Went here for evening chaats. The place seemed hygienic and had a open food counter. We took bhel puri and dahi puri. The bhel puri kinda lacked flavor. But the dahi puri was a burst of flavors. It was dammm yummy. I felt the quantity was a bit less considering we paid 45 rupees for one chat

An evening would be perfect with a plate of chaats, and what better way to spend it at Shivas Chats in Bengaluru. Although the crowd has decreased ever since the onset of Covid, business has been tough for them but they continue to dish out some yummy food none the less. We had the following dishes while we were at Shivas Chats. Masala Puri is the highlight of the day. Tangy, spicy, and tasty served piping hot. The masala is nicely blended with crushed puri, fine cut onions, and some spicy chutney. The Sev Puri was a little off balance in terms of taste as the tamarind chutney was too much in the dish. The dish was very dry as well even though you could taste the masala that was poured on it, overall I would not recommend this dish as it is not the best dish they serve here. Finally we ended our day here with some Gobi Manchurian. The masala coated on to the cauliflowers was spot on, the use of veggies was very subtle and the taste was perfect. It is indeed a go to dish for a nice evening snack. The parking maybe a hassle here and the waiting time was not much at all when I had visited them at around eight in the evening. You can find them at Kumaraswamy Temple Rd, near Kaggi`s Bakery, Hanumanthnagar, Banashankari Stage I, Banashankari, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560019. Budget Corner Masala Puri – 40 INR Sev Puri – 45 INR Gobi Manchurian – 70 INR Average cost for two would be 150 – 175 INR.