Chaat House

It's hard to find pani puri and I found it. Wish it came with yogurt and pomegranate to add on. Got to try the chikoo shake which has sapota and coconut and milk. Was very refreshing. Lots of seats and service was friendly and quick. Will be back to try the other offerings

Have come here many a times after watching movies at Lynwood AMC. The restaurant is in a complex with other good eats and offices. Ample of parking space that fill up quickly on the weekends. Came here on a weekday and the place was filling up.Service is good, does take a long wait during rush hours. We ordered their:-Special thali with aloo kulcha:- It comes with 3 curries, curd, salad, rice, dessert and a choosing of your bread, We had aloo kulcha. The aloo Kulcha was awesome, one of the slices was undercooked dough.Paneer Parantha:- When we first ordered this item it was a big serving now the price is same but the quantity reduced. Tastes good with achaar and butterPaneer Chili:- Just order this. Its almost like the ones you get in India. Just Yum.Veg Manchurian:- One of the best Manchurians we have ever had.Samosa Chaat:- It was good.Raj Kachori:- Skip it.Dahi Poori:- It was ok ok. You can skip it. Not that good of a taste.Samosa Pav:- Do not order this item. The samosa is good but the pav is a sweet bun that you get in American grocery stores. The taste together just not good.Paneer dosa:- It came with sambhar, coconut chutney.Chole Bhatura:- This ones a hit or a miss. The bhatura on the top was fluffy, rest below doughy like a bread. Tasted good.Bread vada:- Not the exact name. But not that good.Kalakand:- Tasted awfulGulab Jamum:- $2/piece damn. But Yum, could have at least warmed the piece.Overall, near authentic Indian food. Stay away from the chaat section. The only item best for your buck is the thali. If you are a party of 2 ordering 2 items each, you will easily near $50-55$. The items are overly priced.

This review is coming from a person staying in Portland for the last three years where we don't have a lot of vegetarian friendly Indian restaurants or Indian restaurants in general Those jelebis are absolutely delicious. The samosa chat is totally worth a try

Worst service! They mess up the order and absolutely unapologetic about the mess up. Arrogant behavior. We have ordered here before and have always had the same experience. Food quality is pathetic and unhygienic. They do not deserve even a single star!

The Bothell Chaat House is really sub par to the other Chaat places in the town. We specifically asked the person if their Pani Puri had wet ragda and they said yes but in reality it was just dry potatoes. Overall their taste is not that good. The ambiance of the place is casual. They need to improve their taste and service.

If you are looking for purely veg food it is good choice, I do recommended this place

We tried the chikoo shake and the Dahi Puri both were terrible. Has to finish it as we paid for it. Who screws a Dahi Puri ? You should use a thin sev who uses a thick sev. The stuffing inside the Puri's is not good as well. Not a place to visit. Service was also not that great.

I have been coming here for years, and this is still my favorite Indian restaurant. This place is always busy but somehow maintains friendly service and manages to get the food out within a reasonable time. I have tried most things here but my favorite items these days are...Tea - I like mine sweet and add anywhere between 4-5 packets of sugar Annapurna Thali - love this since it comes with a variety of menu items + a sweetDosa masala - this dosa comes with a delicious potato filling and a few chutneys on the side - my personal favorite is the coconut one

I love this place for their lunch thalis. Not sure how many times I have been to this place for lunch. Thali comes with chapati, rice, daal, paneer curry, salad and a dessert. Portion - more than enough for a person for sure. They are almost consistent with their taste and options. They have dosa, parathas and chaats as well. Tried a few dosas and chaats already. Chaats were really good and dosas were decent. Tried the veggie burger once - that wasn't really great. They take phone orders, even if that's a thali order. They pack everything well, so no spills. Done that a few times and quite about that. Service is always good. That place can be really crowded for lunch and dinner. Expect waiting for tables and delays in getting your food when that happens.

The Annapurna thali disappointed; dominated by excessive garlic, oil, and masala flavors. The Bellevue one surpasses it by far.