Chote Miya

Decent food with some sort of fusion variety going on. The paneer khurchan rolls did not disappoint, the mixture and combination of flavors meshed well with the texture of the tender paneer and roti. The honey chilli cauliflower, however, was kind of a disappointment. There was hardly any chili or spice in the sauce and the cauliflower was not crispy either. seemed to have lacked salt too. the most sauce there was was a mild amount of honey that settled at the bottom of the plate. The bombay bhel was good, though, was crunchy and flavorful with each bite.

Chote Miya serves the most innovative and creative Indian street food. Chote Miya is in the middle of a foodie world, when you walk into the building, there's a bunch of food spots from all cultures. It looked so fun, you could spend a whole day there and enjoy the view of the manhattan brooklyn bridge in Dumbo as well. We had to start off with some lassis of course. Strawberry lassi was so creamy like strawberry yogurt. Super refreshing as well! It's perfect for the summer. The mango lassi was no doubt delicious. For appetizers we started off with vada pav. It is a potato slider with mint chutney. We watched the chef toast the bread into the perfectly crisp bun for our crispy potatoes. We actually never had this before and thought it was very delicious. The fried potato was mashed inside, it was crispy on the outside and super soft on the inside. The mint chutney adds a refreshing flavor to every bite. We also tried the samosas chaat. We honestly love chaat. Samosas chaat was so fancy and delicious. I think I would have to pick this over a regular chicken or vegetable samosa. The plating and presentation was super impressive too. You really get a bang for your buck. For our entrees we got the butter chicken of course. I mean that is a classic! You cannot go wrong with butter chicken, we honestly recommend to try this if you never had Indian food before. Butter chicken is made slightly differently at every restaurant but it is ALWAYS delicious. Our favorite part of the meal were the chicken khurchan!! They are like tacos but India style. The crispy paratha with the flavorful chicken was perfect! The chicken was not dry either. It was so juicy and flavorful, I don't think I can have regular chicken tacos ever again. People walked past us and ordered some to try too, I promise you the food was so appetizing and looked so good, many people broke their necks to check out what we got. We cannot wait to come back here! Everyone was so nice, especially the chef. We even followed him on Instagram and we did a little stalking, this guy use to cook for high end hotels in Dubai!! No wonder why he was so professional and talented! We are so grateful to have him serve us food that day.

Love love love absolutely the vada pau, paneer and chicken khurchan rolls. They are a little pricey given the location. We recently tried their palak chat that was yummilicious as well. The lassi's are rich but flavor is OK!

Had a chance to try out Chote miyan this past week. It was on my to go list since it opened, but it didn't meet the hype. It was okay food. Vada pav were overcooked/burned because of refrying, i think. They were on the spicy side. I would prefer/recommend "mithaas" vada pav over these. Chili honey cauliflower was crispy, and it was a good portion, but sadly, it was missing the Chili and honey. They were simple double fried Cauliflower pakoda. Butter Chicken was just okay... let's see, instead of saying, "Not so good, we can say" not so bad... it was an okay food, but the view is amazing. food court itself is very crowded. Food court has seating inside (ac area), and there are some tables outside, too. We loved the view. And yes, mango lassi tasted good.

I would not recommend it, after waiting for ordering food in a queue. It was not that the food was bad; for the price changed for food it doesn’t do justice. The place doesn’t provide freshly cooked Indian cuisine. I saw employees use the frozen food items that you can get from Indian stores. For that you don’t have to travel to a dine in eatery. No service, one needs to start questioning why do I tip when I need to go get the food. This is true for all the food joints in timeout market. The place had 4 restrooms and you will have to stand in a queue for 20 minutes. Whole Timeout Market was really crowded, it was difficult to find a seaton space and enjoy the food. The place was also really noisy

The food here is excellent and is a great addition to Time Out Market! Really happy to see an Indian AND Halal vendor! Food: I tried the Chicken Khurchan Bombay Frankies, Honey Chili Cauliflower, Magic Masala Fries, Keema Pav, & Samosa Chaat. I found that every single item was a complete hit and it tasted very authentic! I especially loved the Bombay Frankies because of the lacha Paratha! It's SOOOO good! It's a must try in my opinion! Drinks: I tried the rose and mango lassi, and the Indian lemonade. These are their cooler refreshing drinks and they were all soooo good especially in the NYC heat. I also tried the masala chai which was excellent and I think would pair really well with the lacha Paratha! Service: Great service! The staff is super nice and very efficient/quick with orders! Ambiance: it's located inside of time out market so there's plenty of seating and it's casual!

