Chatkhara - Carte

Loved their samasa chaat, dahi baala, kashmiri chai and orange juice...so kinda hosts...thank u so much

Very nice food, reasonable prices. Staff were pleasant. We would definitely eat there again if in tge area.

It is never open in the mornings. I'm here waiting 30 minutes, it's 10:30 and it's not open yet. There is no one in the store.It is completely closed. Voir le carte

God it’s most dirty and unhygienic restaurant on the planet I am so surprised it’s still in the business I have rats video in my phone , as they running all over including toilets etc but don’t like to post or did not report to authorities Be careful before eat anything

Ordered chicken kebab, the chicken was hard and rubbery. Which, made me realise the guy serving me went in the back and brought back a plate of chicken. Which was probably old and he had microwaved before adding it to my nan with salad. Won't be buying from there again.

uk immigration,enforcement service or home office please visit this shop 4pm to 11pm lots of illegal people work in this shop. When i was going there to have some food i talk with one of the staff there. he is indian and he told me he's paying salary is £6 par hours , and it's fully cash in hand. Voir le carte

Been going here for many years, usually on my way home after a night out. It's a no frills cafeteria style place, cheap and quick. I love their chicken balti. Samosas and onion bhajis are good too and during covid I missed their chicken tikka rolls so much I recreated them at home. When I eat in sometimes they bring a free side salad, sometimes not!

This is a nice cosy restaurant. I've been here thrice, and the food has been good, hot and served in ten minutes each time. I've been here for lunchtime or afternoon, so it's been quiet. The people serving have been polite. Food is tasty at a reasonable price in this area (inflation is just unbelievable right now). I had the biryani and the chapli kabab, really satisfying. I recommend this restaurant

I ordered last night some rice, Tarkha Dhall and some lamb shank thing in oil with garlic and onion. The lamb shank dish (its on the bone in this kind of red oil sauce) was one of the best meals i’ve ever had eating it with bread was genuinely an incredible culinary experience. It costs £8, but honestly? Get it with a Chapati and you will love it. It changed my life. I wish i knew what it was called. The Tarka Dhal was a good example of a Tarka Dhal, but nothing out of this world like that lamb shank dish. The rice was just rice. Voir le carte