Sharmaji Ke Chole Bhature — Restaurant in Lajpat Nagar IV

Extremely overrated, horrible taste and overpriced at INR 100

Sharma ji should stop selling this version of "no onion garlic chhole bhature" as it clearly differs significantly from the actual recipe. And its not just these two ingredients, the chhole lacked the generic essence of delhi's classic masaledaar chhole which you would find even at your own kicthen. The bhatura too were awful and had a very thick form owing to an equally thick dough.

Remove cheese from a pizza, call it "no cheese pizza" and see how it would be received by customers. I personally disliked this recipe of chhole prepared by sharma ji's, but if you prefer having this dish in such a format then...

This place has a lot of emotions attached. Especially, for kids who went to the nearby schools and colleges. Sharma ji has been around for at least 30 years. I remember when we used to get one plate for ₹3.00 and now it costs ₹50.00, and it still tastes awesome, just like it did all those years ago. You don't see Sharma ji around anymore, but, his son is now running the stall. This is one of Moolchand's eating scene's best kept secrets, simply because it opens early in the morning, and is finished before 11:00 am. Next time you are hungry for breakfast, and are anywhere near Moolchand, give Sharma ji a visit, and enjoy some of the best chole...

Better known as Moolchand Ke Chhole Bhature , they have now shifted to Gurunanak Market. Just take the lane next to Park Inn by Radisson, and in about 100-200m you'll see their small shop on the right.

Surely not a place to be missed , especially if you're looking for a nice weekend chhole bhature breakfast. They do limited hours on all days, particularly weekdays. Weekends are longer but they close by 2-3pm Gets crowded after 11am. Enjoy them best and slowly by going earlier if you can (they start at...