Chotu Indian Street Food

A Taste of Mumbai in the Heart of Miami Dining at Chotu Miami was a delightful experience. The food is truly excellent, capturing the vibrant and authentic flavors of Mumbai with remarkable accuracy. From the spices to the presentation, every detail evokes the lively street food culture and culinary richness of India. The atmosphere adds to the charm, genuinely giving the vibes of being in Mumbai. We love coming here, and it has quickly become one of our favorite spots. Chotu Miami is highly recommended to all—just give it a try, and you’ll walk away with a memorable taste that feels straight from the streets of Mumbai.

Great place in the middle of Miami Beach for some Indian Street food. They were out of Pav Bhaji and Paneer items. Masala chai, aloo tikki chaat, vada pav, and pani puri were all great. Bhel puri was a lil soggy.

Located inside the Lincoln eatery. We ordered veg thali, chicken kati roll, bombay sandwich. The veg thali came with rice, 1 chapati, chole/chana masala, gulab jamun and samosa, and Dal. Veg Thali overall good but the Dal within it was even better. Chicken roll was tasty and spicy as they added green chillies. Disappointed with Bombay sandwhich. But overall if you are visiting south beach and crave Indian food. Please do give it a try.

This place is located inside Lincoln eatery - which is like a food court which has multiple self-service restaurants. This was the most authentic Indian flavors in the neighborhood at a fair price. Chotu chicken curry was perfectly flavorful and spiced with Indian chillies. Vada pao was made fresh in-front of us. Our Delhi tastebuds were delighted. Worth every penny! Especially, considering the location being South Beach, where every place is already expensive and adds a 20% service charge by default. P.S. - Masala chai was a relief in the hot weather as well :)

Food: I was craving comfort food and decided to try Chotu Indian Street Food based on good reviews and it definitely lived up to the expectations. We had the Shrimp thali, Chicken thali, Chicken tikka kati wrap, and pav bhaji. The Shrimp thali stood out as the most exceptional, absolutely delicious. The chicken dishes and pav bhaji were also flavorful and enjoyable. Ambience: This spot is located inside a food hall, offering a casual and relaxed setting with a mix of different cuisines around. The seating space is decent and works well for a quick, satisfying meal.

Pathetic frozen food. Chole was made sweet Puri is cut in triangles and fried until it turned black. Kati roll also sweet. Nothing Indian about it and too expensive for the quality and quantity

Cho-tu Indian Street Food offers fresh, hot dishes served right to your table. We tried the mango lassi, samosas, vada pav, and pani puri. However, I cannot recommend this place to vegetarians, as they grill both meat and vegetarian dishes on the same grill. As a vegetarian, I was disappointed to learn this after seeing a non-vegetarian dish being cooked on the same grill. It’s important for them to respect customers’ beliefs to avoid potential issues. The restaurant is located inside Lincoln Eatery, which has a variety of other dining options, and it has a pleasant atmosphere and plenty of parking in the garage on the backside

Visited Chotu Indian Street Food recently, and it was a mixed experience. I ordered Chicken Madras Thali, The food was decent — not the best Indian street food I've had, but still flavorful and enjoyable. It’s definitely eatable, but don’t expect anything extraordinary. The staff was friendly and welcoming, which added a positive touch to the experience. However, the menu was a bit of a letdown. It’s already quite limited, and to make matters worse, many of the items were unavailable during my visit. This left fewer options to choose from, which was disappointing. Pricing is on the higher side for the portion sizes and quality offered. While I wouldn’t call it a great value for money, it’s worth trying if you’re in the area and craving Indian street food. Overall, Chotu Indian Street Food is okay for a casual bite, but don’t set your expectations too high. It’s a decent spot to try once. 🌟🌟🌟/5.

I had aloo tikki which was flavorful but the sauce was really watered down. My friend ordered paneer kathi roll and said it was very good. The business shares space with Shocolates and we got to try Dubai chocolate which was good too. We went Saturday evening but the place wasn't busy. Street parking was easy to get.

What a cool concept. This cool space offers several eateries inside one place. I love this concept as everyone can suit themselves and order what type of food they want, yet still hang out in the same spot. The inside has lots of different areas to chill out in. This eatery is located very close to the Lincoln road. My son and I tried a mango lassi, which was nice and not over sweet. We ordered two thali, one with chicken tikka and one with a shrimp curry. The portions were substantial, and everything was piping hot and fresh. We enjoyed it all. We also sampled a street food inspired appetizer which was interesting. I recommend and would definitely dine her again. The service was fast and friendly.

While in South Beach, my kids were craving butter chicken and naan--and Chotu absolutely delivered. The butter chicken was rich, flavorful, and comforting, and the naan was soft and fresh out of the oven. Portions were generous, and the flavors hit the spot. A great find for authentic Indian street food in the heart of Miami. We'll definitely be back!

