Pastries N Chaat

Have been wanting to try this place out for a long time and finally got a chance to visit. We ordered chaat even though they do have some meals like different kinds of biriyanis and combos. we ordered samosa chaat and sev puri and they were very good. Reminded me of chaat from back home. So glad there is finally a decent chaat place in scottsdale. You must definitely visit this place if you’re craving chaat.

Tried Bhel poori — seemed some ingredients are missing but tasted okay! Then comes Dahi poori — there was not much of sweet tamarind chutney recognizable in it but they made it sweet whisking yogurt with sugar, but tasted good and mouthful, soft and sweet ! I would revisit this place to try out their other chaats !

I had the best biryani in the U.S. at this place. Mind you, it’s pretty hot but very authentic. Their chaat and other dishes were extremely good as well. We were in Phoenix for a couple of days during our road trip and we went ther both the days.
If I am ever visit Phoenix, I am definitely goinf back to this place. ⁵⁄₅ for food.

Yemmy Yemmy SouthINDIAN style Biryani…
The food is really fresh and kind of home food. Prices are reasonable with enough quantity .And they are really doing good job in serving and maintaining standards. Funny thing we need to give tip before they serve.

Hi. These guys are selling Frozen paranthas of DEEP brand and ready to eat currys which are available in plenty at any Indian grocery shop at much lower rate .But our purpose is to get freshly cooked food which is not available here as they are selling heated frozen stuff.
I thnk any Indian living abroad can recognize these paranthas and curry by their shape and color, taste itself. My suggestion is to them, they should put some effort and cook fresh and stop selling frozen stuff at least.

We ordered mirchi bajji, samosa paneer puff and some veggie special combo. None of the items were good. They tasted like heated frozen stuff. I’m not going back there again.

I wish I could give 0 rating. Food here stinks. And for your and your family’s safety., never take «to go» here. I once got rotten and stale puffs n that’s the end of it. Don’t risk your life.

⁰⁹⁄₁₅ Picked up few pastries and chilli chicken pizza. As usual this is the only and the best place where you get great pastries in the valley. Kids love the pastries and samosa. Recommed this place for pastries and authentic chat.

Stopped by last week for dinner. Jam packed with Indians again. We got a few subtle stares, not sure if it was because we were the only whiteys or because my shirt was still noticeably damp from my workout at the gym. We tried a variety of stuff this time — the biryani was new on the menu when we last visited and I’d been hanging to try it so I got the «sultani chicken» version and a couple of samosas. The wife got the vada pav and a combo plate, and the kid got a chicken puff. I’m going to keep it brief — this place lays on the hot chili like a bastard! The chicken puff and samosas weren’t too bad, but the vada pav (basically a fat potato patty in a burger) had a layer of ultra hot chili, and my biryani was almost uneatable. A few spoons in (it was temperature-​hot as well!) and sweat started literally pouring off my face, dripping off my nose etc, I kid you not. It was almost comical how hot it was, like they had purposefully emptied a jar of ghost pepper juice into it to have a laugh at our expense. I thought I was used to hot curries since my culture makes them as well, but I think that my recent decade spent living in the US (or old age, or perhaps a combination of both) has softened up my tastebuds? Maybe I’ve just forgotten what a legit curry tastes like. I really liked it, but I literally got three full meals out of the biryani (I finished the last of it today, matter of fact). I thoroughly recommend this dish — it’s extremely inexpensive, they serve up a generous amount and your arse will look like the Japanese flag for days after eating it.
I’m very impressed with this place — we’ll be back! A promotion to four stars could be in its future — they don’t hold back on their spices which means that anyone wanting to have Indian food that ain’t dumbed down (like Bombay Spice used to do) could do a lot worse than dine here. Just bring a personal fan or a camelbak filled with ice water and have 911 on speed dial just in case.

We tried samosa chaat and the chicken curry combo plate. Now I expected that for 5 dollars samosa chaat would be 2 samosas but uh uh came with one. Taste wise it was alright nothing like authentic indian chaat. Coming to the chicken curry plate, comes with a paratha, pulav, chicken curry. we were disappointed that the roti (bread) was the frozen type. I mean seriously for 7 dollars I have been to places that serve excellent fresh Naan and delicious curry. Chicken curry was the only good thing of the combo plate. It could have been a 4 star rating since it’s really good taste and a decent place to sit but for the roti and slightly high price for one samosa in the chaat.

This was my third visit to this place. I liked the place first two times, but the food was quite bad this time around. Ordered 2 Pav Bhaji’s, 1 samosa chat and 1 pani-​puri for me and a friend. Samosa chat had only one samosa in it, the chat curry was cold and didn’t taste fresh at all. I had to return pani puri because the water tasted very bad. The manager changed it for dahipuri instead, which tasted good. Pav bhaji was an okay meal, the Pav was cold though. Taste was just about alright. I think this restaurant has good potential, but they need to improve their standard.

Gr8 place. Samosa awesme. Same fr egg puff… Dahi batata puri one shd try definitely

Be prepared for long wait times. Highly disorganized staff. Mismanagement at its peak. Wait for half n hour and then they will tell sorry we have delays again. Sometimes you get some other food which you didn’t order.
The samosas were soaked in oil ! Some oil mine inside I guess.

I’ve been wanting to check this place out for a long time and finally made it a point to come by and pay them a visit. It is really close to our house and I needed a new place to chill.
This is both a small restaurant and a good looking custom cake and pastries sanctuary. Check out their photos to see all of the delicious cakes and sugary yummies that they make.
Inside is small with a menu that can be navigated with a scratch of a pencil on an ordering card. I got the impression that you place the order at the counter and they bring it to your table. Nothing fancy or sophisticated. Just fresh food with some tasty desserts to finish off your meal.
The menu has a few combo plates, several appetizers, a few pizzas with some hip flavors and another specialty called Chaat. Many of their dishes are designed for those who are on a meat free diet and actually taste very good. They even have some cool daily specials.
Ordered some meatless Samosa Chaat for a starter and was amazed on how good it tasted. The combination of textures and flavors were delightful. Next ordered a Chicken Tikka Pizza. My stomach was hungry and I needed a little more to eat. The pizza was a fusion of of flavors from India and Italy and served hot and fresh.
Ordering was a bit confusing at first and the place looked like they got slammed the night before. Will definitely come back and try out some of their other items on the menu. The desserts in the display cases looked amazing. ORDER UP!
4 STARS

Okay so this is the only place that has the real Indian taste to it
Very clean and excellent dining area
To make it short only Indian place that’s worth going

Very tasty chaat! The Dahl Batata Puri was perfect for kids. Not to mention the delicious desserts! I know this is meant to be snacks but we made a dinner of it.

Great spot for a quick bite of indian foods. Vegetarian friendly.
Samosas are crispy n lightly spiced. Chicken tikka pizza made on naan bread is different but good. I had the lunch special, paneer vindaloo. Tasted great
The deserts are good. At least the indian desserts. I haven’t tried the American desserts yet but I will

Came back to try the chili paneer pizza today which was simply delicious with a little spice kick.
Picked up mango and pineapple pastries which were both really good. Cake was moist with fresh icing. Hard to decide which one was better!

This is nice place, it’s a corner shop for some Indian snacks, pastry and sweets.
Like it, it is small but good food. Price is reasonable

This place is new and good. Pizza and Puffs are delicious. They don’t serve Pani Puri which is one drawback compared to Little India.
Overall its a nice Chaat Place and the cakes are very good too.