Review Baba Chatkora - Bengaluru

Awesome taste of Punjabi dishes just I visited with my family tried veg biryani,aam paana,dry fruits lassi ,panner nuggut's,romali tokri an baba kulcha ( chef spl) Da taste was amazing friends staff hygiene place do visit wth family an friends

Yummy food near authentic Punjabi dishes ... Try their makki di roti and sarso da saag (seasonal).... Take a chaap platter and so try paneer tikka masala.... Their menu says it's spicy but ain't that spicy... Do try their different breads like kulcha,lacha Paratha and mirchi roti... They too were good.... The only problem is it that place is over priced....

My friend brought me here & I must say this place is perfect for a family get together or a casual get-together with your friend. Coming straight to the food, the tandoori gobi for starters was a surprise as it was simply delectable. For the mains the pindi di thali consisted mainly of the rotis & white rice along with the sides. The sides were good & I personally liked the dal tadka with the rice. My friend loved the dal makhani which comes with the shahi thali. The matka lassi is something you shouldn't miss at the end.

Decent veg punjabi food around Jp nagar vicinity , got to taste maharaja thali and Makki ki roti with sarson ka saag, taste was decent though it took longer time to get food on table taste was good

Good authentic North Indian food. Loved the Aam panna

Nice ambience but the food is not so tasty.

Loved this place. Family friendly. Matka lassi is so filling. Liked the rumali masala papad it was so huge, looked good on the table and tasted even better. Soya chaap was fantastic and one of a kind.

A must-visit restaurant in "Namma Bengaluru". A life-savior place for people who struggle to find authentic Punjabi flavors. I ordered dhaba-style paneer, masala papad, tandoori roti, gobi aloo, and kadi chawal - this tasted amazing and reminded me of home. Sacchi yaar, Maza hi aa gaya❤️😍

A tasty Punjabi restaurant in Jayanagar. But the quantity is less than expected. Also a bit expensive. The staff is friendly.

Right on the main road, it is very accessible and easily identifiable. We had ordered paneer tikka masala, laccha Paratha, dahi kebab, paneer kebab and lassi and soup to start with. The food was scrumptious though the dishes weren't spicy so that was good. Since we went on a weekday, parking was available and the service was fast.

Nice ambience good quality of food but prices are a little high so giving 4 ⭐

The restaurant ambience is such cozy kind Wow felt very much warmth and feels like I was in north Dhaba 🔥 Food everything is so delicious and quantity is more that one person can never finish one dish The person will take home parcel any one of the dish for sure 👌🏼 so is the quantity I recommend RUMALI masala papad ONION KULCHA MASALA CHAP AND FINALLY LASSI Everything is too good

Food is delicious, we ordered afghani soya chaap, dal angara, paneer lababdaar, taste was very good

Visited month: Nov 2022 Overall rating: 4.5 Place is near busy main road of RV dental college. They serve vegetarian Punjabi food. Small place but serves tasty food. Best part is their service, they are very kind and calm staff. They do explain well to customers about their dish before we order. Mahaveer guided us well and keep up the smiling face always. Food options: 4.5/5 Taste: 4.5/5 Service: 5/5 Parking: road side Kulcha’s, dal makhani, Dahi ki kabab are my fav in this place.

This place serves authentic North Indian food in the southern city of Bangalore. Ambience of the place is decent. One can feel the Punjabi vibe in the restaurant. The quality and quantity of the food is really good. The only hitch is that it is a tad expensive. All in all must place to visit and have a fantabulous experience of dining.

Food is really amazing...sizzler cheese soya chap was mind blowing..soft nd creamy.... worth the money...then comes star item Mix kulcha was big nd tasty....matka lassi was small but really worth to try....service was lil disappointed otherwise i can say it's a worth to visit when u crave for Punjabi food 💕

Their starters are the tastiest Veg starters I've eaten. The Panneer they serve makes you wonder if it is made out of foam, that soft it is. They could work on Rajma Masala though. It was 4 of us and we spent around 1500 INR for two starters, four Roti & a Rice & Rajma Masala. Will surely revisit for their Veg starters. Oh and the staff is very courteous.

