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Located inside Chelsea Market, there isn't an inch off about the Bollywood-themed eatery. An extensive menu complements the unique, Indian-curated seasonings across the entire right wall, showing you exactly what spices are being used to pleasantly season each plate. It's difficult to find similar value of the size of portions for a decent price like this in Chelsea Market, and Chote Miya is definitely a gem tucked away with many others in the Market.
Tried this place inside Chelsea Market, and wow -- talk about an Indian snack paradise! The menu is massive -- we were both amazed and a little confused (in the best way possible). But honestly, it felt great to see so many authentic options under one roof. I ordered the Bombay Paneer Frankie, and it was exactly the taste I'd been craving -- perfectly spiced, loaded with masala, and full of that proper desi flavor kick. We also tried the Paneer Khurchan Momos, and they were just chef's kiss -- hot, flavorful, and totally reminded me of Indian street-style momos. They even sell little grocery-style goodies like Indian tea packets, Maggi, and Lays -- a total nostalgia moment as an ambeince. Prices are decent, service is quick, and overall, I genuinely loved the experience. Safe to say, I'll be back here soon for round two of my Indian street food cravings!
Got a quick dinner here with my daughter on Thursday night. We were there around 7:30 and although many of the restaurants that Chelsea market were closing, this one was still open. We we ordered butter, chicken, garlic, garlic, naan, and a mango lassi and all of it was very good. The restaurant is attractive and they also have groceries and food products as well. I would go back if in the area, and the garlic naan hit the spot! Service was quick as well, and the portion size was very good
I'm so happy and proud to recommend this place to everyone! Whenever I have visited Indian place in the top notch American surrounding, food seem to loose its charm, they make it mild and doesn't remind me home. However, this place changed this. Food is really tasty. Thali: It has the BEST daal. This is spicy and perfect, just like home. I never thought that such a simple dish will be focus of my review but here we are. If you're craving for simple daal rice. This is your place. My soul was happy . Thali had butter chicken, naan , sweet and rice too. Everything was good. Paneer Kathi roll: Again, delicious. There was lots of paneer marinated in green sauce. Perfect spices. Some raw onion gives nice crunch. Kachori chaat : Another surprisingly good dish. So what is different than others - they are using their own masala to sprinkle which is spicy and gives amazing kick. Chaat's soul is its chutney. Both sweet and hot chutney are perfect and that why chaat is so good. I think all chaat items will have this and it will elevate every dish here ! Service was good. There was only one attendant. I'm generally very patient and don't fuss when I see just one person tackling. But she made sure our table was clean and greeted us very well. This place has limited seating. It has really cool vintage aesthetics and vice !!!
Must try: Maggi, Dahi Sev Puri, and Magic Masala Fries! Why: Never had Indian Street Food and now I'm hooked! Maggi (Indian Noodles) surprised me - simple and tasty! Also, it was filling. Magic Masala Fries were slightly crispy with a nice kick of red chili sriracha and chaat masala seasoning. Dahi Sev Puri with sweet yogurt was dessert-like. Enjoyed the entire spread. Notes: I came on a Friday after work before dinner crowd and it wasn't too packed. Was able to order quickly and the worker was friendly and helpful. She helped me narrow down what I wanted since I wanted to try everything. They have side wall bar seating and large table seating. Neat decor and art displayed on walls. Definitely coming back to try more!
I was visiting New York and stumbled across the Chelsea Market. Inside was Chote Miya, an Indian restaurant. Unfortunately, I can't remember the name of the dish but it was chicken-based. It was good with the sauce, although a little dry. I also ordered butter naan but it seemed overcooked and not as flavorful as I expected. All in all, a very cute spot and I appreciated the amble seating compared to the other restaurants.
I've been here a few times and it's always delicious and perfect for any Indian street food cravings. This time I got the sandwich combo, which was a spicy chicken sandwich, masala, fries, and water or soda. I also got the chili which I've been craving since I left India a couple of months ago. Everything was incredible and delicious, and this has become a recommendation of mine when people are in the area!
