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8 Reviews on “Chaat Bazaar”
Chaat Bazaar indeed has a wide variety of not just chaats, but many other items such as paratha, pohe, etc. to offer. Serving remarkable food, Chaat Bazaar satiates your cravings undoubtedly. I was invited here for a tasting session. They have outside seating which is perfect for this weather. The staff is extremely polite, courteous, and always on their feet to serve us. For the food, we tried out the following: Pani puri: crispy spheres of puri, served with warm ragda, teekha pani and meethi chutney. Delicious and flavourful, this was a blend of sweet, spicy and tangy. Ragda pattice: aloo pattice topped with ragda, onions, tomato, chutneys and sev. Spicy and tangy, this was tasty. Aloo tikki chaat: aloo tikkis topped with chole, onions, tomato, chutneys and sev. This chaat, too, was spicy, tangy and delectable. Cheese vada pav: a must try for cheese lovers. Spiced, mashed potatoes, tossed with a filling of cheese, and fried to golden brown. Placed in a fresh, soft pav, this vada pav was topped with generous shavings of cheese. Kashmiri pakoda rolls: these were my favourite on the table. Bread rolls, stuffed with vegetables and cheese, fried to perfection, and topped with shavings of cheese. Slightly crispy, soft, cheesy and creamy, these were flavourful and definitely a must try. Pav bhaji: soft, buttered pavs, were served with yummy bhaaji. Mashed, mixed vegetables, tossed with spices and necessary ingredients, making it mildly spicy and full of flavours. Samosa: the outer, golden brown layer was crispy and soft, and the aloo masala on the inside was palatable to the palate. Chai: freshly brewed, neither too milky nor too sweet, this glass of chai was refreshing. Thank you Chaat Bazaar team for hosting us. Can’t wait to come back again to try other items on the menu.
If you are looking for authentic Indian chat this place is absolutely a hit. Whether you are from Kolkata, Delhi , Mumbai or Kerala they have all the specialities. We started our chat exploration with kelp of Kamal. He is one of the best for making you evening more bright. Thanks to him. The dishes I will recommend Kolkata ghugni chaat, aloo tikki chole chaat , panipuri is of the must try. But the highlight of the day was pan kulfi. As you can see in the picture . It will take you to another world. Make sure if you are visiting on weekend this place if fully packed.
Chaat Bazaar is a cozy little cafe/restaurant in Karama that specializes in Desi Street Food, with seating available only outdoors under a Gazebo style setup outside the store front. We visited on a rainy Thursday evening and I was pleasantly surprised to find the place packed, with people waiting in the rain to grab a spot. The service, despite how busy they were, was good. A special mention for Mr Kamal who made space and promptly seated us.We started with “Anaar Dahi Puri”, this was recommended by our server. The Gol Gappas/Puris are generously stuffed and topped with whipped yoghurt and Pomegranate. The abundance of Anaar gives it a nice kick.Second, we ordered the Amul Cheese Pav Bhaji – the Bhaji is topped with grated Cheese. I’ve tried Pav Bhaji many times from different places and this is one of the best I’ve had.We also ordered the Achari Aloo Paratha. This was something new, the Achari Aloo filling worked well. The Paratha is served with Channe (Chick Peas) and Yoghurt.For drinks, I ordered Cola Masala Soda and my husband ordered a Masala Chai. If you are a fan of Masala Soda, this is a must try. The chai was good too.On the way out, we were tempted to try out the Stick Kulfi. With many flavours to choose from, we settled for the Gulkand and Paan Kulfi as it sounded different. While the combination does sound a little overwhelming the Kulfi did maintain its taste when combined with the Paan & Gulkand flavouring and complimented each other well.I have visited many restaurants/cafes promoting Chaats and street food in general, but “Chaat Bazaar” surely stands out in the crowd. alldatglittersaintgold.wordpress.com
Chaat Bazaar is the name that has always popped up when the word chaat is brought up. First visit to this place and really loved everything I tried. Dahi batata puri, misal paav and amul cheese vada pav. Loved the dahi piri and the vada pav. The misal, not much.Would love to visit again!
Ordered in from Chaat Bazaar and it wasn’t bad. The pani puri was decent considering it was a delivery. Their Taco sev bhel was quite unique but not something I’d try again becase the taco got soggy and didn’t hold up very well. Their Dilli Aloo Tikki Chole Chaat was my favourite out of the lot. It was assembled well and tasted good. I would surely try other things from the menu because they have an interesting twist on dishes and the pricing is quite reasonable.
Ordered online using the 50% discount during happy hours. Ordered Ghatkopar Khaugalli which includes Kutchi Dabeli, Bambaiya ragda pattice, gulab jamun and masala chai. The quantity is good for 1 person. Taste wise it was delicious and true Mumbai style. A little pricy but with the discount code it was worth it.
Once in a while i do have a good chaat craving and Chaat Bazaar is an ideal place to indulge in some delicious Indian Street Food.Chaat Bazaar is outdoor-seating joint located in the heart of Karama, but surprisingly in a very convenient location. There is enough parking around and an average amount of tables laid outside, remember this is an outdoor only joint, which kind of gives it the same authentic feel as India.We got a bunch of dishes and here is a short review of each:Vada Pav – We got the Original Vada Pav and the Cheese Pada Pav and i can honestly say that this place truly serves the best vada pav in Dubai. They boast about it and for really good reason.Pani Puri – No Doubt the best Pani Puri i’ve had in Dubai and it feels like its never gonna stop, hehe. Perfect balance of sweet and spice making literally everything nice.Pav Bhaji Bruschetta – Chaat Bazaar has a unqique section on their menu called FUSION, which is chaat fused with an international dish. They recommended the Pav Bhaji Bruschetta which was actually really good and tasty, but personally i’m not a big fan of desi fusion foods, but this was definitely an item to try.Samosa Chana Chaat – Among all the chaat items in general this is my top favourite one and i cannot have a chaat session without this on the table. However, the Samosa Chana Chaat in this place wasn’t among their best itesm, don’t get me wrong, it was good, but not on the same level as the rest of the food.Dahi Puri – The second must have on the table thing for me is Dahi Puri, for the sole reason to balance all the rest of the spicy food and the Dahi puri did an excellent job at that. Overall, i would highly recommend this place to anyone, you have truly not tasted the indian cuisine until you’ve tried authentic chaat items.I just wished they had indoor seating for those peak summer months in Dubai.Special thanks to the Chaat Bazaar Team for inviting me over, i’m already looking forward to my next visit.