The Chhaunk — Restaurant in Gurugram District

"The Chhaunk," which serves authentic Bihari cuisine. Bihari cuisine originates from the state of Bihar in India and is known for its unique flavors and ingredients. Here's a breakdown of the items you've mentioned:

Champaran Mutton: Champaran is a district in Bihar, and Champaran mutton likely refers to a mutton (goat meat) dish that is prepared with the regional flavors and techniques characteristic of the area.

Chhaunk Special Non-Veg Thali: "Chhaunk" likely refers to the tempering of spices in hot oil, which is a common technique in Indian cooking. A "thali" is a traditional Indian meal that consists of a variety of dishes served on a single plate. The "Chhaunk Special Non-Veg Thali" could include a selection of non-vegetarian dishes with a Bihari twist.

Litti Chokha: Litti Chokha is a popular Bihari dish. Litti is a round wheat flour ball stuffed with roasted gram flour and spices, while Chokha is a mix of mashed vegetables like roasted eggplant, tomato, and potatoes, seasoned with spices.

Dahi Barey: Dahi Baray (also known as Dahi Vada) are lentil fritters soaked in yogurt and typically served as a snack or appetizer.

Drinks - The Chhaunk is the first cloud kitchen to provide RTD mocktails in their menu .. which goes well with spicy Bigari Cuisine

Dessert - Sattu and Gur Ladoo: Sattu is a flour made from roasted chickpeas or other grains. Gur is jaggery, a traditional unrefined sugar. Sattu and Gur Ladoo would be sweets made from combining these ingredients, forming round sweets or ladoos.

Overall, "The Chhaunk" seems to offer a variety of Bihari dishes, along with drinks and dessert, all inspired by the culinary traditions of Bihar. It's a delightful representation of regional cuisine...

Puri Sabji is my favourite breakfast and sometime in lunch too depending on weather. I am from Bihar and it is so hard to find good Bihari Cuisine. Saw this newly opened restaurant while browsing for Puri Sabji and delighted to see that they are Bihar specialised kitchen in Gurgaon. I tried my luck and ordered and I am so happy to share that the restaurant's food and service was beyond expectations. It impressed me as soon as I received packet. The food was packed in reusable glass containers which I saw first time ever. The food preparation was exactly like home made and there was no unnecessary spices or oil. The ingredients and even the pickles were tasting like home made. The quantity was sufficient so that you don’t have to eat sabji small bite to keep it available till puri finishes. I must say that it was worth experimenting newly opened restaurant and I would order more items soon. Thank you The Chhaunk for keeping Bihari taste alive in my city where we miss home made foods....

Amazing...I am out of words. but still ,i want to share my experience.

These 5 stars aren't enough to tell how much delicious their food was. The packaging, which most of the people keep at the last place to take care of , was equally appreciable. Most of the food joints/restaurants pack the food in plastic boxes or plastic bags which harmful for the health and that's why i refrain myself from ordering packaged food. But "The Chhaunk" really made my day. The food tasted like mom's food and prepared with utmost hygiene. The packing boxes were of glass which is the most unique thing i have ever seen on zomato. Even when the packaging was so keenly taken care of , there wasn't a bit of compromise with the taste of food.

Overall: Amazing...I am...