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of food here. Samosa chaat was really delicious. Butter chicken with parantha was great too. Chhole had authentic flavors. The whole area is cool, one can buy food any vendor, while the sitting area is common. Would definitely visit again.

Had been planning to try this place out for a long time. It's inside the Time Out market along with several other restaurants in the food court. We got the chicken khurchan, curry chicken 65, lamb Chapli kebab burger with masala fries and guava lassi. I was seriously impressed with guava lassi. Perfect taste, not too sweet and very unique. Must try. Burger was delicious, Chapli kebab was perfectly spiced. Chicken khurchan was yum it was served over small crispy naans. Very nice presentation. Curry chicken 65 was a disappointment. The presentation was great but it had some weird honey sauce/ sweet chutney drizzled over it which killed the flavor of the chicken. I wish they would change that. The portion sizes are small compared to the prices. Sadly they were out of kheema pav so will have to visit again next time to try that.

I've heard a lot about Chore Miya and how it's pretty legit. But unfortunately we were not able to try any food to comment on that claim. Though we did try their guava lassi (a first for us), and it was pretty refreshing. In a country where the only Indian drink you can find is mango lassi, guava was a nice change and definitely one we liked a lot. I can't wait to try out their food the next time.

I went to Time Out Market with a bunch of my friends recently. I got to try a variety of food from multiple vendors this way, but I was overall the most impressed (unexpectedly) with Chote Miya. We tried the Samosa chaat and the Chicken khurchan. The samosa chaat was huge and loaded with incredible flavor. It was also visually stunning. My main complaint was that the samosas themselves were not hot with the filling lukewarm at best. I imagine that the samosas may have been sitting out at room temperature for a while before being served. Luckily, the chicken khurchan was served piping hot and fresh. It was just so good. Two flaky parathas were filled with chicken, pickled onions, and an addictive sauce. They were definitely messy to eat but my friends and I didn't care since they tasted so good. Overall, I think this is a must visit at Time Out Market if you like Indian street food.

I saw a lot of people walking around with this dish at the Time Out Market, I knew had to try it. It's did not disappoint. The chicken was crispy on the outside and juicy on the inside with a nice curry flavor. It's like eating Chick Fil a nugget but heavily upgraded in both flavors and texture. Definitely get it again when I'm in the area.

I was in Brooklyn for work and a friend recommended checking out the Time Out market and food hall for a quick and easy solo dinner! When you walk in, there are so many different options for food, but my friend had recommended Chote Miya which was pretty close to the center and entrance when you walk in. You place your order at the counter and they'll give you a buzzer to come back and pick up your food. There's plenty of seating around the hall as well. I ended up getting the samosa chaat and was tempted to order something else (as is the case with chaat, I'll usually order a chaat and a sandwich) but the portions were large! Chote Miya is definitely more "upscale" chaat but it was delicious, flavorful, and beautifully plated!! While this didn't really read to me as chaat (the samosas came fully prepared instead of deconstructed and there was a LOT of yogurt/date/other sauces), the flavors were delicious and I didn't mind kind of putting the samosa chaat together myself! Overall, nice spot in Time Out and would recommend!

Terrrrrific fried cauliflower. Felt like I was eating a delicious chicken wing. It was so flavorful. The honey really contrasts with the spicy outside layer. It's a pretty big portion for $11. Yum! Would come back and get the same thing. Wait time 5-10

I got the Samosa Chaat and it was very flavorful! I love the creaminess of the yogurt, hint of sweetness from the pomegranate seeds and the sauce is a little spicy with some tanginess! Service was quite quick, you get a little beepy alert thing when your food is ready. Not much seating area but you can find seats in other parts of the market.

TLDR: Check out Chote Miya in Time Out Market!! The chaats were so flavorful and made so authentically. They were perfectly spiced and both samosa and paapdi chat were crunchy. The chicken bombay frankie was definitely on the heavier side of entrees and I recommend splitting it another person. The sauce with the spices on the peppers and onions worked perfectly together and I was a huge fan of the addition of achar!