If you're at Chelsea Market, there's a gem called Chote Miya right inside. If you're craving quick Indian food (kinda like street food) this is the place to go! The interior is decked out with a retro Bollywood 80's kinda feel but the food is great. The chicken roll and paneer roll was good, has a good kick to it with the chutney. Overall it's pretty good food. It's easy to hold and carry. The chicken is eh but the game changer is the paneer roll. They also have products to sell like Bru coffee, maggi, and bhel puri. For a reasonable price ~$10 it's filling.
This is from the same house, Jimmy Rizvi's Bungalow 101 and GupShup.. we were exploring Chelsea market and saw this... though we just had lunch at Pier 57, but could not stop myself from trying at least one dish. The menu draws inspiration from Bombay's renowned street food scene, Variety in the menu, from street food to kababs & biryanis to momos, and their Indian version of Chicken over rice or samosa (My fav) I ordered Lamb Boti. Small mutton pieces (Glad, that 'smell' was not there), not rubbery, well cooked with semigravy... good taste... I wanted to try more, Ambiance: it's mainly a grab-n-go kinda restaurant but also has common tables and high chairs. Tables could be dirty sometimes as it's on patrons to take care of their stuff after eating so at times it could be not cleaned. - Nice decor though, old rustic look of Bombay. It has another location in DUMBO, Brooklyn.
It was time for a snack! Chote Miya is located inside Chelsea Market. It a small brightly colored Indian cafe. The music was blaring and hard to give an order. After perusing the menu we chose Chana masala Kathi roll. Meals are made to order. The roll came out. The roll consists of a wheat paratha filled with mint and coriander chutney with Chana masala and rolled like a burrito. It definitely had a kick to it. It was flavorful and somewhat spicy. We did move and sit away from the speaker. Food = 5 Atmosphere = 3.5 Staff = 4
I've had my fair share of butter chicken but this place makes it so yummy and delicious, the spices is so well balanced. I love the garlic and butter naan, I wish I could have a whole stack of it! My friends got the fries which were seasoned packed, very yummy too. The service was friendly, but they were kinda busy.
There aren't many stalls I would go out of my way to visit at Chelsea Market, and Chote Miya is no different. I do appreciate the variety in cuisines and the space is quite colorful and unique. There is a good mix of foods in the menu, including street food favorites, kebabs, biryanis, and burgers so it's a great option for someone with dietary restrictions. I stopped by for something to drink and also a pani puri ($10) to share. They had Culture Pop ($4 ea) which is one of my favorite drinks so that was a plus. But the pani puri came out to only six pieces and were barely halfway filled with anything at all. The shells felt especially crispy because they were so empty. Maybe I've been spoiled with the quality of pani puri and fuschka out in Jackson Heights because these were a giant disappointment. The pani puri water was very herbaceous with a slight kick at the end which I did enjoy, but would prefer if it were a tiny bit sweeter.
What a wonderful spot to get some Indian Street food! It was my second time here and introduced my husband and his mom to it. Hubby loved his chicken taka tak taco, and kept telling me how delicious it was with the pickled onion & pepper. I had a butter chicken special with naan. Service was fast and got seated fairly quickly on a Friday 12:30 time. Would definitely go back again
5 months ago
3 months ago
Located inside Chelsea Market, there isn't an inch off about the Bollywood-themed eatery. An extensive menu complements the unique, Indian-curated seasonings across the entire right wall, showing you exactly what spices are being used to pleasantly season each plate. It's difficult to find similar value of the size of portions for a decent price like this in Chelsea Market, and Chote Miya is definitely a gem tucked away with many others in the Market. read more
Tried this place inside Chelsea Market, and wow -- talk about an Indian snack paradise! The menu is massive -- we were both amazed and a little confused (in the best way possible). But honestly, it felt great to see so many authentic options under one roof. I ordered the Bombay Paneer Frankie, and it was exactly the taste I'd been craving -- perfectly spiced, loaded with masala, and full of that proper desi flavor kick. We also tried the Paneer Khurchan Momos, and they were just chef's kiss -- hot, flavorful, and totally reminded me of Indian street-style momos. They even sell little grocery-style goodies like Indian tea packets, Maggi, and Lays -- a total nostalgia moment as an ambeince. Prices are decent, service is quick, and overall, I genuinely loved the experience. Safe to say, I'll be back here soon for round two of my Indian street food cravings! read more
