Atul Chaat Corner

I heard a lot about this place so I went and tried tikki chaat. It was good and a meal in itself. The only problem is that first you have to stand in a queue to take a token and again wait in a queue to get your food. There is no proper place to sit and eat. You have to stand on the street. The place is also infested with beggars. Learn to ignore them and enjoy your chaat.

This is surely the best place to have chaat whenever you are in Rajouri Garden. They serve good pao bhaji, tikki. Also they serve gol gappe. The prices are also pretty reasonable plus if you get a good taste in food the price does not matter. I am having their pao bhaji since i was a kid and the taste has remained the same since then. I ordered pao and half plate tikki, but I’m not sure why they gave me full plate instead of half plate 😂. I would recommend all of you to come and experience the food of this place and i am very sure you would surely come for more the next time.

All time favorite spot for anyone and everyone coming to Rajouri Garden Market. This place offers a variety of Chaat and snacks. The Kulfi Faluda is my daughter's favorite, and we don't mind having 2 at a go, too😂. The place at times gets very crowded and the token counter is also just behind the Pao Bhaji stall making it difficult at times to get the tokens easily without getting a push. A little management of the same can make things easier for the customers though but as I mentioned due to the taste of fee items people don't mind the pushes and the wait.

Best food in the delhi town must say😋 personally i am from mumbai so I didn’t like delhi chat when we visit chandni chowk but once I visited here and i tried these places here just like amazing food 🍲 We had aloo tikki chat and pav bhaji and panipuri 👌🏻 Tikki chat was my favourite missed it really🤌 Must recommended 💯 Thank you for serving best food🙏🏻

Ordered their famous "Aloo Tikki Chaat". The taste was decent(nothing unique from the other famous chaat places in Delhi). The aloo tikki was fried perfectly and had a filling of lentils, potatoes and spices. The quirky addition of a cucumber slice on top of the chaat was a good idea as it cleansed my palate before trying the other components of the chaat. Definitely a must visit when in Rajouri Garden.