Good street food at minimum rates. I tried like 4-5 things from the menu and all of them were quite decent. I'd say though it'll be better if they use a little for curd in the dishes.
He is just a saviour for people living in bangalore and craving for the street food. He makes so good street food that you just feel like you have find something which was missing for so long from the life.
Memories of me going to this place after school every other day.
Pick of the chats are - Raj Kachori, Samosa Chola, Churmur chat, Aloo Chat, Dahi Puri, Bhel Puri.
Very North Indian types tastes for those who don't like the sweet south Indian version of chats.
The most authentic Kolkata style chaat i have eaten in Bangalore. I had no idea they are listed in zomato. Will post more photos in the future.
The stall is in lower ground level in Devatha plaza, opp to Bishop Cotton's Boys school. I have been eating here since several years. Prices are pocket friendly and the chaat items tickle my taste buds all the time. They unfortunately do not have seating so i always have a takeaway.
If you happen to be in the vicinity, do try vada pav, samosas, aloo tikki with chole and gulab jamoons. Fried rice is for a quickie lunch option only and nothing to rave about. Customisations are promptly done. I am embarassed to say that i have forgotten to pay in a hurry and the guys at the stall were understanding that it was not on purpose. Friendly folks!
If you are not able to find Bengal most favourite snacks dishes here is the address for you. All food here is lip smacking. Inside Devata complex it's just a small stall.
Bon Appetite @Chef BB
This has been a place where I have visited to eat Chaats many times in the evenings.
The taste is much better compared to many of the other outlets that serve chaat in this area.
The price is also reasonable.
I will always love the chaats here.
This is a stall in the Devatha Complex. Just go down the stairs and keep looking at those left most stalls. Opposite Chai Point, near the Florists.
This guy is a Bong and makes proper Calcutta Chat. Jhal Muri with him is as authentic as you get with mustard oil etc. Other chaats are also good. I personally like the humble masala puri (Mish mash of masalas in a watery base of puris and peas) as well as his Samosa Chaat. All in all, a good find for quick snacking in this area. No sitting, stand and eat!
Do try their dahi papdi. It’s awesome.
Lip smacking Chaats made heartily by a humble Bengali!
Nice chat.Try their samosa chat
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