Chote Miyan , TimeOut Market ~ Chicken Khurchan, $16 Chote Miyan is a halal vendor in Dumbo's TimeOut Market. We opted for the chicken khurchan which is 2 parathas filled with tender chicken pieces. It's served with pickled onions, lemon aioli, and coriander mint chutney.

This was one of my stops at the Timeout Market- which is pretty amazing if you haven't been there go check it out I only ordered one thing at each place so I could try a variety of foods. I chose the Honey Chili cauliflower at Chote Miya. Knowing that this is the sister restaurant to Gupshup, I had high expectations. The coating was perfect, nice crunch with a hint of honey and spices. Not overly seasoned or bland. I was disappointed that the batter was not cooked and you bit into a cauliflower with raw batter. Not once, not twice ... the cracks and crevices of any large pieces of cauliflower were filled with raw batter.

Got their Curry Chicken Bombay Frankies and this was packed my flavors!! It was like an Indian's take on tacos which definitely passes They use a paratha as the taco shell and love the idea of it because it super flakey, crispy and holds everything together really well. In the tacos they had curry chicken as the protein, some pickled onions, and their house aioli sauce on top. Chicken was well marinated and the picked onions added a really nice tarty taste. Everything about this taco was delicious! Wanted to try their Samosa Chaat but accidentally ordered their regular Samosas instead. Still ate them though, honestly don't think I'm the biggest fan of them so I didn't really like them. Cute little spot with bar side seating!

The guy working here yesterday could not have been more of a jerk. There were three of us standing together, talking, obviously together. My son ordered and then I ordered. The guy glared at me, sighed and rolled his eyes. I could not figure out what we had done to offend him until my friend placed an order after me and the guy literally starting yelling at us "I have to make a new order every time you order something different, can you not waste my time like this, blah blah blah." I am not sure what kind of archaic computer system they have that does not allow them to input more than one item without paying individually but it has certainly driven this guy mad. I'd look for something else. Unless you enjoy conflict with your butter chicken.

Great spot close to the Brooklyn bridge. The mango lassi is great if you haven't tried it before

Amazing burger with incredible spices!! I really enjoyed this burger - The bun was pillowy and soft. Meat was tender, juicy, and incredibly seasoned. The vegetables tasted fresh. Even the fries were crispy and long. I would definitely try this out! The service did take a good amount of time as they made the burger because they were grilling the meat and frying the fries when I ordered. So it was all basically fresh. The vibe is incredible. It was in Time Out Market in Brooklyn, which is a fancy version of a food court!

Timeout Market was the most recent food hall we tried when visiting NYC. After browsing the options, we knew we had to try this spot. We got: - Paneer Khurchan Bombay Frankie - Chole Tikki Both of them were fantastic. The Frankie was like an Indian taco. I love the texture of the paratha and the combination of flavors in the Chole Tikki were familiar to other chaat dishes I've had, perfectly wonderful. I wanted to try most of the menu, so I'd definitely come back.

Before going to Time Out Market, my wife and I were strolling around Bridge View park. Along the way she chimed in with "You know what we've never had at a food hall? Indian food." It was at that moment she willed Chote Miya into our lives and into our bellies. We love Indian street food and this hit the spot. We ordered two items we had never had or heard of before: Paneer Khurchan Bombay Frankie Chole Tikki Both were exceptional. I would gladly come back and order more.

Decided to try time out market for different appetizers before going to restaurants where we were planning on dine-in at nearby restaurant. What grabbed my attention was the chicken tacos ($18), so I decided to check it out. Yes it is pricey, but the taste was great. Not a bad option to try if you don't mind about the price. Generally, the foods at time out market are pricy, so considering that, it wasn't bad. If you are nearby and crave some Indian fusion food, come check this place out.

The time out market is so much fun and Chote Miya is a great Indian restaurant inside. The honey chili cauliflower are these fried cauliflower florets with chili and honey drizzled on top and they truly are incredible. The perfect blend of sweet and spicy. There are quite a few of them for $8. So yummy and filling as well. I could eat it on its own and be satisfied. The food came out pretty quickly compared to some other booths in the market.

I had the Channa Masala as well as the little vegetarian sliders. The sliders were good -- spicy, but fun to eat. The channa masala was not the best I've ever had -- OK, but nothing fancy.

