The Agra Chaat — Restaurant in Agra

As a frequent visitor to this place for the past 20 years, dating back to my childhood, I must share my experience of the delightful street food at the iconic chart gali in Sadar Bazar, Agra. If you're a true foodie, this place is an absolute gem you can't afford to miss!

The variety offered here is impressive, with options like golgappe, aalu tikki, aloo chaat, and pav bhaji.

The must-tries include the golgappe, aalu tikki, and aloo chaat. These dishes burst with flavors that have been a constant joy for my taste buds all these years. The pav bhaji is good but not extraordinary.

One of the remarkable aspects of this eatery is its tradition. For over 30 years, they have been serving these delectable treats, preserving the authentic taste loved by locals and visitors alike.

The atmosphere is cozy, nestled in the narrow lanes of Sadar Bazar, and it exudes an old-world charm that has been a backdrop to countless cherished memories. Right in front, there's a vendor selling basket chat that's also worth a try.

For any tourist visiting Agra, I highly recommend making Sadar Bazar a part of your itinerary. Experiencing the vibrant chart culture of Agra at this historic spot is a culinary adventure you won't find anywhere else.

So, fellow food enthusiasts, whether you're a local or a traveler, head over to Sadar Bazar, savor the deliciousness, and immerse yourself in the rich street food heritage of Agra! #AgraFoodie...

🌶️ The Agra Chaat: Tangy Traditions in Every Bite

Located in the heart of Chaat Gali, The Agra Chaat is a legendary destination for authentic North Indian street food. With over 30 years of legacy, it’s a go-to for locals and tourists craving bold flavors and nostalgic bites.

🍽️ Must-Try Delights

• Aloo Tikki: Crispy, spicy, and topped with sweet-tangy chutneys. • Dahi Bhalla & Dahi Papdi: Cool, creamy, and perfectly spiced. • Golgappe (Suji/Atta): Served with flavored waters in quirky bottles—fun and refreshing. • Raj Kachori & Pav Bhaji: Generous portions and full of flavor.

🧭 Experience & Tips

• Expect crowds, especially in the evening—it’s part of the charm! • Prices are very reasonable, making it a budget-friendly indulgence. • Hygiene is surprisingly good for a street setup—some vendors even wear gloves. • Best visited with friends so you can sample everything without overstuffing.

Whether you’re a chaat connoisseur or...

Sadar jao aur yahan na khao ho hi nahi sakta. Being an Agrawasi I have been to this shop multiple times. This shop is located in the Chaat gali. In evening it is crowded. In fact whole chaat gali is full of foodies like me but this shop have huge number of customers. Reason is the taste, you will also find foreigners here enjoying Indian street food. Food will bring you here again and again. My personal favourite are pav bhaji, aloo chaat and cheela.

Now talk about the things which will disappoint you. First is that there is no sitting space you have eat khade khade. Second thing it is crowded so they will ask you to shift here and there. Third thing you will find it an bit unhygienic coz of dustbin as it is most of the time full. You won’t enjoy food much in summers coz of whole atmosphere.

Chaat gali is less crowded in day time so you can visit here in day time to avoid it. After 7 PM it has crowd which is even more...