Chaat Corner

Discovered this place because I wanted to eat paranthas for brunch one day. I've tried their mooli (radish) and aloo (potato) parantha, and my favorite is the mooli parantha (it's very similar to how my mom makes!)The paratha is the size of a 12" pizza, it's really bigg! Great for sharing. It comes with white butter, pickle, onions and yogurt.Their salty lassi makes for a nice accompaniment with the food. The lady who took the order was sweet enough to add some mint to it when I by mistake ordered asked for chaach (buttermilk, not on their menu) and she was curious what ingredients typically go in it.Also tried their amritsari kulcha the 2nd time we went. The kulcha comes all buttered on top (maybe one can ask for the butter on the side), it is stuffed with paneer and some green chillies, not spicy. It comes with chhole (garbanzo beans) pickle, onion and yogurt. For me, the spot great for stuffed paranthas! I prefer that over amritsari kulcha. It's a small cafe with a couple chairs, would probably have 8-10 tables inside. The paranthas are definitely better when you eat it right there. We also did take out once and they tasted pretty good at home.

Cute little eatery in a corner with a decent number of chat options and standard paratha menu. The pav bhaji was soo good and beyond my expectations. It wasn't oily and it is spicy. Enjoyed every bit of it.The Dhokla was decent but not that great. The small papads that are added in it tasted kind of stale. The gobi paratha was delicious and filling. Overall total worth a try and would come back to try out the thali items in the menu.

Food - excellent , huge portions , fresh, taste authentic !Service-no1 , super friendly, and they always smile..Ambiance -simple and clean.This place is one of the best vegan resto , actually is all vegan here period ! But taste so good you can't even tell your just eating vegetables !!! Highly recommended !!!

Been here a couple of times in the last 2 weeks after a good friend recommended it. Their parathas are outstanding, truly authentic and better than any of the other Indian restaurants in the Greater Seattle Area. The gobi and mooli parathas are especially great and stand out. We also got the papdi chaat which was quite good. It was more home style than restaurant style and a generous portion that made it perfect for sharing it with my wife. The Paneer Tikka Roll was absolutely horrible. It was a wet soggy mess of a burrito wrapper instead of a proper roti stuffed with bland tasteless paneer and so much dripping wet extremely sour cabbage with some kind of vinegar and chili sauce mixed it. It was honestly the worst (not) kathi kebab roll I've ever had in my life. Just steer clear of these. We loved the paratha and went back literally 10 days later to get more during which time the price of everything on the menu had increased between 20% to 50%. The new prices are now exorbitant for the price and don't feel worth it which if unfortunate, we were really looking forward to frequenting the place.

Delicious Food! ++Bhatura was Flat, Dense, and Slick, but otherwise tasty. ++Rude and Overwhelmed Employees. Just like everywhere else. ++Portions made no sense. You got too lttle of one thing, and too much of another. Also, No Dhania... --Clean and tidy. ++All in all, I give it 4 Thums Up.

Best samosas in the Eastside. The inside doesn't look like much but the decor isn't a reflection of the quality of food. If you're on the hunt for classic Indian street food, come here!

Went here for a chaat craving after park play time. We got paani poori. The theeka pani was very sweet, when I asked whether they had spicy water by itself or whether the sweet was pre-mixed, they said it was pre-mixed. Very sad. I mostly like this place for its Punjabi theeka (spicy) food like parathas and chola bhatoora. However recently, when I went to get a mooli paratha, the dough wasn't rolled all the way and had big chunks of dough in the middle. Food quality and taste have gone down.

Good place for panjabi food , cost is little expensive same as downtown but overall good, you can go sometime for change the mouth taste.

Person on counter was little rude and little non responsive, seems to have no interest in business. Food was in between bad and ok (not good or great). Tables were little to not clean.

Small eatery in Redmond area to get some Indian fast food. Typically a take out place than a dine-in, though they have a handful of tables available. They offer chaats, Kulchas, Biriyanis, Rolls, Indo-Chinese, desserts and more.Staffs were pretty busy, but they were friendly and very helpful. Ordered the Mooli Paranthas and the Delux Thali for take out. Roughly waited around 10 minute for it to be ready. Parantha was very good - soft, a little buttery - delicious. The Thali was kind of a let down. Portions were small. Was expecting 3 curries, but were there just two. The vegetable curry was a little spicy, but very delicious, the other one was dahl. The Roti was very soft, but the rice was kind of hard. Looks to be a decent place.But pay $$ for an incomplete order is no fun.