Shyamji's Chole Bhature

bhavya

2 months ago

5.0

If you’re craving proper Delhi-style chole bhature in Bangalore, this place is definitely worth trying! The bhature comes out hot, fluffy, and slightly crispy on the outside, while the chole is well-spiced and flavorful. The combo with onions, pickle, and chutney really elevates the whole experience. Their lassi and rabdi-based desserts are also a must-try. That said, consistency can vary a bit—sometimes the bhature feels slightly oily or thick, but when it’s good, it’s really good. Overall, a solid spot for North Indian comfort food cravings. Would recommend trying it at least once!

Hemanth John

3 years ago

5.0

The best Chole bhature you get in town. Sakath soft sakath taste 💯. Usually the lassi and rabdi taste have too much sweet in other shops but here they have balanced it very well 😋 you won't feel anything having sweets back to back. They have multiple outlet in Bengaluru. The taste is next level trust me once you taste then your a regular customer for them.

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Amit Jain

3 years ago

5.0

Excellent chole bhatura. Chola was less spicy and bhatura was well cooked in fresh oil. Malai lassi is the best I had in bangalore. Thick with malai and lites of badam. On next visit will try other items too. One more thing - the plates, lassi glass and packaging are awesome!!

Akanksha

3 years ago

5.0

So glad this exists, gives my favourite person a reason to like Bangalore ✨ Flavours are closest to what we get in Delhi. Highly recommend for all pindi chole bhature fans 🫶

Lina

5 months ago

5.0

The best chole bhature atleast I have ever had in Bangalore. The bhatures were freshly made and served hot. Very underrated for the kind of food they serve.

Snehashree

3 years ago

5.0

Good wifi , friendly staff , fresh and tasty food , one of the best cheesecake , good quality as well as quantity. …………………………………

Namratha N Shet

3 years ago

5.0

Chole Bhature was very tasty. The Chole was very well cooked and I like the salad too. Don’t miss out their Malai Rabdi Gulab Jamun.

Neha Nagpal

3 years ago

4.0

Shyamji's Chole Bature has a limited menu and the outlet doesn't have any seating option. It's more like a fast food joint. The Chole Bature was excellent, typical Delhi style and the Baturas were not greasy thankfully. My only complaint is that the Chole wasn't piping hot. I saw the cook emptying several vessels of Chole in the main Kadai and pouring a lot of water to get the right consistency. This was then immediately served to most of us who were waiting there for our respective orders. Hence, the exact reason why the Chole wasn't served hot. I would advice the restaurant to please look into these intricate details to ensure that the customers have a flawless experience cause the food is delicious indeed...

Anjali Krishna

1 year ago

2.0

I was craving chholey bhaturey and chaat, and found this place online with good ratings, so I decided to give it a try. Unfortunately, they didn't have chaat available and suggested dahi samosa instead. It was a disappointing mix of dahi, samosa, onion, and sev – completely bland and tasteless. The bhatura was excessively oily and too thick, and even the pickle lacked flavor. The only saving grace was the chholey, which tasted good. We spent around 250 INR on this meal, and it was not worth it at all. Posting this review in the hope that others don't end up disappointing themselves in the name of Delhi-style chaat and bhaturey.

Ananta

3 years ago

1.0

The farthest thing from authentic chole bhature. Everything is as bland as a plain cracker. The chutney tastes nothing other than water and to augment the overall experience, there's not even a pickle that is provided with the meal. Extremely disappointed. Please do not visit.