Chaat literally means "to lick."
Traditionally, this road side snack was served on a leaf and was so tongue-tickling that one could not resist licking the last morsels from the leaf before discarding it
Indian Chaat is dedicated to preserving the tradition of eating chaat and food using fresh ingredients and making each dish as it is ordered. Indian Chaat has something for every taste pallets such as Aloo ki Tikki. Samosas, Papri Chaat, Golguppe (Pani Puri), Dahi Bhalle, Paneer Pakora, Butter Chicken, Mutton Rogan Josh, Gulabjamun, Masala Chai etc. 59/4, Between Sukhumvit Soi 23 and 31 (opposite Sawadee School), Soi Sawadee, Klongtoey, Bangkok. Tel: 02-259-7900
Craving something refreshing? Prince Chaat’s Bhalla Papdi in Greater Kailash is a must-try! Soft bhallas drenched in curd, paired with crisp papdi and tangy chutneys, create an unforgettable taste. A perfect GK stop for anyone who loves classic chaat done right.
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