Chaat House - Orlando

For example, the Chicken 65 is served with rice and sauced chicken, while the Chicken Tikka isn't boneless breast meat—it’s actually tandoori chicken in quarter pieces (two pieces) along with naan bread. The Tawa Chicken is a curry served with either rice, naan, or paratha. I highly recommend trying the Chicken 65; it’s a standout dish. The Tawa Chicken pairs wonderfully with the paratha, and while the Chicken Tikka is good, it could be a bit more tender. The prices are reasonable, and the menu offers a variety of other items, including Armi Halwa, Chinese dishes, desserts, falooda, and more. The place is clean, but they seem to be more focused on catering orders. Overall, it's worth a visit!

Our group of four ordered an array of dishes, including dahi puris, club sandwiches, boti chicken, bihari chicken, chicken seekh kebabs, and a T-Bone steak plate. The service was impressively quick, likely due to our late afternoon arrival. Each dish came with fresh hot naan, salad, and raita, and the taste of everything was absolutely delicious—there's no exaggeration here. We left a generous tip to acknowledge the staff for their hard work. This highlights the quality of service that you often don’t find in many restaurants. If you're in search of a great desi meal, this place will not disappoint. Oh, and they also offer fresh sweets (mithai), although we didn’t try them this time.

Wow! The food was absolutely delicious, and the portion sizes were fantastic for the price. All the staff were very friendly and attentive. I would definitely recommend this restaurant!

Amazing Indian and Pakistani halal food. many delicious dishes. clean restaurant with extremely helpful staff and owner. must visit when they are in orlando.

Cleanliness is a significant concern at this Desi restaurant. The quality of the food varies; sometimes it’s good, while other times it's not consistent. They do charge a service fee, but I'm uncertain if the owner actually shares it with the hardworking staff.