Delhiwala Chaat Restaurant in Sunnyvale

Love the food! If you want to eat chole bhatoore which are light and not dripping oil, this is the place to go. This time I tried aloo paratha too and loved it. Aloo paratha was exactly how I make at home ( I make smaller versions of same ) with lot of potatoes and less wheat dough. Gulab jamun were too good. Paneer parathas was yummy too. My friends visiting from another state, had chaats and they were amazed at the quality of curd. Too good.

Another chaat place that we spotted recently in Sunnyvale. Parking can be a bit tight but it’s every bit worth it waiting for the last spot that you could get around to park :)..Got seated inside and we started with an order of 2 samosa chaat, bhalla papdi chaat, aloo tiki ( no chole) as our appetizers . We did end up ordering paneer pakora as well ( with our second round) so that we could enjoy those with the tea.Samosa chaat was great and I heard the same about the aloo tiki and bhalla papdi chaat as well. Pretty authentic taste I’d say.For our round 2 we got a couple of chole bhature and I ended up getting Hara bhara paratha. We did order a mango lassi as well ( which turned out to be just ok) and tea which did turn out to be very very strong and it looked like it was left for long on the stove to be made.The paneer pakora as well needs a bit more work when it comes to taste though overall we had a great experience.Worth a try!!!

It was nice to try authentic Indian food! This place was really busy full of local Indian people. I love the vibes here. It’s more like street food place even though it’s actually dine-in. We were with a local friend and the food he recommended was amazing and so interesting! I will come back again to try other menu too.

We have been coming to this place since 3 years and the food has been consistently amazing! They got the best chhole bhature in the bay area. Bread pakoda is another favorite dish. Sev batata dahi puri is also crispy and delicious!They have ample inside and outdoor seating. Only self service. Staff is welcoming and friendly. Highly recommend for North Indian food and chaat.

We stopped over for a quick bite on a weekend afternoon.Tried Aloo Paratha. It was fantastic, very flavorful served with enough curd and some pickle. The size was good enough for the two of us since we werent much hungry at the time. But normally, one would be quite fulfilling for one person.We mainly chose to visit because it is a vegetarian restaurant. They have an amazing assortment of quick North Indian and street food. They seem to have low operational cost since there was no table service. You order at the counter and pick up when ready. You are served in disposable plates and are expected to put in trash cans while leaving. They have focused on food quantity and quality instead. Good strategy!Id suggest to order multiple items and share instead of 2 people ordering the same dish. We will be back for Chole Bhature and Chaat options.Edit: We visited again last week and enjoyed the following:1. Chole Bhature - The best I had in Bay area. So fluffy, light and delightful. Chole were the typical black ones with perfect amount of spices.2. Paneer Chole Bhature - This was unique for me. Paneer stuffed Bhature!! Must try..3. Gobi Paratha - Im already a fan of how big and well cooked their parathas are. This is a good one to try.4. Dahi Batata Sev Puri - Too good !!Edit # 2: We visited again and tried Bread Pakora and Lassi along with some of whats mentioned above.Edit # 3: I have been here a few times now and dined outdoors for the first time. Its much better from pictures point of view! Added new ones to the review.Pakora was very oily so I would suggest to share instead of one person consuming the whole thing. Delicious one to try though!**Follow my Instagram food blog @veggie_central for more reels and pictures!

Classic Delights with a Premium PinchReview:As a connoisseur of Indian street food, I recently found myself at Delhiwala Chaat Restaurant, a venue that promised to tantalize my palate with authentic Delhi chaats. Upon entering, the ambiance was pleasing, with a decor that playfully alluded to the hustle and bustle of Delhis food stalls.The highlight, without a doubt, was the chaat. This place offers a variety of chaats with the right balance of tang, spice, and crunch. Particularly, their Golgappas, Aloo Tikki, and Dahi Bhalle are a must-try, each telling a mouthwatering story of the myriad flavors of Indian street food. The piquant chutneys and the savory fillings left a delightful aftertaste, bringing back fond memories of food walks in the bylanes of Old Delhi.Adding to the experience was the service. Prompt, efficient, and courteous, the staff truly knew their menu and seemed genuinely invested in creating a satisfactory dining experience. Despite the restaurant being quite busy during my visit, the service remained swift without any notable delays.However, the overall impression was marred by the pricing. For the portion sizes provided, I found the dishes to be somewhat overpriced. While I understand that the restaurant is offering an authentic dining experience with quality ingredients, the cost felt a tad steep for chaat, traditionally known for being delicious yet affordable street food.All things considered, Delhiwala Chaat Restaurant offers an enjoyable taste of Delhi street food, backed up by efficient and friendly service. Despite the prices, it’s a good place to experience chaat in a comfortable and clean environment. This place receives a solid 3 stars from me, taking into account the quality of food, the service, and the slightly over-the-top prices. It would be nice to see them reevaluate their pricing to truly embody the spirit of street food.

Food was good, nothing extraordinary - I had 1 Gobi Paratha that was for $11.49, pav bhaji another $10ish, Chole bhatura which was spicy for around $12ish . . Overall paid around 45 .. its expensive and not worth the price .

Great restaurant for chole bhature. Were also tried dahi sev puri but it was not as good as we expected.

Service is fast, food is amazingPaneer Pakoda was totally worth the amount of paneerrr, so filling!Huge queues but fast churn. Menu is limited but perfectly executed

As a die-hard chole bhature fan, I can vouch for their food!Bhature are soft, large, and perfectly cooked. Chole has a great colour as you would expect and they serve it with pickle, onions and green chillies.I tried it with plain sweet lassi and it was SO good. It was extremely thick and with the right amount of sweetness.Chole Bhature + Plain Sweet Lassi costed me ~ $20! A good deal :)