Everything went well .. Chole Bhatura, chaat, Hara Bhara parantha ( my personal fav) Clean place nothing fancy. Self serve but the food is good.

I've been meaning to give this place a try since I'd heard some good reviews about them. Finally got a chance to try it last weekend. I ordered Chole Bhature and bread pakora.  I haven't had a bread pakora in 25 years, so this brought back childhood memories. The pakoras were really good. It was stuffed with potato and peas masala and came with 2 chutneys.  Chole Bhature was pretty good as well. Although there are many places in the Bay Area that serve chole bhature, the bhature's here are authentic. Not a whole lot of places serve the same kind. The chole quantity was small. Price is on the higher side here compared to other similar places.

I have ordered takeout and also frequented this place a lot of times. Pros: Quick service Everything tastes homemade and fresh Tastes as authentic as you can get it in india Their chole batura, which is a chickpea curry with fluffy fried bread, is the best in the area & you need to try this at this place before you try it at other places in sunnyvale bay area. Aloo poori is also really good. Very large outdoor and indoor seating. They have a decent amount of parking, but it can get full on certain times/ days of the week Seems family run and owned Cons There's not much to say about this establishment, but it is mostly self-service like a fast food place. The fried breads can come piping hot from the kitchen so eat with caution.

Delhiwaala Chat is my go-to spot in South Bay for authentic chaat! As a chaat lover, I keep coming back (and bringing all my friends along) for the Dahi Batata Sev Puri. It's perfectly crunchy and bursting with flavor. Their Mango Lassi is some of the best I've ever had--sweet, rich, and so much better than the ones that taste like canned mango pulp. You order at the counter, grab utensils/napkins, get seated at a table, and wait for your food. If you're on the hunt for delicious, authentic chaat, this place is a must-try!

Directions on yelp are incorrect! This place is about .5 miles away from the directons on yelp. All the dishes we got were legit but a tad spicy. What I didn't like was the non existent service. Even napkins were not at the table and all dishes were served in paper plates. The lady who took our order idk if she was new but did not even have recommendations.

This is a great place for indian chaat, fried apetizers and North Indian meals. I have been here several time with my family and have enjoyed variety of dishes such as chole bature, paani poori, dahi poori, paneer pagodas, bread pakodas, paranthas etc. The food is really good but slightly pricey. I would recommend chaat and pakodas

Loved the private parking lot and outside patio seating decor. The place is self service so you go inside and place your order. They call out your name when its ready and u come back and pick it up and pick up disposable cutlery water napkin etc and go back to your choice of seating. Prompt service and fresh preparations of chaats, paranthas, bhature really impressed me :) In $67, we got: - chole bhature 5/5 - the bhatura was huge and so fresh and piping hot. Super bhatura!! The chole were okay too. I liked the side pickle and onion cucumber that comes with it - pav bhaji 4/5- spicy and huge portion size..this comes with 3 buns instead of the usual 2 and they are drooling with butter - aloo paneer mix parantha 4/5 - again huge portion and freshly prepared. I wish it had some green chillis to add that extra kick. Nonetheless, it was still fresh and good. It comes with plain yogurt. - dahi sev puri 3/5- a little soggy by the time it reached us. I wished they called us separately first and just gave us this to eat while they cooked rest of the food - ginger tea 3/5- average and made from before Its not cheap so im not sure why they are using disposable cutlery and plates cups and self service.

So this place is no fancy frills. Very basic infrastructure, it's just about clean and in an old building (this applies to the bathroom as well) You go and order the food and it comes to you extremely quick. It's a pick up style service. If you're hungry and in a pinch for food this is the place to go. We ordered a few dishes. The Pav Bhaji, which in my opinion was my least favorite dish. It was a little too oily and strong for my liking. The bhel puri which also was pretty average. Out of their entire menu don't order these dishes as I would consider them more Mumbai style than Delhi style. For the stars of the show, the mooli paratha, paneer paratha were both excellent! They had a reasonable amount of grease but not by a whole lot. The yogurt it came with was also not surprisingly sour. If you're a pickle person this pickle was pretty amazing too. The sev dahi batata poori was some of the best I have eaten. Crispy, not too sweet, held it's shape. That's how this restaurant has earned the stars. This is proper street style desi food. If you're looking for a quick no fuss meal, go here.

The best chaat I had so far in the bay area, the paratha's are too good here, brought back the times when I enjoyed like this in New Delhi and Amritsar. A must try for the Samosa Chaat, its hot and tasty, usually the most of the restaurants I tried, all of them had a mild or normal temperature for the samosa chaat, but this place has a very hot temperature and best to eat during this winter time. Also the Paratha's are additional highlight here with achaar and yogurt. The service is quick and it takes usually less time and the food taste has very good consistency and must try the Paneer Paratha for sure. Too many spots available for parking , but might get busy in the evenings and make sure you try this place before 8 as they close by 8:30.