I came by on a Saturday afternoon around 1PM. The market was super packed and there was a line at Chote Miya. I was craving Indian so opted for the bombay Frankie's - Indian chicken tacos. I ordered to go and honestly expected to wait for a long time, but my order came quickly and boxed! My friend ordered the buttered chicken which is super fast if you want that. I really enjoyed my Indian chicken tacos, the paratha outer shell was warm, the chicken was nicely seasoned, not too saucy and the pickled onions were delicious! It's slightly spicy but not too overwhelming, mild sounds about right. It does get a little messy to eat with hands so I'd recommend grabbing more napkins, but a quick, easy, yummy bite! If the weather is nice out, I recommend enjoying the food outside while basking in the sun.

Second time trying Chote Miya. First time I only had the fries and it wasn't that special- soggy and not that seasoned with the masala. Decided to give it a second try at the timeout location. The lamb Chapli kebab came out to be a little more than 16 dollars and was really disappointed with the portion size when I received it. It was very small and a bit messy in preparation. The flavors were pretty good. But for 16 dollars I definitely did not get my moneys worth. For that much I would expect atleast a side of fries or a bigger portion of a burger. It was also messy to eat as it was just falling apart. I would give Chote Miya another shot with the other items maybe such as the chaats. But in terms of the burgers and fries I'd just stay away.

Very torn on my experience at Chote Miya, so I will share the details and you can decide for yourself! I ordered the Chole Tikki and it was absolutely incredible!! A top-three Indian fusion food I've ever had! The Chole is spiced very well, and the creamy yogurt sauce and juicy pomegranate contrasted it super well. I would have never thought to add pomegranate to Chole but it was amazing. I also got samosas, and they were very tasty but the brown sauce that came with them really elevated a standard samosa! So yummy - Almost like everything you love about barbecue sauce with an added Indian flavor flair. Although I loved my order, my boyfriends experience/the service was off-putting. He asked for the Lamb Chapli Bun Kebab, and was informed they were out of the ingredients readily available so it would take to long. She asked him to order something else, so he chose the Chicken 65. Then as we wait for our food at the bar seating, we notice the cooks making the lamb burgers right in front of us for the group who ordered immediately after us. These burgers were ready quicker than our food. I understand our order was more complicated, but the excuse of burger ingredients not being ready/available clearly made no sense. To top it off, the Chicken 65 ordered in place of the burger was not good... It was very over cooked, tough, and dry. The seasoning was good but we left over half of it because the texture was just bad, so that interaction really just left a damper on the whole experience. We will try different vendors in the future.

Me and my friend wanted a light snack so we decided on the fried cauliflower , the consistency was kind of mushy like mashed potatoes. It's a good alternative if you want a "healthy" but still fried food but I would not get it again...

Loved the food hall and I actually chose this for being different from what I usually eat. No idea what I got, but it's called Samosa Chaat; they were the ones who recommended it. Just the right amount of spices. Great taste! Also it was done super fast.

Got the lamb chapli burger and it was delicious. Loved all the seasonings and chutneys in the burger.

Had to throw 2/3 dishes away - cauliflower lacked any flavor and was mushy. Samosa chaat was incredibly sweet and also mushy. Pav was decent and thankfully had spice. All items were cold.

Chote Miya is a great desi food option while in DUMBO or Time Out Market and they are consistent with their food quality and flavor! I took my family here who is here from Pakistan and they really liked the food! My favorites are the chicken khurchan bombay frankies, samosa chaat, and butter chicken! A few setbacks - I would like to see more yogurt in the samosa chaat and my husband said the chicken in the butter chicken was dry. Otherwise though, the food is pretty fresh overall, the paratha is delicious, and the samosa in the chaat is perfectly cooked and crispy. Overall, I have definitely had better desi food but I would say that it is good and definitely hits the spot if you are in the area or craving desi food, plus the plating/aesthetic is very instagrammable!

Wow this was so fresh and tasty! Food came in about 5 mins, and was a new experience completely! Can't wait to bring friends visiting the city to this spot. A little something for everyone and so many seating options! Not the best mango lassi I've ever had but still good!

