Natraj Chole Bhature — Restaurant in Bengaluru

If you’re craving authentic Delhi-style chole bhature in Bengaluru, Natraj Chole Bhature on Sarjapur Road is a must-visit. This eatery has garnered a loyal following for its flavorful offerings and consistent quality. 

🌟 Food & Taste

Natraj Chole Bhature is celebrated for its paneer-stuffed bhaturas—crispy on the outside and soft inside—paired with spicy, semi-dry pindi-style chole. The dish is complemented by accompaniments like pickled amla, green chutney, onions, and chillies, enhancing the overall flavor profile.  

Beyond chole bhature, the menu features a variety of North Indian delights, including pav bhaji, samosas, rajma chawal, and desi ghee jalebis. The lassi, served in a traditional kulhad, is particularly popular among patrons.  

🪑 Ambience & Service

The eatery operates on a self-service model with standing tables, reflecting its street-food roots. While seating is limited, the quick service and bustling atmosphere add to its charm.  

💰 Pricing Given the quality and authenticity of the food, many consider it good value for money. 

📝 Final Verdict

For those seeking a genuine taste of North Indian street food in Bengaluru, Natraj Chole Bhature delivers on flavor and authenticity. While the dining setup is basic, the culinary experience more than compensates. It’s a spot that promises to satiate your cravings and leave you planning...

We just went for a walk and tumbled on this place. It was already crowded and tables were full. We ordered chole bhature, pav bhaji and lassi. Chole bhature was yummmm. It hasd paneer stuffing. Chole quantity was good. They had given another small katori with onions topped with green chutney, and was provided with a piece of amla and green chili. Pav bhaji was so so, not that great, pav was good but didn't like the bhaji taste. Bhaji was topped with a cube of butter. Plate was served with onions topped with green chutney and a piece of lemon. And then came the best part, lassi. It was topped with a thick layer of cream added with cardamom powder.

Overall rating: Chole bhature - 10/10 Pav bhaji - 6/10 Lassi - 10/10 Ambience and service - 10/10

Lastly on the seating capacity, it is very limited when compared to the customers flocking. Needs to...

There is no seating here instead tall tables so you have to stand and eat your food.

Free common parking outside.

Taste was not so good. I still miss the north jndian taste. Bhature was paneer stuffed, quite heavy on stomach if you have 2 bhature. It was stuffed with black chana and chutney and achar as sides which was not good. Bread pakoda was good , the best of all the dishes I had was lassi.

Tikki chaat was okay to just satisfied my cravings for North Indian chaats, high scope for improvement.

Please don’t take kulfi, it was Rs 80/- not worth at all. Bombay kulfi is far better than this.

Also I didn’t like the suji gol gappe. It was Rs 50 for 5 puris Other options available was pav bhaji, papri chaat, rajma chawal, chole chawal, jalebi, chowmien samosa, kachori with aloo sabzi etc

It is overhyped place definitely. Not worth...