / 🌶️. Well done team Bombay chat. …………………. New Chaat / Indian street food joint has opened in town as of yesterday. Currently they are not offering any seating until summer. You will have to do a take out. The menu is limited to snacks / Indian street food, however they will soon be starting a tiffin service for lunch and dinner. The lunch service will have curry, naan, rice etc. We ordered vadapav and Chole bhature. The vadapav came with a bonus of mirchi pakora. The chole had a layer of oil floating on it and the bhature were hard ( probably result not frying at the op