Chaat Ka Nasha — Restaurant in Kerala

Updated Review. I revisited this place for the second time. The first time, I had a bad experience with the person who sits at the billing counter, and I mentioned that in my first review. The owner replied that it wouldn't happen again. Guess what? I had the same experience today as well. This time, I didn't order anything. I just left and went to North Bites, where I had a good time. These people should learn customer service from other places. I would never recommend this place to anyone. I'm changing my rating from 3 to 1. I wish there was an option to give zero.

Previous Review I reached the restaurant at 9:30 PM and ordered a sev Puri, samosa pav, and a papdi chat. The samosa pav cost ₹100, and the other two dishes were around the same price. All three dishes were tasty, but the toppings on the chats were identical, making it hard to tell them apart until you tasted them. The restaurant have a few benches and tables for seating, and it operated on a self-service basis. You have to pay at the counter when placing your order, and there was a designated pickup area for the food. The only downside was the person at the counter, who might have been the owner, wasn't very friendly. Their attitude made a difference in the dining experience, and I hope they were just having a bad day and not always like that when...

So far all the Chaats I have had that were not from the street side peddlers always missed that unique umpf in their taste. And this place is no different.

But yet it deserved a 4 star rating for the effort, cleanliness, good staff and near real taste on offer. Though I thought the price a bit high for chaat, seeing it served in bio degradable plates and spoons quickly had it justified.

And the flavours of their Bhel Puri, Pani Puri and Masala Puri were not too bad either. Portions were good as well. Amongst the offerings of chaat in trivandrum, this place really shines on their offerings... their menu boasts of a lot more dishes, and hopefully my frequent visits will have me indulge more in their flavourful offerings...

A great start that can definitely help them establish by maintaining the quality on offer with suttle enhancement to ensure they come up at the top...

looking forward to their growth with...

A Flavorful Feast

Chaat Ka Nasha is a culinary haven for street food aficionados. Here’s my take on this delightful spot:

Authentic Flavors: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ From the first bite of vada pav to the last slurp of pani puri, Chaat Ka Nasha delivers on its promise of authentic taste. Cleanliness and Hygiene: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Hygiene matters, especially when indulging in street food. Chaat Ka Nasha doesn’t disappoint—it’s spotless and well-maintained. You can savor your chaat without any worries. Must-Try Items: Vada Pav: Soft pav buns sandwiching spicy potato vada—a classic Mumbai delight. Sev Puri: Crispy puris topped with tangy chutneys, sev, and diced veggies. Pani Puri: Bursting flavor bombs filled with spicy tamarind water and chickpeas. In summary, Chaat Ka Nasha is where taste meets hygiene. Whether you’re a local or a traveler, this place deserves a spot on your...