So glad there's finally a Halal option in Time Out Market! Food: I tried the Chicken Khurchan Bombay Frankies, Honey Chili Cauliflower, Magic Masala Fries, Keema Pav, & Samosa Chaat. I found that every single item was a complete hit and it tasted very authentic! I especially loved the Bombay Frankies because of the lacha Paratha! It's SOOOO good! It's a must try in my opinion! Drinks: I tried the rose and mango lassi, and the Indian lemonade. These are their cooler refreshing drinks and they were all soooo good especially in the NYC heat. I also tried the masala chai which was excellent and I think would pair really well with the lacha Paratha! Service: Great service! The staff is super nice and very efficient/quick with orders! Ambiance: it's located inside of time out market so there's plenty of seating and it's casual!

Tried this spot because I've been wanting to try a pav since I've seen the street food in India. This place is a little pricey at $14 but that's the nyc Brooklyn surcharge more than anything. They do a good job at the crispy buttery roll, it came with some picked onion or something and some crispies on the minced lamb pav sauce. Fairly tasty, I wish I got a water or soda in between bites but overall was a good sloppy joe style meal.

Went to their location in Timeout market at 3:30 PM on a Saturday. No one was interested in taking our order in spite of having just one customer at the counter. Sometimes the service is a good indicator of the food. if they can't be bothered to get the basics right, surely their general management in the kitchen and food quality must suck too. Decided to give them a pass.

This place is was super delicious. The staff was super helpful and helped with recommendations. The butter chicken was probably the best I ever had. The samosas were super delicious and they are vegan friendly. The chicken khurchan was super delicious full of flavor. The food here has the perfect amount of spicy

Flavorful. Quick service. Public market vibes on point. Came by the DUMBO location just before lunch rush. Ordered honey chili cauliflower looking for a snack that equally wasn't a meal nor a weak tease. Bingo! Counter service was fast and friendly. No pretension, plenty of options, easy transaction. You're handed a pager so you can waddle and look for a spot to sit and find your friends. Easily located a pair of seats close by. Food buzzed within minutes and delivered above expectations. Hot and crispy on the outside, soft and cooked inside, balanced aroma of spice with sweetness and toasty notes. Suspect they use quick fry at high temp so it cooks without soaking in excess oil. Tasted fantastic, textures had variety (subtle crunch outside and edges, soft and firm inside. No rush no mush) temperature dictated perfect pacing to eat as it cools to perfection without burning your mouth. Tempting to inhale, best not to. Stimulates the senses, slows you down to focus on the food, takes your palate dancing like a kind stranger at your friend's wedding. You've heard this music before, nice to have a warm newcomer show you the steps. Lively, upbeat, entertaining, electric. Heart beat races unexpectedly, might have blushed. The bustling market plays the perfect background to bring you together. Excited to return for more of the menu. This could be the beginning of a wonderful dalliance.

Reasonable prices, quick, friendly service. Fun spot. Casual and yummy. Nothing too special. Delicious though!

I love timeout market and decided to try chote Miya this time. I ordered only two things as I wasn't sure if it would taste good or not, but to my surprise it was absolutely delicious. I ordered the sweet chilli cauliflower and the chicken khurchan. I will definitely come back to try more stuff from here.

Finally got to try this place out, food was pretty good, prices were OK. We tried the chicken 65, the chicken Frankie & Samosa. All three were good, but the chicken 65 was my favorite. Service was ok, guy behind the counter wasn't friendly and he forgot to give us our drink. When I went back & told him he seemed aggravated ‍.

Chote Miya has a small menu but offers halal, vegetarian, vegan and gluten-free options. I wanted to try something other than Indian curries so I had the Lamb Chapli Bun Kebab ($14), Samosa Chaat ($9), and Strawberry Lassi ($5). The Chaat was full of flavors - 2 pastries filled with potatoes & peas on a bed of chickpeas, tamarind, chutney, & yogurt and topped with sev, cilantro, & pomegranate. I was hesitant on ordering the Lamb Chapli because most lamb dishes have a strong smell and taste. But the burger did not have a strong smell, it was juicy and loaded with lettuce, onion, and sauce. The Strawberry Lassi was refreshing, it was a good balance of yogurt and strawberry.

The food was amazing here and the time our market atmosphere is great! Food came out very quickly and was hot and delicious! Loved it will be back!

