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    Chor Bazaar

    4.6 (46 reviews)
    ModerateIndian, Bars
    Closed 12:00 pm - 7:45 PM
    Updated 2 weeks ago

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    Paneer bhurji and paratha , naan and chole
    Hanika D.

    For ny near penn station this place is spacious huge and beautifully done .. the service was quick and food was really good .. they have chaat and quick bites which is really good !! Loved the frankie and chaat !!! It's byob too

    Vada Pav with a soggy vada
    Sonali P.

    This place was a big disappointment. The service was extremely slow and at times uncomfortable. The food was underwhelming and unsalted. The decor is nice and they have potential, but right now I wouldn't recommend anyone go to Chor Bazaar. I'm very surprised by all the high reviews, I wonder if they have low quality control standards which is causing the wide variance in experiences. We ordered the vada pav, pav bhaji, and Chole kulcha. The vada pav was soggy and so was the bread for the pav bhaji. The chole and bhaji had good masala but were under salted so it falls flat. They also could have used more lemon wedges but unfortunately it was near impossible to get the server so we weren't able to ask for anything. Due to the poor service, it took an hour to place our full order. After waiting for some time, we got up and asked for someone to take our order. A busser came over and took our order, assuring us that they would let our server know. 20 minutes later our server comes over to take our order again and we explained that we placed our order with someone else already, and she began to argue with us. "That couldn't have happened, she doesn't know how to do it. You don't understand how it works here". After all of this, there is an automatic 18% gratuity applied to all checks, so perhaps they don't care about providing good service or quality control their food since it doesn't impact their tips at all.

    Pav bhaji
    Shubhi M.

    UNREAL food!! It's such a treat to be able to eat Indian street food and such a wonderful price. Fantastic options, I wish I could have tried everything because everything looked fanatic. All the food is Desi spice, it's like India where the masala's are done RIGHT. The space was big and had great seating options. I don't catch our waitresses name but she was really sweet. Pani puri - great, the pani was spicy and tangy Vada pav - crispy and fresh Pav bhaji - decent, I wish the bread was a little more cooked Chole kulcha - Chole was well seasoned, kulcha was like a pita but better!

    Pani Puri ($11)
    Ameya B.

    Made lunch reservations but walk-in would've been just fine too. They have booth seating and we were seated in a comfortable spot. Krupa was our server, friendly and welcoming. What we ordered: Pani Puri ($11), Paneer Frankie ($12), Pav Bhaji ($15), Vada Pav ($15), and Chole Kulcha ($16). Felt, the menu was well priced. Vada Pav is spot on. The lasoon chutney can use a little more garlic, but the vada is perfection. Pani puri was good too, and jaljeera hits the spot! Frankie is not comparable to the iconic Tibbs and was a bit roti heavy, and neither does the Pav Bhaji hit Sardar's standards (severley missing the Amul butter aftertaste) - but pretty good. The Kulcha felt a bit too starchy to our liking, but tasty overall. Spice level on the medium side and very kid friendly! Noise levels were on the quieter end, and I wish the lighting was a bit brighther at least during the day service. Service was quick and food arrived within 20-mins of ordering. Will visit again to try a few other dishes. A great place to grab a quick bite/snack.

    Dahi puri
    Dimpie S.

    Came here with a friend and it's a cute Indian restaurant with comfy seating. The service is nice with kind wait staff but a little slow. I did appreciate not being kicked out and allowed to catch up with my friend. The food was surprising good! The dahi puri was flavorful with the correct proportion of filling. The chole was excellent but kulcha was not good. Honestly I'd come back with a group to try more food!

    Misal Pav
    Vidhi P.

    I had a delightful experience at Chor Bazaar! The food takes you back to India, so if you miss home or are looking to get your friends acquainted with food that reminds you of home- take them here!! First this place is perfect for big groups as there is seating to accommodate bigger groups. Secondly they give free chakna with all drinks you order so if you are looking for a place to go after work this is perfect!! I tried the pani puri, ragda pattice and misal pav, all three were delicious and packed with flavor!! The gulab jamun just melted in my mouth, you have to try it!! Special mention to the warm service I received!! Definitely worth checking out

    Chole
    Sonja K.

    Absolutely delicious meal!! Chor baazar focuses on Mumbai style street food. It's spicy, delicious, tangy - the perfect bites. The chaat was my favorite, pani puri and Papdi chaat are to dieee for. Vada pav is delicious and chole was divine. I'm excited to try more of this menu. Meenal was our server and she was so lovely! Service is great, very attentive. The menu is fully vegetarian, and loved the ambiance and decor. I will surely be back soon

    Dahi puri
    Vidhi S.

    Amazing experience at this newly opened no-frills Indian vegetarian restaurant! We tried some amazing classics! Dahi puri, samosa chaat, Bombay Frankie, paneer Frankie, puff, chole kulcha , pav bhajji and dabeli (my favorite). They also serve beer wine and cocktails and their lassi is fantastic! Highly recommend trying out this new spot if you want good affordable tasty bites and some great service with amazing Bollywood songs playing in the background P.S. they do not deliver or do take outs so be mindful when ordering.

    Disha J.

    Had a really good experience at Chor Bazar NYC. The food had a true Mumbai-style street food feel, which I really enjoyed. The paneer frankie was especially so, so good and definitely one of the highlights for me. The ambience was nice and made the overall experience even better. I'd definitely recommend booking in advance since it can get busy. Overall, a really good experience and worth visiting.

    Sarah Y.

    Delicious Indian street food! The ambiance was very calm and the restaurant itself is super clean and nice! Service was great as well, they came by often and were pretty quick with coming out with the food! Would recommend!

    Dahi Puri Pani Puri

    First time trying Chor Bazaar. Apps were amazing - would go back just for the Dahi Puri and Pani Puri! Good spice level. Very authentic Indian food. Kira was our server, she was so sweet and helpful.

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    Delicious all vegetarian menu. We got the paneer frankies, samosa chaat, and the phav bhaji. Everything was great! Would come back.

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    Amazing food. Really authentic chaat -like Bombay. The pani puri, pav Bhaji and Frankie are a must have

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    The food was great and the ambience is so cool! I especially liked the Paneer Bhurji and the Samosa Chaat,they were definitely my favorites.

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    Food was spicy and excellent. Raj provided excellent service. Would return again for just the Paneer Frankie.

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