Indian Restaurant Delhi Chaat Corner — Restaurant in City of Niagara Falls

Finger licking Delhi style food with lots of options from chaat to parantha to pav bhaji and kulcha. We family of 10 people were looking for a place to satisfy our North Indian food cravings. While walking down the street after a long day at Niagara Falls we spotted this joint but I saw bad reviews and were hesitant to go inside at first. We thought will try 1-2 food items to begin with and then see how is the taste.. we ordered amristari kulcha, samosa , kadi chawal and my family said oho dilli ka swad aa gya.. we keep ordering the food almost all the items from the menu and loved it all. Their kulfi was amazing.

These are all the items we ordered- Amristari kulcha- must order Gobhi parantha Paneer parantha Samosa Dahi bhalla Pav bhaji- uncle offered one free plate of pav bhaji as well.. you will never find such a courtesy in such a touristy place Naan -butter, garlic Paneer butter Masala Tikona parathas for kids and to go with left over curries/chhole Kadi chawal- they were like home taste. Mango lassi was little sour and liquidy but decent Chocolate kulfi were so delicious.

You can never go wrong with this place and must try place for your cravings.

I don’t think this place deserves bad reviews I feel all the bad reviews are given by other food competitors. Lovely place to sit with families after a tiring day and enjoy wholesome meals!!

We overall spent 250$+ at this place and totally worth every penny.forgot to mention the friendly staff and fast...

🌟 A Must-Try Spot for Authentic Indian Vegetarian Food (especially chat)! 🌟

I had the pleasure of dining at this fantastic pure vegetarian restaurant and was genuinely impressed by the quality, variety, and flavor of the food!

🍛 What I Tried: I ordered the Rajma Chawal Combo, and it was simply delicious! The rajma (kidney beans) was cooked to perfection with a rich, flavorful gravy that paired wonderfully with the fragrant basmati rice. It was hearty, comforting, and reminded me of homemade North Indian meals — a true soul food experience.

📜 Menu & Variety: Their menu is extensive, with well-priced combos like Chole Bhature, Poori Sabzi, Amritsari Kulche, and various chaat items that bring the Taste of Chandni Chowk right to your table. The chaat section looked incredibly inviting, especially the Samosa Chaat and Tikki Chole. Everything is very reasonably priced for the quality and quantity offered.

🍽️ Ambience & Experience: The service was quick, and the food was served hot and fresh. The staff was courteous, and the setup is clean and comfortable — perfect for a casual meal.

💯 Overall Verdict: If you're craving authentic, flavorful Indian vegetarian food, this is a place you don’t want to miss. The Rajma Chawal alone is worth the visit, and I’m definitely coming back to try more items from the combo and...

Absolutely Horrible Experience – Deceptive, Rude, and Tasteless

I rarely write reviews, but this place deserves a warning label.

First off, the pictures on their menu and online are pure deception. I was lured in by what looked like the most beautiful Chole Bhature I’d ever seen — golden, fluffy bhaturas and rich, spicy chole. What I got was a soggy, flat excuse for bread that had clearly been pulled out of the freezer and tossed on a tawa. When I asked the owner about it, he snapped, “Did you read the menu? It said tawa bhatura, not real bhatura.” Are you kidding me? That’s the kind of shady wordplay you expect from a scam, not a restaurant. Absolute disgrace.

The samosa? Not even fried. I’m not exaggerating — it was cold in the middle and looked steamed or microwaved at best. Just sad.

Other items were clearly frozen and microwaved or quickly heated. You could taste the freezer burn. For the prices they charge, it’s shocking how low the quality is.

To top it all off, the owner and staff were just plain rude. No hospitality, no apology, no accountability. It felt like they were doing me a favor by serving me their half-baked, reheated nonsense.

Do yourself a favor — skip this place and find literally any other Indian restaurant. This was one of the worst dining experiences...