Chaska — Restaurant in Nottingham

We recently celebrated my daughter’s 15th birthday at Chaska, and I must say it was an absolutely wonderful experience from start to finish!

From the moment we walked in, we were welcomed by a warm and vibrant desi-themed ambiance that instantly set the mood. The nostalgic Bollywood music playing in the background, with a perfect mix of classic hits and current favorites, added a lively yet sentimental touch to the atmosphere.

The staff was incredibly attentive and courteous, making sure every detail was taken care of — from seating arrangements to food service. Their hospitality truly made our gathering special.

Now, onto the food — simply spectacular! We ordered the Kabuli platter, which was a generous spread of mouth-watering barbecue mutton, chicken, and chapli kebabs, each cooked to perfection. The fresh rotis and Kabuli pulao rice, accompanied by flavorful sweet and pudina chutneys, were the perfect complements to the meats. Every bite was a burst of authentic flavor!

They also offered a lovely selection of lassis and mocktails, which paired perfectly with the lively vibe of the celebration. Refreshing and well-crafted, they were a big hit among the adults and teens alike.

We had a group of about 30-35 people, and every single guest left impressed by the food, the service, and the overall experience. It’s rare to find a place that can accommodate a large gathering while maintaining such high standards of food and service.

Pricing was very reasonable, especially considering the rich ambiance, attentive service, and top-notch food quality.

Special thanks to Mr. Hussain, the owner, who was incredibly cooperative and accommodating. His personal attention to ensuring that every dish and drink was served with care and perfection made a real difference. It’s clear he is passionate about delivering an exceptional experience to every guest.

Highly recommended for anyone looking to host a family get-together, birthday party, or just a special meal in a cozy, vibrant setting. We’re already looking forward to...

We used to be regular visitors to Chaska, drawn in by its delicious recipes and vibrant street food flavors. However, our experience until yesterday was a stark departure from our expectations. We had invited a few vegetarian friends for dinner, anticipating the same great service we had always enjoyed. We ordered the platters—one vegetarian and one non-vegetarian—both of which are highlights of the restaurant. When the platters arrived, they were a feast for the eyes.

The non-vegetarian platter was fantastic, but our joy quickly turned to shock when one of our vegan guests discovered a large chunk of chicken in their mixed vegetable curry. We immediately alerted the Chaska team, hoping for a swift resolution. Unfortunately, their response was disappointing and immature. They responded that "sometimes curries get mixed," suggesting the chicken must have "fallen from the grill" into the curry. This lack of professionalism and accountability exacerbated an already ruined evening.

While we understand that mistakes can happen, how they are addressed speaks volumes about a restaurant's service. In this case, there was little acknowledgment or apology, leaving us feeling embarrassed and frustrated. Our guests were left without an appetite, and it was too late to salvage the evening elsewhere. Regrettably, after this experience, we’ve decided that Chaska will no longer be on our list of...

Very disappointed today with the breakfast. We visited this afternoon with a family of 6 for the full break menu. Initially promptly greeted, seated, then placed our order but this when things went downhill sadly.

We told the staff member a couple was running late to serve 4 of 6 breakfast orders.

The breakfast came approx 6-7 after placed our order. We tried the Chana which had very smoked / burnt taste and had very little spice or flavour, the aloo was very bland, the halwa was acceptable, and the achar was really just there for show, who is going to eat lemon achar. The mango lassi I would say was OK.

When the couple joined us after the food was served they have their channa substituted with aloo, so got 2 serving with no mention of why. When we asked why they said they ran out of channa despite me advising to have order ready and did not mention this even after they served it to them. I find this poor and embarrassing.

We did not enjoy the breakfast unfortunately this time like we did 1 year ago.

We told the waiter about how we felt, he mentioned the lady who makes the food was away on Umrah and the channa was overcooked hence the smoked taste. In short he admitted it was not up their standards.. despite this there was no apology or concession offered for the bad food, really bad service. I’m getting smoky heart burn writing this review so I hope management this...