Chhote's restaurant

Excellent shrimp tikka masala and naan bread! Service was fast and friendly. Would definitely eat here again while in Raleigh!

Good taste and I liked the counter service. The dosa could have been a little crispier but otherwise delicious with Sambar.

Simple menu at Raleighs Transfer Co. Food Hall. Large portions, chicken tikka masala was excellent. Garlic naan and vegetable samosa's also really good! Service was very personable and good. The Food Hall had a fun atmosphere. Very enjoyable place to visit.

Delicious! In the Transfer Food Hall. The food and the service were impeccable. Lots of options for vegetarians!

Overall, I am not a big fan of the food hall. It's just not the best place for a date or catching up with friends because it is so noisy and crowded. However, if you're downtown doing something with a group and want to grab a quick meal with options for everyone it's the place to go. I've tried most of the vendors at Transfer Company but had not had Chhote so decided to give it a try last night. I ordered the Chana Masala and husband the Chicken Tikka Masala. Food was ready super quick and portion sizes were generous. Mine was very flavorful. Husband's had lots of sauce, perfect for all the rice, and was an average Tikka Masala. If you're craving quick Indian food not a bad place to grab some.

I had the taste for Indian food and didn't want to pay an arm and leg to cure my craving so I found this spot inside Transfer Food Hall. The prices are reasonable and portions and nice. They offer various specials which they post for viewing. I ordered Chicken Tikka Masala and Samosas. The samosas were huge but very lukewarm almost cold and the chicken tikka masala was plentiful yet kind of bland. The chunks of chicken were huge so no complaint there but I wish I could taste more spices and flavors. If ever in the area again I would give them a go and try another dish.

Lunch here today was good! It's Indian street food, and the menu is short. I chose two items from the small eats section--samosas and chicken kathi rolls, which were described to me as "Indian tacos." Both were nicely spicy and tasty, but the kathi rolls were enough on their own. I wound up taking a samosa home. My friend enjoyed his huge lamb dosa and managed to eat the whole thing.The service was quick and friendly, and the restaurant was clean. Windows surround the kitchen, so you can watch them work. I heard another patron say that it used to be a Char-Grill, and that was pretty obvious in the decor--it looks like they kept it the way it was (including tables and chairs) and just changed the signs. We would have liked to see more choices on the menu and more compostable containers. Also, the drink machine was broken, but water was fine with that spicy food.

The chicken tikka was good, nothing crazy or unique, but also inoffensive. The chunks of chicken were smaller than I'd expect but it was light and not as heavy after eating which I appreciated. You can clearly taste the freshness of the ingredients they use.The garlic naan bread is uninspired, lacking real taste of garlic and is a bit chewy. It makes it good for soaking up sauce but it struggles to hold anything on it sadly. I always look forward to garlic naan and unfortunately this didn't do much to accompany the meal. The rice was plain and unseasoned and did nothing but add texture to the meal. I was also disappointed in the portion size as I felt like the $18 would have warranted a bit more food. It's a forgettable experience, but one where you won't have a bad meal, but you won't be craving or thinking about the restaurant in the future. There's far better choices for Indian food, but if you're in a pinch it's passable.

Great food and awesome service . It feels good to get Great customer every time we come here. They always welcome you with a smile.

Absolutely delicious food that is available in the food hall. Transfer food hall off of Davie Street in Raleigh. Absolutely delicious.