This review is for, officially the first Pure Veg Restaurant visited by me. The food I had was Dahi ke kebab, Mix kulcha and soya chap+ butter naan combo. The food is priced @1200 for 2. Now, in terms of taste and quantity, this place can really fill you up to the brim with quite tasty food. The service is very prompt. The atmosphere has areas to be improved (let me leave this topic at that). PS- you don't want to miss out on their dahi ke kebab (It's a must have!)(6pcs per plate)

If you’re looking for authentic Punjabi and North Indian food then Baba Punjabi in JP nagar is a must try The quirky, colourful ambience and large tables make it perfect for family style dining. Service is very polite and friendly. In food I recommend • Rumali Tokri which is a crisp rumali roti that is spiced and topped with onion, tomato and sev. Tastes like masala papad but it’s a rumali roti. This is their signature dish, don’t miss it • Dahi kebab. It’s honestly one of the softest and creamiest dahi kebabs I’ve had. Tasted amazing. • Afghani chaap. The soya chaap here is super soft and melt in the mouth. It’s grilled in the tandoor and then coated in a sauce. • Amritsari Kulche with chole. These kulchas were stuffed with potato and paneer and tasted heavenly with the richly spiced chole. Topped with pure butter. • Lassi is something that shouldn’t be missed out here, it’s very thick and perfectly sweetened Overall amazing place for Punjabi food. Highly recommend it.

I am fan of Indian food I like normal roti sabji chawal dal more than anything I visited this place with my family more than 5 times I just love the food gives like ghar ka khana ka taste love it 💓😃

One of my favourite places to eat a good Punjabi meal! It's absolutely brilliant, what I ate here and the staff too were incredible! <br/><br/>We went to Baba Chatkora during the afternoon of a weekday and it was still bustling away to glory! We figured why - they serve some really amazing food!<br/><br/>For starters we ordered the Masala Rumali which was nothing but Aloo Bhujia, tomatoes, onion and some coriander held together by a gigantic rumali cooked to a crisp! Perfect starter to dig into while friends and family come together to decide the next few dishes they want to have.<br/><br/>The Lassi that they serve in earthen pots, is simply divine! They source pure buffalo milk, using which they make their curd and paneer. What's also interesting is that, the earthen pots are yours to keep because Baba Chatkora doesn't reuse them for the next batch of lassi. Enjoy this creamy goodness, and take the pot with you!<br/><br/>We also ordered the sizzler that came with a little bit of minty paneer and some soya that tasted EXACTLY like chicken!<br/><br/>My favourite was their BC Kulcha which was nothing short of extraordinary! The kulcha was nice and flaky, and slathered with a copious amount of butter. What's even amazing is that, you get some more butter to slather on, in case what they had already put wasn't enough. To go with it, was the Chole and the Pudhina chutney. The chutney had a nice twangy twist that ties the whole dish together. I simply LOVED this dish! <br/><br/>We ended the meal with some Paneer Tikka Biryani which is supposed to beat any other biryani that ever exists! Do check this link out to see what we thought about it:<br/><br/>https://newsable.asianetnews.com/video/india-news/food-trails-baba-chatkora-brings-punjab-to-bengaluru-pykv9g<br/><br/>

So, we had been here about a week ago and it was the best decision. The place is clean and hygienic. The food is of amazing quality. The staff are very friendly. First we ordered cheese Paratha which is overpriced but it is worth it. The sides they give with the Paratha are delicious. The chole and a tangy tamarind kind syrup. It was yum. Then we ordered paneer tikka biryani which was again delicious! We thought we couldn't finish it when we saw the waiter getting it to our table but we don't even know when we finished it. 🤷 At last we ordered matka lassi which we couldn't finish after that heavy food. There were two of us and the bill was around 750. It was quality, delicious and definitely want to try again food! Just visit this place you guys! You'll love it. It is a bit overpriced but it is worth it.

Too pricey for the average food. Actual Amritsari kulchay are much tasty with 1/4 of their price.

Nice ambiance and courteous staff. Price on a higher side but delicious food worth every penny.

