Chaat Mandi

The vibe is there, the menu itself is an adventure. I just love the hip graffiti and Indian rap music playing in the background. The menu is so diverse -- there are spins on classics such as the tikka masala dosa, tikka masala tacos, and my favorite - which is the veggie burger. The patty in this burger is like a vegetable fritter made with soft potatoes, and then theres also maggi (instant noodles) in the burger which is amazing. It comes with a ice cold coke and masala fries (also top notch). I absolutely love a set meal and this combination is so good. There are so many other snacks and delights, I highly recommend going with friends so you can try it all. One star off as the food can take a while to make (around 30 min) for a fast casual restaurant but hopefully this can improve in the future!

We stopped here pretty late at night, when most places around were closed. So love that it stays open till late, but there isn't enough seating inside.We were craving some Indian food, so this fit the bill perfectly for us. We ordered the Amritsari Kulcha with chooke and lassi, and chicken Kathi roll.Both the dishes tasted so good. They filled both our tummies and our soul. The lassi was sweet but not overly so, hitting the right spots. While the Amritsari kulcha and chhole were not too greasy with the right amount of spice.The Kathi roll was also tasty and light. It made for a great late night meal, and would definitely recommend anyone in the area to give it a try.

We were out for a cricket game and got done around 9 pm. At that hour we were just hungry and didn't wanna wait too long for our food. We also wanted comfort so that means Indian food is the best option.We found Chaat Mandi close to the stadium and it was the only one that was open at that hour. So we stopped by and found a hymuge crowd, so we knew we couldn't do sit in. So we just order to go and were helped by the amazing server with the menus. We ordered the chicken kathi roll and the amritsari kulcha with lassi.The order took about 10-15 mins to come out, but it was absolutely delicious. We took it out and ate it on the trunks of our car . I loved the amritsari kulcha the most and the lassi. It is very hard to find those in the US but these guys hit it out the park. The kathi roll we had late at night so it was a bit cold, but it still tasted nice and was the authentic think karhi roll not the crazy loaded once you get in some places.The ambience inside felt relaxed but upscale. It was at comfortable temperature with ample lighting. I do wish they increase their seating somehow since it get filled up quickly. The live kitchen gave a nice feel to the restaurant as well.This is a great spot if you are looking for North Indian chaat in the RTP area!

Located across the Wegmans in Morrisville, this establishment used to be another Indian restaurant that went by Gulli Boys.I like what they did with the decor and it does give a fresh take and is appropriate with what they're going for: street food atmosphere.We ordered the chicken kathi roll tacos and malai soya chop.I can speak on the kathi rolls, and as you can see from the picture, they're not that big or even average size honestly. The roll (aka paratha) was nice and flakey, but there was a lot to be desired.The filling was very scant and had okay flavor. Thankfully they provided chutneys on the side to dress it up, which helped out.$11 for two small kathi rolls with not much chicken and flavor just doesn't do it for me.

Chaat MandiINTRO: Chaat Mandi is an Indian restaurant located in hatches pond lane in Morrisville. If you are going to go there, take a to go order.Vada-pav (8.99) Authentic Indian fast food you usually get at street of Bombay. We loved the flavor and presentation.Parking/ Location: They were located in a parking center, so we had no trouble finding the parking spot.Ambience and Service: The place is clean, good, has good interior décor, but place was crowded. Not good for date nights. It was a self-service restaurant, so service can be better. If you want to get an additional pav, or something you would have to get in the queue and order it, aka it doesn't matter if you are already eating or just arrived. It is inconvenient for dining experience.

Excellent grilled items, great ambience, good music. Casual spot with excellent food..never been disappointed coming here. The chefs special malai chicken is my favorite. All the soya chaaps are good, too. I also love their sweets especially jilebi. They have masala chai unlimited on Thu and Fri, and it is awesome to drink chai and have their food. Highly recommend the place for a casual meal or pickup. Has the feels of a modern dhaba.

First time was an interesting experience. They have complimentary bottled water, which I thought was awesome in itself. They advertised a buffet, but then explained it was at another location. I ordered two chicken roll ups which were decent. The naan was a bit chewy, not fully. They closed in early afternoon, which I thought was a bit odd.

i mean, it's fine!stopped here after seeing a movie to get some takeout. the location is convenient, in the wegmans area. we were starved and the service was super quick, so points on that. the decor is also gorgeous, with a beautiful wall mural, although the interior is a bit cramped.we ordered the vada pao and chaat mandi's special dal with chudidar paratha. both were fine, reasonably tasty, but i wouldn't order again. not because of the quality of the food, which was perfectly fine, but because of the outrageous prices. 2 pieces of vada pao for $9 is wild, and even wilder is $17 for a tray of dal with one (1) paratha. the portion sizes were small, not mammoth by american restaurant standards, so the food didn't even last for leftovers the next day. $26 for one meal--that too street food--is way too expensive, especially since nearby places like nukkad with comparable menu items and way better food charge less for the same stuff.i'd definitely check it out again if they lowered their prices, but otherwise it's a skip.

I tried this place a couple of times. Both times to go orders.The speed of service and accuracy of orders was as expected.We ordered several dishes.Pani Puri - now this is a dish I would say is quite tough to get wrong. I found the Pani puri water both times slightly too watered down. Perhaps a miscalculation on how much ice is required to keep it cold. Also the taste misses quite a few notes on sourness and spice. The Puris are great quality though.Sou Chaap. We tried both the Haryali and Achari and both times the taste was alright but not really as good as I have had in a few other places. The few things I can think of are that the pieces are too large and do not have the right feel. Secondly, in the achari version they were a tad too heavy handed on the onions, almost ruining the entire dish in the process.Again the food was not atrocious but I have had better.

We tried dosa, uttapam, dahi poori and chhole bhature. Sambar had no flavor. I would give it 5/10. Dahi poori had dried gol gappe air fried so did not taste authentic. Chhole bhature were done well. A must try. Tea was good.