Call it yummy - Wahat Al Ramlah
After reading the good reviews and given the catchy name, I decided to check it out when I was in that area.
It as a bit hard to find as it is located in betwen two buildings. It is in the by-lane just beside the "sky Gulf" shop; between hero computers and Aaryas.
On reaching there, I saw that it was smaller than expected. It has seating for barely 5-10 people.
The place is well decorated though. They have cushions with some cool and quirky quotations on it, as well as a wall filled with reviews from customers.
We were famished, and wanted something quick, so we started with the all-time favourite - the pani puri. This tasted pretty good; was served with some chopped onions on the side.
Having heard so much about their honey chili potato, we just had to try it out for ourself. The portion size of this one was bigger than expected. The taste was great too, though a bit dry; and I could taste more of the honey than chili.
Then we had the "Delhi ke Chole Bhature". The bhaturas were soft and hot. They were totlly on point and we loved the chole too which were a bit on the spicier side.
In the end, we had some papdi chaat. This wasn't too bad. It had ample amount of yoghurt on it, and a burst of flavours too!
More than the food, I think I like the feel that this place had to it. It was small and gave the desi roadside feel to it. Also, since it is small, prices are very easy on the pocket. Would definitely like to try our their other items too.
It as a bit hard to find as it is located in betwen two buildings. It is in the by-lane just beside the "sky Gulf" shop; between hero computers and Aaryas.
On reaching there, I saw that it was smaller than expected. It has seating for barely 5-10 people.
The place is well decorated though. They have cushions with some cool and quirky quotations on it, as well as a wall filled with reviews from customers.
We were famished, and wanted something quick, so we started with the all-time favourite - the pani puri. This tasted pretty good; was served with some chopped onions on the side.
Having heard so much about their honey chili potato, we just had to try it out for ourself. The portion size of this one was bigger than expected. The taste was great too, though a bit dry; and I could taste more of the honey than chili.
Then we had the "Delhi ke Chole Bhature". The bhaturas were soft and hot. They were totlly on point and we loved the chole too which were a bit on the spicier side.
In the end, we had some papdi chaat. This wasn't too bad. It had ample amount of yoghurt on it, and a burst of flavours too!
More than the food, I think I like the feel that this place had to it. It was small and gave the desi roadside feel to it. Also, since it is small, prices are very easy on the pocket. Would definitely like to try our their other items too.
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