I went randomly there but , after seeing the interior I was in love with restaurant ..... Than I ordered BC kulcha which was amazing like Kulcha of Indian team.... Two of my South Indian team mate were there with me they were in love with food <br/><br/>Will visit again

BC inne channge kulche sadde dilli vich ni milde.... Super awesome Chhole Chatni. Dahi ke Sholay is just out of the world. Try with buttermilk

Awesome taste of food, highly recommended for north Indian taste for experience. Marvelous ambience and polite and friendly service. It was random selection but it turned to be be foody day. Thanks 😘

Baba Chatkora is a cozy restaurant located in JP nagar which will give you a glimpse of Punjab, not only in their food but also their ambience. The truck at the billing counter reminds you of the Dhaba you visited, the servers tease you with 'Enna hi Khaoge' when you ask for the bill and the multi-handed omnipresent Baba reminds you why you need more hands - to eat with all of them, of course!<br/><br/>Being from Maharashtra we were craving some amazing North Indian food since we moved to Banaglore and after some time Zomato-ing we found this highly recommended place and decided to give it a try. Only problem - it was more than an hour away in peak Bangalore traffic AND I had no headphones to listen to the Google aunty give me directions to this place. But only the brave face the tempest and only the Bhukkads face the Bangalore traffic wrath in want of some good food. And boy was it worth it!<br/><br/>Coming to what we had : <br/>1. Dahi ke kebabs : Kebabs made from hung curd - they were the right amount of sweet, melt in your mouth crispy deliciousness which were also very filling. Served with mayonnaise and tangy green chutney it was a good start to the evening.<br/>2. Matka lassi : I expected a tall clay glass of lassi but when I got a small matka, I was a bit disappointed. It felt like they had served dahi in a matka but as soon as I tasted it, I knew I couldn't have been more wrong. The amount served was perfect, any more and it would have been too much. It was thick, authentic Punjabi Lassi.<br/>3. Veg Handi : The server suggested this as the main course since we said we wanted something medium spicy with thick gravy. The main course came with a bit of salad and vegetable raita. This was the show stopper for us since it was spicy, yet not too spicy and had a 'chatpata' flavor to it.<br/>The servers were very polite and would serve you with a homely smile.<br/>The only negative I felt was the menu was a little limited (good food is never enough) and we had few options to choose from. All in all I definitely recommend it to everyone wanting a taste of the North in Namma Bengaluru.

Great place to have a good time with family and friends. Loved the variety of dishes available. Courteous staff and beautiful themed decor. Will definitely visit again. Keep up the good work.

The food here is amazing! If you are searching for some lip smacking North Indian food, this is the place to be!!

Loved everything in this place. A little expensive but worth the calories and the price.

We were 2 hence they gave a corner table. We were just invisible post that. I had to get up and call for everything. Infact i went upto the counter to pay the bill. I understand the weekend crowd but you need good staffing equally. Very disappointed and could not enjoy food nor our food for the same reason.

They have got great Punjabi dhaba ambiance but the food tastes very bad. Got stomachache after having a pindi di thali. They can't make basic daal & paneer properly.

Has been to this place many times, but every time I am witnessing a clear dip in the taste and quality. I see the crowd is growing, hence the management seems to have become complacent on the quality of food they serve and mainly respect they give to their customers. By late I am witnessing a rude staff, not so tasty food and a clear, we don't care attitude from the staff. Decided to never visit this place again as the prices are more than 1947, eeshanya, 24th main and other good restaurants. Nothing special in this place any more to pay 100 rupees for 7-8 spoons of lassi, 300 for dal, get pissed off from the rude staff. There are many better places in my beautiful Bengaluru. Better, management should concentrate on quality and taste and staff behavior. Bye bye Baba Chatkora.

Food is tasteless and too expensive do not visit<br/>..

Service staff needs some basic schooling in listening to customer. Despite the restaurant being half empty, staff picked up a long argument on where they would dictate me to sit. Walked out in few mins.

its to expensive qty wht they serve is too less less fpr what they are charging<br/><br/>taste is fine

We had ordered Chole, Dal makhani, Pudina parathas and Green chilli parathas. All 4 parathas were burnt on both sides, as if they were heated 2nd time. Chole was tasteless. I will never visit their restaurant or order food online. How can they send burnt parathas? Can’t their cook see what is being sent out? Utter disregard for their customers, who pay them.

Disconnected staff. Along with a 45 to 50 minutes waiting. 50 minutes is the time taken to reach Chennai from Bangalore not a waiting time at a 2 grade restaurant. Not recommending this to anyone. Enter at your own risk or if you are someone with terrible patience.

Amazing place for finest food. Good ambience with blending colours and theme of punjabi. <br/>With great taste and value for money. Hospitality was fantastic.