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Hi Riddhi,…
Got a quick dinner here with my daughter on Thursday night. We were there around 7:30 and although many of the restaurants that Chelsea market were closing, this one was still open. We we ordered butter, chicken, garlic, garlic, naan, and a mango lassi and all of it was very good. The restaurant is attractive and they also have groceries and food products as well. I would go back if in the area, and the garlic naan hit the spot! Service was quick as well, and the portion size was very good read more
8 months ago
I'm so happy and proud to recommend this place to everyone! Whenever I have visited Indian place in the top notch American surrounding, food seem to loose its charm, they make it mild and doesn't remind me home. However, this place changed this. Food is really tasty. Thali: It has the BEST daal. This is spicy and perfect, just like home. I never thought that such a simple dish will be focus of my review but here we are. If you're craving for simple daal rice. This is your place. My soul was happy . Thali had butter chicken, naan , sweet and rice too. Everything was good. Paneer Kathi roll: Again, delicious. There was lots of paneer marinated in green sauce. Perfect spices. Some raw onion gives nice crunch. Kachori chaat : Another surprisingly good dish. So what is different than others - they are using their own masala to sprinkle which is spicy and gives amazing kick. Chaat's soul is its chutney. Both sweet and hot chutney are perfect and that why chaat is so good. I think all chaat items will have this and it will elevate every dish here ! Service was good. There was only one attendant. I'm generally very patient and don't fuss when I see just one person tackling. But she made sure our table was clean and greeted us very well. This place has limited seating. It has really cool vintage aesthetics and vice !!! read more
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Heli M.
Hi Amruta,…
Must try: Maggi, Dahi Sev Puri, and Magic Masala Fries! Why: Never had Indian Street Food and now I'm hooked! Maggi (Indian Noodles) surprised me - simple and tasty! Also, it was filling. Magic Masala Fries were slightly crispy with a nice kick of red chili sriracha and chaat masala seasoning. Dahi Sev Puri with sweet yogurt was dessert-like. Enjoyed the entire spread. Notes: I came on a Friday after work before dinner crowd and it wasn't too packed. Was able to order quickly and the worker was friendly and helpful. She helped me narrow down what I wanted since I wanted to try everything. They have side wall bar seating and large table seating. Neat decor and art displayed on walls. Definitely coming back to try more! read more
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Heli M.
Hi Ryan,…
1 year ago
I was visiting New York and stumbled across the Chelsea Market. Inside was Chote Miya, an Indian restaurant. Unfortunately, I can't remember the name of the dish but it was chicken-based. It was good with the sauce, although a little dry. I also ordered butter naan but it seemed overcooked and not as flavorful as I expected. All in all, a very cute spot and I appreciated the amble seating compared to the other restaurants. read more
1 month ago
1 year ago
I've been here a few times and it's always delicious and perfect for any Indian street food cravings. This time I got the sandwich combo, which was a spicy chicken sandwich, masala, fries, and water or soda. I also got the chili which I've been craving since I left India a couple of months ago. Everything was incredible and delicious, and this has become a recommendation of mine when people are in the area! read more
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Heli M.
Hi Genevieve,…
If you're at Chelsea Market, there's a gem called Chote Miya right inside. If you're craving quick Indian food (kinda like street food) this is the place to go! The interior is decked out with a retro Bollywood 80's kinda feel but the food is great. The chicken roll and paneer roll was good, has a good kick to it with the chutney. Overall it's pretty good food. It's easy to hold and carry. The chicken is eh but the game changer is the paneer roll. They also have products to sell like Bru coffee, maggi, and bhel puri. For a reasonable price ~$10 it's filling. read more
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Heli M.
