CHAAT

Indian restaurant · Soho ·

CHAAT

Indian restaurant · Soho ·

Michelin-starred Indian street food reimagined; tandoori, caviar pani puri

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Victoria Dockside, 5/F, Rosewood, 18 Salisbury Rd, Tsim Sha Tsui, Hong Kong Get directions

HK$500+

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"One-MICHELIN-Starred Chaat, located inside the Rosewood Hong Kong, reimagines Indian street food classics. The name, meaning “to lick” in Hindi, hints at the irresistible flavors on the menu. Highlights include oyster pani puri topped with Kristal caviar and a Delhi butter chicken in spiced tomato and fenugreek sauce. From the tandoor, the Badami chicken tikka is juicy and aromatic, thanks to a marinade of almond, black pepper and yogurt. Street food, but make it luxe." - The MICHELIN Guide

https://guide.michelin.com/en/article/travel/michelin-starred-indian-restaurants

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"For MICHELIN‑Star Indian cooking, this spot reimagines classics from across the subcontinent with finesse by chef Gaurav Kuthari—the standout black pepper chicken tikka from the tandoor comes highly recommended." - Faye Bradley

https://guide.michelin.com/en/article/travel/michelin-guide-hotels-hong-kong-starred-restaurants

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"‘Chaat’ means ‘to lick’ in Hindi, as the food here is so finger licking good. The menu covers an extensive range of pedigree Indian classics from spruced-up street snacks to ambitious creations based on tradition. The tandoori oven is put to good use as evidenced by their juicy, perfectly spiced black pepper chicken tikka. The glazed kitchen lets diners watch the chefs in action as they deliver an entertaining experience." - Michelin Inspector

https://guide.michelin.com/en/hong-kong-region/hong-kong/restaurant/chaat

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In Hong Kong, a New Cultural Center of Gravity Emerges

"Chaat, located in Rosewood Hong Kong, is a Michelin-starred Indian restaurant."

https://www.cntraveler.com/story/hong-kong-reopening-old-meets-new

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Life After Lockdown in Hong Kong

"Notable new spots have emerged, including ... Chaat, modernized Indian street food at the Rosewood Hong Kong."

https://www.cntraveler.com/story/life-after-lockdown-in-hong-kong

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Beau T.

Google

Monica provided amazing service! She took great care of us and explained the dishes thoroughly, making sure we were comfortable with all the ingredients. The food was absolutely delicious, especially the samosa tart, fish tikka, and chicken tikka. Everything was flavorful and perfectly prepared. Highly recommended!

yuk

Google

Had a fantastic birthday celebration for my friends at CHAAT. The atmosphere and vibe were great, and the food didn't disappoint. The butter chicken was a standout—the sauce was incredibly fragrant and rich, pairing perfectly with the naan. A special shoutout to the gentleman who served us last night; his service was impeccable and he was incredibly attentive to our needs. Highly recommended!

Brian C.

Google

One of the best Indian experiences that I have experienced! Just walking in and you smell the flavors you would be tasting. All the dishes had the flavors you would look for and they were not overpowering that it drowned out the taste of the main ingredient of the dish. Service was impeccable and catered to our every need. Highly recommended for groups so they can order more dishes to share.

Juju

Google

This was the day when I wish I have a bigger appetite than normal - every dish was worth having. Twice. Samosa Tart was such a unique take on an Indian classic; the taste was authentic with a play on texture - a lot of thought was put into the ingredients and how they complement each other. As with the Old Delhi butter chicken, the sauce had everything tangy yet lightly sweet, spicy yet so smooth. I’ll admit I filled some of the sauce onto my plate and had it just by itself. Don’t judge, you’ll do the same if you try it! Grateful for our host Monica who patiently walked us through the menu and how they continually evolve it through listening to what the customers like. Nice bit of history and context that made the night extra special.

Jeremy C.

Google

We were staying next door at Rosewood Hong Kong, concierge kindly helped us secure this reservation at their in house restaurant. Service was slow and inattentive. Even basic things like water - We had to ask multiple times for refills, and each time it would take 5-10 minutes for someone to come back. The rice cost $10 US per order. A server came and began serving it without explaining that the small scoop being placed on our plates was the full portion. When we politely said that was enough, assuming there would be more if requested. When we asked for a little more, that triggered a second $10 charge. The food itself was decent but unremarkable compared to Indian food in the rest of Hong Kong, the US, or the UK. HK service can be rough at times, but this was a new low for a Michelin star restaurant.

Charley L.

Google

Excellent service! Thanks Mamita for the service and the recommendations. I like the Boondi Raita and Goan Fish Curry. Boondi Raita (yogurt) as a side dish worked really well among the spicy dishes to refresh taste buds. The Seabass was fresh and of a great texture! Will try Tandoori next time! We had: Samosa Tart Butter Chicken Fish Curry Boondi Raita Naan Pistachio Kulfi as dessert

Shanshan W.

Google

The food was excellent and delicious—the samosa tart was a visual delight! Some service aspects could improve, though. We were with kids and requested a soft seat with more space, however this cannot be arranged, as it felt a bit cramped and wasn't kid-friendly. For the birthday cake, staff mentioned it might take a while if ordered through them from the downstairs cake shop. So we headed down, bought it ourselves for efficiency, and handed it to the manager to add the birthday message when serving. Unfortunately, they missed it, killing the surprise. They had to take it back to the kitchen to add on the message, and serve again. It would be much better if the celebration cake serve correctly in the first time.

Daniel C.

Google

Had the solo tasting menu & the star of the meal was the lobster Champagne curry. One of the best Indian dishes I’ve ever eaten. Definitely worth the Michelin Star they earned!

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@cntraveler

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In Hong Kong, a New Cultural Center of Gravity Emerges

"Chaat, located in Rosewood Hong Kong, is a Michelin-starred Indian restaurant."

https://www.cntraveler.com/story/hong-kong-reopening-old-meets-new

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Life After Lockdown in Hong Kong

"Notable new spots have emerged, including ... Chaat, modernized Indian street food at the Rosewood Hong Kong."

https://www.cntraveler.com/story/life-after-lockdown-in-hong-kong

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Beau T.

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yuk

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Brian C.

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Juju

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Jeremy C.

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Charley L.

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Shanshan W.

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Daniel C.

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Had the solo tasting menu & the star of the meal was the lobster Champagne curry. One of the best Indian dishes I’ve ever eaten. Definitely worth the Michelin Star they earned!

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