On a weekday - that's when you should be going to this place because it is unlikely that you are going to get a seat on a weekend! Yes, it's a rather nice - good food, prompt and efficient service, and it's not going to put a big hole in your pocket. So, in short, what's not to like about this place? <br/><br/>We ordered for the thalis - and they have a wide range there. So, you can have your pick and choose what suits your appetite and taste. And then the paneer, chicken, naans and the usual lot.<br/><br/>P.S. I ordered for a Chilli Parantha (pic attached) which looks all green and spicy. But is probably the best instance of 'deceptive looks'. The thingy was nothing close to spicy :)

Punjab ki yaad dila di! Amazing punjabi food! Would love to come again.

It is a small place with beautiful decor and Punjabi vibe. We had to wait 30 mints to get table on satarday night. We ordered a starter platter, different flavoured sikanji, dhaba special paneer, Dal tadka, garlic naan and mixed kulcha and rumali masala papad. The papad is very different and big one. It's rounded with masalas in the centre. Chaaps are also good in taste. Paneer malai tikka is very tasty in the starter platter. Dhaba special paneer is just fine whereas the Dal tadka is very yummy. The kulchas are too heavy and is enough for two people. I loved the garlic naan. Service is also fine. Overall a nice place to go with family as well.

I ordered two week back dinner. There was a mix up . The order was placed twice for what reason no idea. When i called the manager he said the food was parcelled n delivery guy had taken already after much waiting one hour i still didn't get the delivery. When chased up the manager did not have the parcel boy number. So at ten pm i had to hunt again for dinner parcel. After reading so many negative reviews i m wondering it was crazy i dint get the parcel but now it seems worth.

Food instantly upset mine n my husbands stomach that er have tu rush home n all night v were struggling.had to hve eno to stop the heaviness.the manager’s attitude too was quite rude.two ladies in the table nxt to us asked him to bring hot dal not cold and he got angry.2nd time around they had to request for hot kulcha too.dont know about other food thre but the amritsari chaap v had didn’t suit us

A small place but beautiful ambiance with awesome lines written here and there on their walls. They also have a front of a truck as their reception area. Their Maharaj kabab platter had lots of variety. Do try their BC kulche, it was crispy and yum. Also their Saahi Thali was heavy. Overall a good place to try Veg Punjabi food.

The taste was bad and not upto the mark as conpare to the other north indian dishes. We kind of left our food as well even when we dont believe kn wasting it

One of the good restaurants for pure veg north indian food. Limited items in the menu. Tried mix veg soup, stuffed achari soya chaap and veg gravy with tandoori roti. Food was good. Must try place.

Food taste wasn't as expected. This restaurant is over glorified by some reviewers.

5* rating for my first visit to baba chatkora... After coming to Bengaluru first ever had good food, it was so soothing and satisfying for me. Well I had a basic thali there which comprises of paneer butter masala, baingan bharta, dal tadka, tandoori roti and rice... The taste and masalas of every item were perfectly balanced.. and I had veg biryani which was so far the best biryani and I would say it's a must try there I just loved how they maintained the juicy and spicy flavors.. and at last mango lassi... One word for it... Wonderful<br/>And 4*rating for my second visit.. it was quite disappointing.. I had soya masala chaap which tasted tangy and spicy from outside but from inside it was little bland...

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Ambience is really good. Quantity is very less. One time visit. I tried deep fried papads and soya chaaps. Very disappointed with the cost. Its expensive.

Great music, feels like home in Bangalore

Authentic taste, good food

One of the best places in Bangalore for authentic Punjabi food. Tried many Punjabi places here, but couldn't find one that parallels the exquisite Amritsari kulcha and this place does it the best !!<br/><br/>The giant baked papad, Afghani soya chaap, Paneer Tikka and BC kulcha with Dal Makhani add on are among the must haves. And the creamy mango lassi to end the meal.<br/><br/>Overall, an awesome place for a delectable, sumptuous Punjabi meal !<br/><br/>Ambience - 4/5<br/>Staff - 4.5/5<br/>Taste- 4.5/5<br/>Quality - 5/5<br/><br/>

One of the best places to eat good North Indian Food. SO GOOD!!! Loved the place, ambience, food, staff! Awesome!<br/>Feels so goo when you get to eat Good North Indian food in Bangalore 🧡

Worst experience as it was the peak hour and while we were having our meal the restaurant management is separating the attached tables and chairs to accommodate other customers. It looks they were least bothered about the current customers comfort who are taking there meals all they need is business or happy and revisiting customers?? There action clearly states it.

The best stuffed kulcha known as chatkora special is really good on taste. Service by the owner was highly involving. Seating could have been more relaxed and pricing is tad higher .