Hi Priya,…
This is from the same house, Jimmy Rizvi's Bungalow 101 and GupShup.. we were exploring Chelsea market and saw this... though we just had lunch at Pier 57, but could not stop myself from trying at least one dish. The menu draws inspiration from Bombay's renowned street food scene, Variety in the menu, from street food to kababs & biryanis to momos, and their Indian version of Chicken over rice or samosa (My fav) I ordered Lamb Boti. Small mutton pieces (Glad, that 'smell' was not there), not rubbery, well cooked with semigravy... good taste... I wanted to try more, Ambiance: it's mainly a grab-n-go kinda restaurant but also has common tables and high chairs. Tables could be dirty sometimes as it's on patrons to take care of their stuff after eating so at times it could be not cleaned. - Nice decor though, old rustic look of Bombay. It has another location in DUMBO, Brooklyn. read more
It was time for a snack! Chote Miya is located inside Chelsea Market. It a small brightly colored Indian cafe. The music was blaring and hard to give an order. After perusing the menu we chose Chana masala Kathi roll. Meals are made to order. The roll came out. The roll consists of a wheat paratha filled with mint and coriander chutney with Chana masala and rolled like a burrito. It definitely had a kick to it. It was flavorful and somewhat spicy. We did move and sit away from the speaker. Food = 5 Atmosphere = 3.5 Staff = 4 read more
1 year ago
I've had my fair share of butter chicken but this place makes it so yummy and delicious, the spices is so well balanced. I love the garlic and butter naan, I wish I could have a whole stack of it! My friends got the fries which were seasoned packed, very yummy too. The service was friendly, but they were kinda busy. read more
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Heli M.
Hi melanie,…
2 years ago
There aren't many stalls I would go out of my way to visit at Chelsea Market, and Chote Miya is no different. I do appreciate the variety in cuisines and the space is quite colorful and unique. There is a good mix of foods in the menu, including street food favorites, kebabs, biryanis, and burgers so it's a great option for someone with dietary restrictions. I stopped by for something to drink and also a pani puri ($10) to share. They had Culture Pop ($4 ea) which is one of my favorite drinks so that was a plus. But the pani puri came out to only six pieces and were barely halfway filled with anything at all. The shells felt especially crispy because they were so empty. Maybe I've been spoiled with the quality of pani puri and fuschka out in Jackson Heights because these were a giant disappointment. The pani puri water was very herbaceous with a slight kick at the end which I did enjoy, but would prefer if it were a tiny bit sweeter. read more
What a wonderful spot to get some Indian Street food! It was my second time here and introduced my husband and his mom to it. Hubby loved his chicken taka tak taco, and kept telling me how delicious it was with the pickled onion & pepper. I had a butter chicken special with naan. Service was fast and got seated fairly quickly on a Friday 12:30 time. Would definitely go back again read more
The batter on the fried chicken sandwich was too heavy and the bun was SO greasy. We ended up eating the chicken with a fork and knife. Fries were good though. I'd come back and try the vada pav (it was sold out that day) read more
2 years ago
5/10 Overall: we only got their butter chicken momo and garlic naan so I'm not sure how good their main dishes are, but in my opinion there barely was any flavor. The guy also told us it would take 5 mins but it ended up taking 15. It wasn't something I would get again. Garlic naan $6: 2.5/5 only came with four pieces and they were soggy and a little burnt. I also didn't really taste the garlic. It was pretty expensive for what it was. Butter chicken momo $12: 2/5 they were literally jumbo XLB w a super thick and doughy skin and the meat inside didn't taste too good, especially since it was cold. The only "butter chicken" part was a dipping sauce it came with which also had want that flavorful. read more
I dined in with my in laws when touristing in NYC and Chelsea market and it was great food break. We loved all the dishes especially that they were halal. We had the papdi chaat, masala fries, chicken burger, biryani, lassi and chai. My mother in law said it was the best chicken burger she'd ever had! Everything was also nicely spiced! Definitely visiting next time I am in NYC. We also appreciated their customer service and got to meet the store manager. He was so hospitable. Thanks so much Chote Miya! read more
2 years ago
Walked around Chelsea Market and remembered I saw this place on IG. Very cute interior with quite a bit of seating. They also have a lot of South Asian condiments/snacks/dried goods available to purchase when you walk through the line to order. We were stuffed by the time we got here, but we wanted to try something, so we got the BUTTER CHICKEN MOMOS and they were so freaking good. Some of them were slightly burnt, but it didn't bother us. Our order came out fast and we were in and out quick with no complaints. Would definitely come back to try other items on the menu, for sure. read more
