Chaat Cafe

The naan is wonderful, and tastes fresh out of the tandoor, I had the chicken kabob wrap (desi style). Loved it, would visit the next time in the Dallas area.

Ask for your food to be made «Indian spicy» to really get the full taste. Great place for lunch!

So many of you know I spent a short stent in DFW. (2 months). I was living out of a suitcase and in a hotel exclusively. For an avid Unilocaler, this was the life. It meant trying new places each and every single night.
This was literally the first place I ate at when I arrived. I looked up what was near my hotel and this place popped up. It was open later and something besides a greasy burger. I arrived and the place is in a strip center. It wasn’t very busy, so I ordered at the counter. It seems like at least later in the evenings everything is made pretty fresh, because it did take a bit to get my food, but it was worth it.
I had the butter chicken and the garlic naan. Both dishes were delicious. The serving size was just right. I ate it all but not stuffed and the prices were affordable, I could see this trip starting off right. They also offer free wifi and have karaōke on certain nights. They also offer happy hour with $ 2 beers!

An Indian friend kindly led me to this place and allowed me to try some amazing items. With his help, I can now I can confidently say it’s not only amazing, but also authentic. Although I’m sure the curry dishes are delicious, the idea of an Indian wrap and «Indian Chinese» were new to me and something I haven’t found elsewhere in the DFW area.
My favorites: Seekh wrap, Boti wrap, and veggie wrap.

They offer a dinner here of a main entrée, vegetable, lentils, naan, and rice. I asked if I can get saag paneer as my vegetable and am told that I could not. The vegetable is actually whatever they decide for that day. To get a side of saag paneer would be about $ 7 extra. *crickets*
I decided on the chicken tikka masala dinner. I received the entrée, the veggie which was vegetable masala, lentils, naan, and rice and I ordered chai as my drink.
The tikka masala was good overall but some chunks of the chicken didn’t taste so … chickeny (ha!). Additionally, my lentils and rice (which came with peas & corn or maybe carrots in it) were both lukewarm which quickly turned to cold. My chai was unsweetened which isn’t a bad thing but I’m used to them either put

This place was delicious, well priced, and relatively quick. If you ask for a to-​go cup before you leave you can capitalize on the fountain soda experience. Servers were super nice. The menu was extensive, and even included wraps and other non-​traditional items that sounded interesting. For my first visit though, I went for the standards.
Recommendations: Samosas! Comes with some kind of garbanzo bean thing, amazing. Tandoori chicken — moist, delicious, and you can get it with naan, rice, dal and vegetable of the day (was a yogurt curry when I visited) for $ 10.99! HUGE amount of food.
Wouldn’t get again: The tandoori shrimp were not amazing — tiny little shrimpy guys, too salty, overcooked.