CHA Street Food (Tysons Corner Mall)

We ordered the shami bun kabab and it tasted really good. The portion size was generous. We also loved the new sliders deal package — I just wish they provided sauces on the side or added a bit more sauce in the buns. Their fries are always good, though they do charge $1 extra if you want to make them mirchi fries. Overall, the deal is totally worth it. We also tried the beef smash paratha. The filling was very good; although I found the paratha a bit oily, I still enjoyed it.

Their Beef Nihari reminds of the nihari we have in Lahore and Karachi (Pakistan). It is delicious and fresh. Served with parathas, which are cooked to perfection. Much better than rice gyros that are preferred in the U.S. Would strongly recommend everyone to try their nihari.

The restaurant has a great vibe, and the overall look and style of how they serve the food is very appealing. We ordered a couple of burgers — the Zinger Spicy Burger and the Lacha Chicken Burger. The regular Zinger Spicy Burger was good, but the Lacha Chicken Burger felt a bit too oily for me, and the oiliness overpowered the other flavors. We also tried the Ferrero Rocher milkshake, which was delicious with just the right amount of sweetness — not too heavy or overdone. The Spicy Mayo Masala Fries were also enjoyable, but they’re definitely best when eaten hot, so try not to delay.

Not recommended if you are really craving for street food. We did not even finish the food, though we were hungry. The food was on the blander side for all but the ‘halva puri’. We ordered the paneer burger, which was terrible. The papdi chat was bad, and so was the paneer burger. They really need to step up to call the street food. Would not recommend.

I had gone with my friend yesterday to eat dinner at your place and at mid night both of us had a severe stomach cramps. We are so unwell today and just figuring out what to do. I have attached the pictures of the food that we enjoyed eating thoroughly but then dont know it would take a turn this way. Tried calling your outlet but there is no way we could talk to anyone. We would like to speak to the manager please.