An experience I can only describe as transcendental, come to Chote Miya for the samosas alone. Butter chicken with batsmati rice is a big hit too and the ambiance is adorable with brightly painted murals and a clean sitting area. read more
3 years ago
Recently visited them Indian street food from the guys who brought you GupShup. Chote Miya, which means "a regular, approachable guy" in Hindi, offers the type of casual food New Yorkers love at all times of the day. The menu is inspired by Bombay's most popular street-side eateries, is full of recipes that Indian-food purists and have an inspiration from Bombay's renowned street food scene. We tried Mango lassi Lassi Butter chicken momos Chote miya chicken over rice Tandoori Lamb chops Chote Fried Chicken Sandwich Rasmalai I loved there Butter Chicken Momos Dumplings stuffed with Chicken Tikka, makhana sauce, tree nuts, and onion chili sauce. Served with spicy onion chili sauce.. Super creamy refreshing lassi , traditional offerings such as Tandoori lamb chops , Chote Miya chicken over rice was delicious and so well balanced .. Everything is super scrumptious and offers a wide range of popular Indian authentic dishes. Thank you Prateek staff and vibes were super friendly.. Chote Miya has best Indian street food that New York City has to offer. read more
Last weekend i was at Chelsea Market and decided to eat at Chote Miya, the Indian restaurant cum snack place on the ground floor. It is colorful with seating if one can get it. The menu offers a variety of foods. I chose a Kathi Roll aka a Frankie created by Mr. Tibb in Bombay in the late 1960s. Kathi rolls are found all over India and make a quick lunch or afternoon snack. I chose the Chicken Tikka Kathi roll for $9.95. I had to take it out to eat on the steel bench facing Chelsea Market. It was extremely spicy and this alone is the bane of smaller Indian restaurants who don't understand that there is a difference between aromatic spices and heat. A judicious combination of the two can make any dish superb but mostly they are drowned in hot chilies so that one cannot taste the beauty of the food. Inside Chote Miya were several Indian tourists who were enjoying their foods and it is understandable that when they come to a foreign country they also want to be in a place which feels like home. Various snacks both savory and sweet are also sold here and Amul biscuits are sold here. These biscuits are ubiquitous in India found everywhere and always at the roadside tea stands and it smacks of home. Some customers were eating thalis which had the same shade of brown with the white rice. I found it have no color appeal. I did see kulfis which looked delicious and that is what I plan to eat here next time. read more
1 year ago
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Hi Pranati,…
God I wanted to love this place. But I left disappointed and also didn't finish my food. This is located inside Chelsea market so an always bustling area of NYC. It's a typical food stalls/street food type place but there are a few tables inside to sit. I ordered their Channa masala kati roll and the chili fried cauliflower. Maybe that were having a bad day..?? But the paratha was flavorless and tasted like cardboard. Did they butter it?? The Channa was so bland and mealy. The cauliflower just tasted like oil and grease. For the price and lackluster experience I wouldn't recommend it and I won't go back if I'm back in NYC. read more
Checked out the NYC outpost of this popular street food stall in lower level of Chelsea Market. Tried two dishes for a quick snack and loved both: Paneer Khurchan Momos (4.5/5) - Hot crispy exterior encasing warm paneer filling. Sauce was very flavorful and addictive! Papdi Chaat (5/5) - Crisp wafers topped with chickpeas, potatoes, yogurt and chutneys. Another fresh burst of flavors. Don't miss Chote Miya for hot Indian street snacks and other Delhi specialties like chole bhature. The few tables can fill up quick, but I imagine the turnover is fast. Also love the authentic snacks/drinks like Masala Chips that they sell and also have along the walls as decoration. read more
Average vada pav. Taste was decent.. but too oily. I liked the decor, though. This location is inside chelsea market and hence convenient if you want to grab a bite while shopping otherwise i wouldn't go here specifically to eat. read more
1 year ago
The paneer khurchan momos were so yummylicious and I appreciated the WiFi. Delicious and fast read more
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Hi Claire,…
2 years ago
Decent snack place. The fries are well prepared but idk if the masala flavor really stands out when you have so much ketchup. The mango lassi is so expensive compared to the fries but tastes great. read more