💖 MUST TRY: panner texture is too good<br/><br/>We were a set of friends meeting after years here.<br/>I had more expectations from this place<br/><br/>🍱FOOD: average taste, options are very limited mostly it's panner dishes.<br/>The gravys looked maroon.<br/><br/>Lassi was so artificial. It hardly had elaichi in it which is most important ingredient<br/><br/>🏛️AMBIENCE: 🌟 very good<br/><br/>👨🏻‍💼STAFF & SERVICE: 🌟 good.<br/>

It was Thursday evening and I eat veg on Thursdays.. the taste was so heavenly that I would never underestimate the power of veg cuisine .. tried chaaps (made with soya) and i can say world is much better without nonveg food must try if your are in Bangalore

So,been here twice. Amazing North Indian food, do try their BC Kulcha. There many thali varieties also to choose from. <br/>It’s the place to satiate your taste buds.

Ambiance - 4/5<br/>Food - 3.5/5<br/>Service - 3/5<br/>VFM - 3.5/5<br/>Overall 3.5/5<br/><br/>Baba chatkora, the name itself has this tune to it. It's a nice little place, not too big, and has a really nice ambiance. The interiors are great and they have real nice lighting too.<br/><br/>The service was okay, they seemed to have gotten very tensed when they saw the Holiday Rush. We got certain items on time and some way later than expected. I had ordered the;<br/><br/>⭐Maharaja Platter - a platter with combination of 3 types of paneer tikka, dahi ke kabab, dahi ki gulaoti and stuffed mushroom. 2 dahi ke kababs were less on the plate and on asking he brought 2 more later after we were almost done with the platter. After pricing it at around 700Rs this isnt what you'd expect. Nevertheless, the taste of every single item was great and id recommend this.<br/><br/>⭐Shahi Thali - This was one of the best dishes we had. The Thali was amazing, the paneer butter masala, dal Makhani and an aloo dish were really good. The sweet was good too.<br/><br/>⭐Kulcha Combo - This was hands down the best thing I had that day. Do try. A nice little cripsy, little soft kulcha which surprisingly not coated in a layer of butter (which is great). The chole was good but not great. For an additional 60Rs you can get dal makhani and I had order that. After telling them again, twice, they realized they didn't get the dal makhani.<br/>Mix Kulcha and Paneer Kulcha is what we had.<br/><br/>Chaap Combo - I'm sorry but, why would any vegetarian want to taste a dish that looks like its a non veg dish. The chaap dish was unappealing and so was the chaap that was in it. The gravy tasted okay, but the overall experience was not good.<br/><br/>Tandoori Roti - we had ordered 2 extra rotis, firstly it came late, towards the end when we were done with almost everything and even after it came so late it was very chewy and felt undercooked.<br/><br/>Overall,<br/>The service was okay, probably because of the holiday rush there might've been some obstacles but the dish served with the chaap combo and the chewy tandoori<br/>roti was very disapointing.<br/>Nevertheless, I would still recommend this place to vegetarians to try.<br/><br/>

Great food.<br/>There is no other like Baba Chatkora that serves this quality of North Indian veg food. Tried their Independence day special - the tiranga platter, and I can tell its the best I have had till now. Special mention to their amazing hospitality.My family and I had a great experience. Will visit soon!

ordered bbq platter. All things were tasteless except paneer tikka. Dahi k kabab had too much of cardmom in it.<br/><br/>kulcha was okay but overall experience made it bad. i felt d place is overpriced too.

Food was delicious😋 , especially I liked matka lassi at this place.<br/>Table Pre booking is recommended as place is crowded on weekend nights<br/>

One of the best places to try authentic Punjabi food. We ordered Masala Chaap, BC Malai Chaap and they were mouth-watering. They have the best kulchas. If you want the combos you can try the Pind Di Thali and Daal Makhani Combo.<br/><br/>They have a warm and cosy place which is good for family and friends.<br/><br/>You have to try the Maharaja Platter which is really good, while you are there they have some specialities like BC Kulcha, Afghani Chaap which are very tasty.<br/><br/>You will get a happy ending with Matka Lassi, Phirni.<br/> <br/><br/>They also have a very friendly staff.

