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A food-court visit featuring shish kebabs, malai chicken and grilled dishes.
Iftar snacks spot in Royapettah, compared to Mannady this place is ok, as all the chicken snacks are only 50 rupees, except one cheese chicken which is 100. All the snacks taste the same only, so nothing unique. Just a one time try during the month of Ramadan. Can try the Malpua with Rabdi which is served here as it tastes really different.
Had a delightful Iftar snack experience at Bombay Chat House! 🌙✨ Their variety of chaats and delicious snacks were fresh, flavorful, and perfect for breaking the fast. The pani puri, dahi puri, and sev puri were all well-balanced with tangy, spicy, and sweet notes. Portions were generous, and everything came out quickly — great for a busy Iftar crowd. The staff was friendly and attentive, making the overall experience comfortable. Highly recommend their Bombay-style chaat and special biryani snacks during Ramadan. Will definitely return!
Extremely disappointed with the service here. We waited for 30 minutes without being acknowledged, even after politely asking multiple times for a menu. When the waiter finally came over, he completely ignored our table and took the order of customers who had just arrived after us. When we questioned this unfair treatment, he rudely threw the menu at our table and spoke to us in an unacceptable tone. Terrible customer service and completely unprofessional staff. Will not be returning."
Kunafa chicken is must try .. biryani is okayish dragon chicken is good . newly opened restaurant in first floor good efforts for the first day. Rates are reasonable
The place may open at 3 PM but the items are kept for food and are displayed for buying at 4 PM only. The items look freshly prepared but not so hot. All dishes look so appetizing. After eating, it doesn't feel like any acidity or digestion problems, food is good and affordable.. only cutlet and Rose milk is Rs. 30, all others are Rs. 50 and Kunafa chicken is Rs. 100. Not all items tasted similar. And the quantity for a single piece is so filling, one person cannot eat more than 3 to 4 dishes. Overall a good experience to try for this Iftar. Tried Candy chicken (So big and filling-Recomennded), Mohabat ka Sarbath (too sweet), Chicken Cutlet (OK), Crispy Chicken (1 time try), Cheese ball and chicken cheese roll (Didn't feel the cheese, but tasted good).
A food-court visit featuring shish kebabs, malai chicken and grilled dishes.
Iftar snacks spot in Royapettah, compared to Mannady this place is ok, as all the chicken snacks are only 50 rupees, except one cheese chicken which is 100. All the snacks taste the same only, so nothing unique. Just a one time try during the month of Ramadan. Can try the Malpua with Rabdi which is served here as it tastes really different.
Had a delightful Iftar snack experience at Bombay Chat House! 🌙✨ Their variety of chaats and delicious snacks were fresh, flavorful, and perfect for breaking the fast. The pani puri, dahi puri, and sev puri were all well-balanced with tangy, spicy, and sweet notes. Portions were generous, and everything came out quickly — great for a busy Iftar crowd. The staff was friendly and attentive, making the overall experience comfortable. Highly recommend their Bombay-style chaat and special biryani snacks during Ramadan. Will definitely return!
Extremely disappointed with the service here. We waited for 30 minutes without being acknowledged, even after politely asking multiple times for a menu. When the waiter finally came over, he completely ignored our table and took the order of customers who had just arrived after us. When we questioned this unfair treatment, he rudely threw the menu at our table and spoke to us in an unacceptable tone. Terrible customer service and completely unprofessional staff. Will not be returning."
Kunafa chicken is must try .. biryani is okayish dragon chicken is good . newly opened restaurant in first floor good efforts for the first day. Rates are reasonable
The place may open at 3 PM but the items are kept for food and are displayed for buying at 4 PM only. The items look freshly prepared but not so hot. All dishes look so appetizing. After eating, it doesn't feel like any acidity or digestion problems, food is good and affordable.. only cutlet and Rose milk is Rs. 30, all others are Rs. 50 and Kunafa chicken is Rs. 100. Not all items tasted similar. And the quantity for a single piece is so filling, one person cannot eat more than 3 to 4 dishes. Overall a good experience to try for this Iftar. Tried Candy chicken (So big and filling-Recomennded), Mohabat ka Sarbath (too sweet), Chicken Cutlet (OK), Crispy Chicken (1 time try), Cheese ball and chicken cheese roll (Didn't feel the cheese, but tasted good).
