Really tasty food! The chole bhature was especially good! Highly recommend. Enjoyed the tawa chicken too.

Oh wow, what a great find! The cutting chai, chole bature and aloo paratha were exceptionally good. And the cutting chai was so satisfying. Highly recommend!

This is the second time I have ordered food. The taste and service is very good. Love the chai. Don't miss trying it. Small place with limited seating. I ordered to go both the time.

My friend brought me here and it's a cute authentic North Indian cafe with breakfast, snacks, baked goods, coffee and tea. They post the food menu outside so u need to look at it before entering which is a little inconvenient when it's cold outside. The drink menu is inside. U need to press the bell button at the front to get service as the owner is usually in the back cooking/baking. We ordered the Shami Kabab and Paratha, Aloo ki tikki chat, and Aloo paratha. The Shami kabab is meat with a flat bread plain. Comes with onions and a white dipping sauce. The Aloo paratha is the potato paratha i really enjoyed. My favorite was the Aloo ki tikki chat. It is cauliflower veggie patti covered in a sauce with chick peas.. a little sweet and savory and spicy all at the same time. Everything went well together. Had a small cookie at the end which was also nice. Liked the hole in the wall feel with the owner serving us as u can tell creating this food is his passion. Will def be back!

So I wanted to get this out upfront that I went for this place for halwa puree and try it out. I am coming from a background of Pakistani halwa puree eating at the street food spots in Karachi often. This place had a more Indian taste version of the food This place was empty when we got there, first people there. There was only outdoor seating as well, but although it was windy, the setup tent was nice so it was not cold. The food came in good timing about 15-18min as the guy at counter said 15min, so that was spot on. The food came in a tray, and I asked in mine for specifically no aloo so they gave more choley which was nice of them. The choley tasted more like a karahi type of flavor and less of a choley type, and the aloo (tasted from my guests tray, had more of a gobee taste not aloo. The puree was thicker and had a different look, texture, and flavor than the puree I am used to at Pakistani places or back in Karachi. The halwa was also missing the look in color and the sweetness as well. So it was a little disappointing but maybe that's how it is where the owners from here are from. But def not the taste was expecting The masala chai was decent as well. I'd recommend this place to those who know what type of food offered here and like it but for people who want a Pakistani style halwa puree I would tell em maybe go to tandoori and curry in Fremont etc.