I have been here with friends and then with family, the food is amazing and just like how Punjabi food should be, lots of butter as expected.<br/>Loved my experience and would recommend everyone to try out

if you are looking for punjabi food in the city..<br/>this is THE place for you! ,for sure<br/>you will love the taste,ambience and thier service.👍<br/>

After really long long been Bangalore first time ever got to taste authentic punjabi food.<br/>This place is at prime location of JP nagar. When you enter the graffiti on walls like “Jee aaya nu” and “ki banu duniya da” is catchy and so so nostalgic!!!<br/>Such a warm ambiance and lip smacking food.<br/>Trust me the bestest kulchas, chaap and lassi I have ever had in a while.<br/>Don’t miss to try thr shikanjvi!!!<br/>Not to be missed by true food lover!

I still remember the days when they had newly opened in BTM layout, I just fell for their chaaps,lassi and thaali.. how I dragged all my friends and they use to lick fingers.. Staff was always welcoming and we're personally greeted by the owners many a times, I left Bangalore and still used to crave for BC.<br/>Three years down the line, I hit this outlet today with the same zeal.. but was taken aback! BABA ISN'T IN SWAG ANYMORE, irrationally put half-cooked spices, not so tasty thaali were still considerable but encountering Curry leaves in Dal tadka was truly disheartening when you're paying way more than before.<br/>Well, just want this to be taken as a constructive criticism and I'm dying to revisit the old, authentic BABA with signature treats!<br/>

I ordered shahi thali from Zomato today.. Everything was fine except sabji... Sabji quantity is not even half of the available space.. I will not recommend to order.. And ordered cold drink also they send 20 rs coca cola bottle. And charged for it 40rs.. We already paying for Packing charges delivery charges and tax. Then this extra charge.. Mrp 20 rs restaurant charge it for 40. Double price..

Loot. 100 Rs for the Matka Lassi is like daytime robbery. Better buy Nadini set curd and mix sugar and you will be having at least 5 such Matka Lassi.<br/>Absolutely no no place

All said and done, this is the best north indian food joint in Bangalore. Their dal makhani is a trip to heaven, and while we had to wait for quite some time today afternoon - we were left happy and completely contended with the food. Brownie points to the service staff and management for maintaining such a huge crowd. Good job guys! will visit again very soon!

Authentic Punjabi and North Indian food. Felt like being in Punjab as the food reminded me of my days in Amritsar back in the days.<br/><br/>Do try Kadhai Chaap Combo and Firni. The Paneer is extremely soft and fresh. Never had any paneer dish like this.<br/><br/>Do note that weekends are quite rush do reserve a table before going.<br/><br/>

For all the hype this place has come through in all ways.<br/>Be it service, food or the ambience (Dhaba Style).<br/><br/>Must try<br/>1. Starters - Chaaps and Masala Roomali<br/>2. Main course - Kulchas and Biryani<br/>3. Desserts / Drinks - Mango Lassi and Gulab Jamoon.<br/><br/>I would give 5/5 overall experience for a nice family outing.

Great place, food and service. Owner / manager ensured we got vegan versions. Kind service. Rajma and masala chaap were awesome. Nice place to know in S Bangalore! Simple, no fuss place.

Superb se be upper,, nice place for Punjabi aunthantic food good service nice ambiance over all 100 out of 100 mangolassi and there chaps pander is mouth melting

Having lived in northern India for most of my life, I was delighted when Zomato recommended Baba Chatkora for ,as they claimed, "authentic" dhaaba experience. Frankly it was not all that good. We visited this with my family including my son who incidentally loves punjabi cuisine. We tried malai chaap and a variety of other kulchaas. The filling were all the same. Very inconsistent in taste, not properly made, dry and extremely spicy. The service was ridiculously slow. We brought up the issues to the management, but the guys couldn't care less. Fellas -Once you get a few good reviews, don't get overconfident. Good food, good customer service and positive attitude is important. Frankly we tried this place as Delhi Ke Bawarchi on 24th main has moved out else we would not have tried this restaurant at all...sadly, will never recommend this place to anyone. The one star is because Zomato doesn't let you rate lower than that!!<br/>

Due to extensive hype we decided to try this place out last Saturday for dinner. Sorry to say, super disappointed. We orderded the malai chaap. It was ok. Too much pepper. The matka lassi was very good however once the malai was eaten from the top the bottom felt like it was out of a tetra pack.<br/>We ordered the paneer kulcha cheese kulcha and the BC special. All the stuffing was at the centre of the kulcha. The egdes were more like a roti. The taste left a lot to be desired. The cheese was a disaster honestly. Was trying to be a pizza as thry had claimed however all the cheese was around the center without anything on the sides. It took over half an hour to arrive and with a lot of masala on top.<br/>The dal makhani super spicy. The chole was quite decent.<br/>The most surprising part was that two tables were only occupied. However the soda shikanji that we ordered at the begining of the meal came after we were done eating and was plain lime soda.<br/>Overall<br/>Food 1/5<br/>Service 1/5<br/>Ambience 3/5.