I came here pretty late in the evening while other stores were beginning to close, so I was grateful that I was still able to order at Chote Miya! At first, I asked for the butter chicken, but I was informed that they were out of curries for the day. That was disappointing, but I ended up ordering the Tandoori Lamb Chops. The lamb chops were very flavorful, and the sauce complimented it well. Though, I felt that the quantity of meat on the lamb chops was very small, and I was left wanting more. Overall, the flavors were strong, but for $15 I would hope to satiate my stomach some more! read more
Indian food is not always butter chicken and vindaloo! You ought to try the street food and Chote Miya is a place where you can find almost authentic street food varieties. One of our friends recommended we try this place and we stopped by for lunch. This is located in the Chelsea market. We got the vada pav, samosa - my husband will never skip a samosa. We also got the lamb boti roll along with the guava lassi. Let me tell you, I had tears of joy after the first bite of vadapav, it took me back to Mumbai. The samosa was amazing and you have to try the guava lassi - we were so surprised at how perfectly made it was, not too sweet- just how I like it. When in NY, Kati roll and company is my go to but after trying the lamb boti roll here, sorry kati roll - I have a new favourite now. Bold but true! Service was great. Seating is limited as it's located in the food hall sort of section at Chelsea market. I highly recommend stopping here for some vadapav and lassi. Highly recommend! read more
3 years ago
TLDR: Maybe it was a miss for me today. Vada Pao was excellent. Chicken and rice, so-so. I would go back but probably stick to more of the street food snacks. I had this on my list for awhile as I'm a huge fan of Gupshup. Grabbed a Vada Pao and the Chicken and Rice lunch special. Vada Pao came with two pieces, a nice crispy fatty potato patty and a buttery pao. Spicy, savory, creamy underneath the crispy shell. Excellent, I would get this again for sure. Maybe I'll grab fries next time because the Gupshup fries are awesome. Chicken and Rice lunch special. Didn't love this. It wasn't horrible but not a ton of chicken, over the top with the yogurt sauce and hot sauce. The cucumber and tomato dice on the side helped provide some acid but overall, kind of bland. This is an Indian kind of street food spot but this honestly tasted just like your standard halal chicken and rice. Although, less meat and less flavor. Maybe it was an off day but to me, this just tasted like very lackluster halal chicken and rice. The vada pao was enough to win me back for another try next time I'm in the area. read more
4 years ago
Tried Chote Miya in Chelsea Market and was very pleasantly surprised. The place was really large and had seating indoors which was nice and there was also not a very long line. My boyfriend and I had been craving indian food for a few weeks so this really hit the spot. Prices are really reasonable for good food. We tried: Butter Chicken Momos: probably my favorite thing that I tried here. Delicious momos with a modern twist filled with butter chicken. The dumpling skin was cooked very well and was thick. The filling was flavorful had a delicious flavor of tomato, butter, and spices. These come with a really tangy and slightly acidic onion chili sauce that goes very well with them! Each order comes with 5. Very good for sharing or as a small dish if you are craving Indian food and are getting more food around Chelsea Market. Magic Masala Fries: amazing fries. Really heavily spiced but I enjoyed the spice mix (my boyfriend ate most of them and said they can get overpowering so definitely share these instead of having an order on your own.) They were crispy and not oily. Very good with ketchup or any other chutney you get with whatever else you order. Paneer Kathi Roll: this was good. The paratha was not as flavorful or flaky as I am used to but it held the wrap pretty well. I liked the paneer with the coriander and mint chutney as well as the pickled onions. Pretty good option if you want a meal that you can easily eat as you walk around. Chicken Tikka Kathi Roll: only tried a bite of this but was also really good. I think I liked the flavor profile a little better than that of the paneer since you get a more stark contras between the tomato and the coriander/mint chutney. Also has som picked onions. Raita: Loved this! I am a huge raita fan and this was an amazing side. I like how refreshing it is and how it can help mellow out things when they get too spicy. I paired this with the magic masala fries and it was a very good combo. It came with crunchy boondi (little balls of fried chickpea flour) that gave it great texture and flavor. Mango Lassi: sweet, creamy, decadent. Just order this, no questions. You will not regret it. Overall, I liked this place! Really appreciated the quick service and the abundance of space inside for seating as opposed to other vendors. The food is pretty good and they have options for all tastes. Will be coming back for more momos and mango lassi. read more
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Chelsea Market
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