We got a platter+garlic naan, it's enough for a decent size snack for two people which was great because we weren't starving. The platter was ok, nothing ground breaking, but the garlic naan was below average from what I had at other places.

This is located in a food court area. I ordered samosas. They only had a couple items available from their menu. The service was slower than expected. They had barely any other customers. The samosas tasted good and were served with green chutney and tamarind chutney.

I got the butter paneer with naan, it also came with a side of pickles and onions/cucumbers. The curry was flavorful with a rich tomato masala taste. My only complaint is that I didn't realize it wouldn't come with rice. Food took awhile but that's fine, they gave me a beeper.

Checked this place out to grab something to go since I was in the area. It's located towards the end in the Lincoln Eatery. I was helped out by a nice dude who had some tattoos. Mentioning this since we had some small talk about tattoos as I was bandaged up in my arm due to having a fresh tattoo. It's a knife tattoo and I'm mentioning it since the drawing he put on my go to bag is relevant. Anyway, I got Garlic Naan and chicken tikka misala. It's kind of my go to for indian. Food took maybe about 10 mins to be ready from order and the bag I got had the name place, the name I gave for my order and a cute little drawing of a knife in homage of my tattoo. As for the food itself, it was delicious. It came with a bit of side of rice and some sauce I don't know (but it was good and midly spicy) as well as what looked like chickpeas. Overall the food was delicious. I got full maybe halfway through but I still finished it cause 1) I'm a fatty and 2) it was that good. Highly recommended. Side note all the places in Lincoln Eatery give discount for working somewhere nearby. Just FYI.

This place is in a food hall and the food was amazing they make all infront of you and all is fresh once they are out they are out of an item we had Panner bhurji, Pani puri, fresh and well done roti

It's so hard to find amazing Indian food in miami (resident for 10+ years) but this place is IT!! I definitely would recommend the platter option, it was like an adventure on a plate with a samosa appetizer, a lentil soup, a main course (I got the spicy chicken) and a melt in your mouth dessert that's like a condensed milk and honey doughnut hole. Each course was somehow better than the last and was like a delicious journey. I will be back

Very slow service and I saw the Indian guy at the counter finish his lunch, wash his mouth and spit into the sink by the kitchen before beginning to serve me. He was also slow to understand what I was asking for and tried to discourage me from getting the curry that was included in my platter. The roti was sweet and the saag was spoilt. This place must be banned

Located in the Lincoln eatery food hall. You can't help but smell the aroma and suddenly you are hungry. I wasn't that hungry but took the suggestion of ordering the samosa chaat a popular street food. Omg the salty sweet and spicy flavors of the dish keeps you wanting more. It was so delicious. I had the pleasure of speaking with the owner and found out this was his new concept. If you love Indian food and want the casual vibe then this is your place to try.

Rare good Indian food on the Beach, and it's more than street food. I hope that the Lincoln Eatery is a successful location for them. Hard-working staff, clean area, efficient

Just go! Awesome team and healthy food options in a nice food hall location. love to support such a nice, small restaurant. We will be back.

Flavor of the tikka masala sauce was lacking and $6 for one piece of chewy naan... yikes.

Excellent food near ocean drive in Miami. My husband and myself enjoyed it. It's inside the mall and the service was good.

Mediocre food.... Pricey for amount provided... place is a bit hard to find. Quick service

The food was great. It was fresh,tasty and delicious. Even the kids loved it. The only con was that the service was a little slow. We especially liked the vada pao and the paneer Kati roll.

Visted Chotu Indian food place.Tried the samosa chat, shrimp curry, butter chicken and chicken rolls. Everything we ate was authentic Indian food which is hard to find in Miami. Service was excellent with a nice vibe. Highly recommended!

Food was ok, not that great, but portion size to price was NOT an equal ratio. Ambiance, well, it was in Lincoln Eatery, but ambiance was pretty good. Service was the reason of loss of 4 stars on this review, because it was horrible. For people who know what a Vada Pav is and how easy it is to make, it took an HOUR to make one Vada Pav. Order placed at 7:26, vada pav received at 8:23. All our other food has come, just one vada pav... If you come, don't order for a vada pav, all I'm saying.

The food is soooo good! I'm obsessed!!! I eat here several times per week for 3 consecutive weeks! They also have amazing customer service!!

Outstanding Indian food. We tried their Indian Thali last night and it was as authentic as it gets. The Dal and Chana was outstanding. The Paneer tikka gravy was perfect. I wish the paneer was a little softer. I was surprised to find such authentic tasting Indian food. It's located at a food court which has a lot of other cuisines too. The portion size is awesome too. Strongly recommend this place

Outstanding food! Even tho they are located in a food hall the ambiance and service is impeccable. Thalis although a bit pricey a bang for your buck! Why go anywhere else that'll give you a curry and rice for $45 when you get all india has to offer at chotu! Don't waste your time anywhere else! I heard they are opening all around Miami. Can't wait to try them all!!!