Sharma's Kulche

Jatin Aggarwal

1 year ago

5.0

If you're craving authentic Delhi flavors in Bangalore, Sharma's Kulche is the place to go! Their kulchas are packed with toppings and bursting with flavor, and the Bedmi Poori is a rare find, crispy and delicious. With friendly service and cozy ambiance, it's perfect for a quick, satisfying North Indian meal. Don’t miss out on the lassi – it’s the perfect finishing touch!

Aditi Gupta

1 year ago

5.0

We tried Ghee Aloo Tikki Chaat, Tamatar Chaat, Kulhad Lassi and Paneer Matar Kulcha. Everything was quite good! Although Aloo Tikki Chaat was served with Matar (Usually it is served with Chole) But it had a quite unique taste of its own. Would definitely recommend it to others :)

foodprints

1 year ago

5.0

This is best kulcha place in Namma Bengaluru. Here you will get variety of kulcha here. Apart from kulcha you will get Banarasi Chaat, tomato chaat, newly launched Rabdi which is so tasty.

Ruthu Bhardwaj

5 months ago

5.0

Delicious North-Indian breakfast — the paneer-chole kulche and creamy lassi were the highlights. Simple, flavourful and worth visiting.

Dr. Nivedita Ghosh

1 year ago

4.0

We got here around 1pm on a Tuesday afternoon and the place was empty, just us. We quickly ordered their plain matar & whole wheat kulcha alongwith their banarasi tamatar chaat. They warned up the kulchas infront of us, served with hot and watching the tamatar chaat being prepared was also lovely. The kulcha was delicious, the chole were great, not too spicy. My favourite was definitely the tamatar chaat, so so so good, tangy, sweet, savoury, spicy, a must have! I also got their paneer kulcha packed, which was average, I prefer the plain kulcha. Overall, a great experience.

+5

Muqeet Khan

2 years ago

3.0

Tried there food recently, it's a self service place and the service is extremely fast. We tried the wheat and regular Kulche, one was topped with cheese and other with paneer. They were not authentic as compared with the ones from Delhi and the extra topping of tomato and coriander is not needed since you can only taste that. They were served along with some chole which were really good and tasty along with some spicy green chutney and some veggies. We also tried the rabdi which was fantastic!! Overall a decent experience.

Prasun Banerjee

2 years ago

3.0

We went there to check out their "Wheat Kulche" Chole. Being from North India, we won't dare to call it anything than kulche. It was near to what can be called as wheat bread. But overall combo was good enough accept the plate they offered. It was pretty small even for Puri Sabji, let alone two full size breads. But it was fulfilling if you are hungry. We tried rabdi, it was another disappointment at Rs.79. Wasn't expecting a liquid rabdi... 3star at max.

Vaishali Chakraborty

2 years ago

3.0

We had matar kulche and aloo tikki chat. I am from Delhi and definitely the chole kulche is not authentically Delhi but still tasty. However the aloo tikki chat is absolutely not North Indian/Delhi style at all, there was green peas curry added which is never added in any chats in Delhi, best to avoid the chats.

Pravin Tadiparthi

2 years ago

3.0

Initially it was over hyped and I went there I had tamotar chat was good and ot was the first time but totally it was above average coming to kulches I didn’t liked it it was overrated and not tasty at all

Rasiq

1 year ago

1.0

Had been to this place last night, food was decent nothing great. Coming to the main part, found two baby cockroaches running on the tables. That’s not it, saw a rat running where the water bottles were kept on the ground. It’s a small and open place which makes it easy to clean and maintain, Highly disappointed, just feel some action has to be taken against places like this. Some people might be okay with this, but i definitely not see rats everyday, so that’s definitely a big thing considering the hygiene.