Awesome food!! I tried the chicken frankie and it was so flavorful!! Highly recommend this item. The chicken was well prepared and spicy, the mint chutney had a kick to it, and the paratha was perfectly flakey and soft all at the same time. Unfortunately my only qualms with my experience was navigating to the place and also placing my order. So the restaurant is actually located in timeout market, though google maps nor the restaurants website does not tell you that. I even called the restaurant, the number redirected me to an automated voicemail for another restaurant, and I couldn't even talk to a representative. Once I figured it out and arrived, I tried to order a mango lassi and sadly they had ran out :( My last critique from my experiences has to do with the prices, I thought it was over proceed for the amount of food, but I also attribute this to just NY food pricing in general. Overall great eats, and would go again!

Excellent, unique and filling dishes with Bombay sodas. I enjoyed the Keema Pav, described by others as a lamb "sloppy joe" type dish, with delicious buttered bread rolls. The service was friendly and courteous, and obviously a fan favorite since there was a continuous line!

FOOD ALLERGIES BEWARE!!!!! I visited this location on 10/15 2pm. I didn't see anything on the menu regarding nuts so I asked the cashier if the butter chicken contained nuts just to be safe and he said no. I ended up having a severe allergic reaction and ended up in the hospital. I called the Chelsea Market location the following Monday and the man on the phone said it does contain cashews. Here is where I am at a loss for words - I emailed the hello@ email as instructed and didn't get a response for 3 weeks. The response? "We checked with our staff and they are all trained in terms of allergies and also our website etc clearly mentions the allergies so we are unsure about this." Your staff is clearly not trained and while the website does mention nuts (I checked), wouldn't patrons at in IN PERSON restaurant use the menu on the wall? I attached a photo of the menu on the wall which does not specify nuts. They are failing to take responsibility. I am posting this as a warning so that anyone with allergies can be cautious

The food is amazing I've only tried it once in Chelsea market, had the chicken it was delicious could have done with a bit more meat! But I would go back

Got the spicy fried chicken and the chole tikki. Chole tikki was very delicious, had great diverse flavors from creamy cream to crispy potatoes and juicy pomegranate seeds. The chicken was also good, Malay spicy and sweet from a honey sauce. Chicken was very tender. Wish service was slightly more attentive and wish everything came with rice or naan would've been great.

So I'm stoked that there's finally a halal restaurant at the Time Out Market in DUMBO. DUMBO is one of my favorite places to hang out and now Chote Miya is one of my favorite places to eat at! I got the Bombay Frankies with chicken and let me tell you how flavored this was!! It reminded me of Karachi food in Pakistan even. Spicy, tasty and filling with the two portions you get. For those who can't handle the spice, a cold mango lassi compliments the meal well. Lastly, I got the Curry Chicken 65 which was pieces of fried chicken with glazed honey and spices. I'd say to anyone to give this place a chance!

Make sure you hit this spot on the first floor of the time out market. All the dishes are cooked to Perfection as if in a gourmet restaurant. The mango lassi is nice balance of sweet and spicy. The Honey Chili Cauliflower, chicken korma and bombay Frankie's were delicious.

Delicious addition to the Time Out Market! The food was all excellent and the staff couldn't have been nicer. Can't wait to come back!

The food was flavorful, but the SAMOSA CHAT was very Ssspicy and the samosa filling was very dry. The MAGIC MASALA FRIES didn't have much magic going on. They were cold and didn't have much masala on them. The MANGO LASSI was basic. which tasted like many other restaurants, nothing special. I sipped Thick mango yogurt. I guess I had high expectations. But will I go again? Yeah sure, to try the other items. But hopefully this review helps and serves as positive criticism.

I had their non-vg Lamb Chapli yesterday for lunch and I can honestly say that I have never had a better lamb "burger" anywhere in the world. To put that in context ...I am 70 years of age...have lived in 9 countries and traveled to 62 and am a street food foodie. Truly a culinary delight. And the seasoned thin fires were perfectly seasoned and executed. Every neighborhood in NYC should have a Chote Miya.

The guy taking the order was not very friendly. We waited 45 mins for the food- turned out the order had not been submitted. There were few more people complaining about the wait for the food. Food was mediocre. Safe to say won't be returning again.

Skip. Calling something a Bombay franky and serving chicken curry on a paratha is ...sad. The kheema pao was ok.