7 Places That Serve Delicious Street Food In Chandigarh

By Sakshi Budhraja

1 min read

We Chandigarhians are blessed with innumerable fancy restaurants and cute cafes for our breakfast brunches, laid-back luncheons, and soul-satisfying dinners. But let’s not forget our street food gems that add flavors to our bland moments. Whether it’s the flavorful and zesty Golgappas or the Chole Bhature, Chandigarhians can’t do without adding something ‘Chatpata' to one of their meals. Here’s your guide to the 7 Places that Serve Delicious Street Food in Chandigarh.

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Ram Chat Bhandar

Are you a chatora like us? Do you crave the explosion of flavors and the desi taste that can only be found in some good street food? If yes, then your chatori cravings will surely be fulfilled at one of the best 7 Places That Serve Delicious Street Food in Chandigarh, Ram Chat Bhandar. This street food spot offers the tastiest Sooji and Atta Gol Gappas with 7 different types of spicy, tangy, and sweet waters. You may need to have some patience as the place is quite packed most of the time. But hey, Sabar ka phal meetha hota hai (or maybe khatta-meetha?)

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Sodhi’s Zaika

Major missing happening for Ghar Ka Khana? Head over to one of the Best Street Food Places in Chandigarh, Sodhi’s Zaika. You will swoon over the delicious plate of Chole Bhature served with chatpate aloo and pickled green chilies. They serve both Veg and Non-Veg snacks that are etched in every Chandigarhian’s heart. Sodhi’s Zaika is widely famous among the gen z of Chandigarh as it is surrounded by schools, colleges, and educational institutes. Did we just introduce you to your new favorite lunch break spot?

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Garg Chaat

If you are a fan of the tangy and spicy chaat, Garg Chaat is your perfect destination. Located at Sector 23, this famous chaat corner has been serving mouth-watering authentic chaats since the 1960s. The menu at Garg Chaat is extensive, but some of the most popular items that you cannot resist trying are the Dahi Bhalla, Stuffed Gol Gappe, Papdi Chaat, and Aloo Tikki Chaat. We are already drooling, are you?