Chaat Mandi – Indian Street Food

Great vibes. The step up is very good and has an indian and Western fusion. Overall, ambience is great and also kudos nice clean toilet. The menu has a wide range with some of the great dishes. I could try only a couple of dishes at it was my first visit , definitely another visit soon. Must visit with co.olwtw family and friend's.

Chaat Mandi is a super friendly place that serves up the best authentic Indian food. We went for the lunch and were blown away by the amazing service and delicious food. Everything was fresh and homemade, with a burst of flavor in every bite. If you’re looking for something fresh and tasty, you have to try Chaat Mandi. This was our first time in Chaat Mandi. It was a best experience to travel 300 miles away for this street food. We were here for a family wedding. After getting so many good reviews about the food, we decided to visit this hidden gem. There were so many other food items which we missed to try out but we will visit next time for sure. From their Kathi rolls to Chaat Mandi special dal, it was excellent.

I ordered Soya Chaap, which as per the menu, is served with Rumali Roti and Rice. However, I only received the Soya Chaap, but they charged me the full amount. When I called to inform them, instead of resolving the issue, they asked me to drive to their restaurant to collect the missing items, with no other alternative provided. To make things worse, they kept me on hold for 5 minutes and then disconnected the call. This is not the first time they have done this—I have faced similar issues before. Their service is extremely careless, and they clearly do not value their customers. I am highlighting this issue so others are aware, and I will be rating them accordingly based on this experience. Very disappointed!

The place has a nice ambiance—small, cute café vibes that make for a cozy spot to grab a bite. We ordered quite a bit: Kolkata Dahi Puri, Chuski Wala Samosa Chaat, Lahori Tangri Kebab, Chicken Hakka Noodles with Manchurian sauce. Out of everything, the Dahi Puri was definitely the star—fresh, flavorful, and perfectly balanced. The Lahori Tangri Kebab, unfortunately, didn’t hit the mark; it felt undercooked and had a slight raw smell. The noodles were tasty, but the spice level was much higher than expected, even though we asked for mild. Overall, the food wasn't bad, but it wasn't great either—especially when you consider the cost. For two people, the total came to around $82, which feels a bit steep for street food-style dishes. That said, I’m open to giving it another try to see if the second visit shifts my opinion.

A decent chaat place in the Morrisville area. They had a good variety in thier menu. Went here for a evening snacks. Pav bahji and bel puri were good. Tea wasn't hot, it was warm. Got their maggi and tea combo, maggi was less on the masala but was hot for a cold evening.