Nicely decorated place. Ideal place for kitty parties. I ordered lal Mirch paneer tikka, matka lassi, rajmah chawal and BC kulcha...<br/><br/>The place is located on the main road with ample parking. The paneer tikka was great but slightly burnt, lassi awesome and rajmah cooked well. Rajmah was neither spicy nor flat..

Tried their matka lassi n even took one parcel instantly cos it was the best ever I had, coming to others...mushrooms were yum n rotis n accompaniments were equally good, though not a fan of dhaba kinda ambience, this is one worth a try.

Baba Chatkora was started to bring the homely feel of Punjab into our Garden City. In a move to give vegetarians the authentic punjabi culinary experience, they started off with a limited menu which was a hit and now they have over 60 dishes on the menu!<br/>We started our meal with Matka lassi which was uber creamy, refreshing and most importantly, delicious. Followed with a popular starter called Masala Roomali which was crunchy and tangy. <br/>After that, we had the cheese tandoori chaap which was something I’ve never had before. Known as the vegetarian meat, Sahil told us about how customers would call him and complain about serving meat at a vegetarian restaurant, to which he had to explain what it was! 😂<br/>Coming to the highlight of my afternoon - grilled paneer biryani and grilled chaap biryani! Yes, for the longest time people have debated whether there was such a thing as Veg Biryani. But yesterday, Baba Chatkora came through and offered us such delicious biryanis. The paneer was made in-house and is easily the best paneer I’ve had till date. Made using buffalo’s milk, it was soft and creamy unlike anything I’ve had before. The biryani was rich and nothing like a vegetable pulao. The spices made a colossal difference and impressed me! Take it from me, someone who wouldn’t usually step into a veg restaurant if I were given an option but this place changed that for me yesterday. Now, while I write this, I’m thinking about the biryani and planning my next visit to try their ever famous Amritsari Kulcha!

Whenever we are in the mood for some desi punjabi khaana, this place is where we head to. This is a no muss no fuss kinda place. Their meal options are quite popular and they are quite delicious and filling. Their Lassi is really nice and one of our favourites. The Malai Paneer Tikka was good and flavourful. Overall, it is always a good meal experience here. I will keep going back here and would surely recommend this place.

Am in love with this place! After a lot of pondering I finally visited this place two weeks ago and have already been there twice! <br/>I tried the Tawa paneer kurchan which is to die for- amazing flavour and succulent paneer! I liked the matka lassi. <br/>Malai paneer tikka was amazing. The place got pretty crowded after we sat but the food was great. <br/>I want to try everything on their menu, can’t wait to go back! <br/>

Who puts enormous amount whole black pepper in dahi kabab.. i felt like i was eating some batter, so uncooked.. and who serves aunthetic kabab with mayonnaise, should it not be served with mint chutney? Unprofessional cooks? Very unfortunate to pay for a 300rs kabab which is worth just 10rs..<br/>Good luck..

From the fame of BC, we landed here and I say this - This is the crappiest punjabi food that I have ever eaten in a decade. The service is the most pathetic piece of crap that welcomes you with a 20 min wait time, in this while I heard some one shouting at the manager for hair in the food. Then we thought of vacating the place, should have done it. We ordered. Dahi ke kabab and Afgani chaap. The kabab were undercooked deep fried batter with salt (that’s all). The soya chaap were soya chaos in a dressing of excessive salt. Sorba was a cream for a new low. If the manager is reading this, throw away the chefs who run the kitchen and hire 2 more waiters. This place is set to go down. I never waste food nor be so critical of any place, but this place gave me a chance to do the same. A V O I D this place BC.

Super se be upper one of the best resturant in banglore to have punjabi cusine especially amritsari kulchas( BC kulcha) and the lassi is is the punching taste

Hey pure veg foodies in Bangalore do u know about the Baba chatkora? Please come to this place and taste the authentic Punjabi food.<br/><br/>Few of items<br/><br/>1. Junli mirch paneer tikka<br/>2. Afgani chap<br/><br/>And in main course u can go for Amritsari kulcha's