Eggholic - Indian Street Food

Eggholic Chaat Place – A Mixed Experience Eggholic is a decent chaat place for a casual hangout, though the food can be hit or miss. The ambiance was good, making it a comfortable spot to sit and chat. If you’re stopping by, the Samosas and Tea are a safe bet. However, the chaats leaned a bit too sweet for my taste. But Tea wasn’t served in classic glass they advertise. The egg-based dishes weren’t the best, as some seemed undercooked, giving off a raw egg smell. Mango Masanti isn’t good (less nuts as toppings). Service was also a bit slow, which might be something to consider. That said, I did like the paper they serve the food on, as it added a nice touch to the presentation. The entrance faces west, and while I wouldn’t call it a must-visit, I’d recommend trying it yourself to see if it suits your taste. I may return to explore other dishes on the menu and see if they offer a better experience.

⸻ Subject: Feedback on Recent Order – Chicken Fry Piece Pulav Hi Team, I’m a regular customer of EggHolic and usually order the Lava Pulav, which I really enjoy. This time, I decided to try the Chicken Fry Piece Pulav, but I was quite disappointed with the portion I received. The quantity of rice and chicken pieces was very, very less compared to what I normally get, especially considering the price of $17.91 (including taxes). I would appreciate it if you could look into this and ensure better consistency in portion sizes going forward. Thank you for your attention to this matter.

This was our first time here. We really enjoyed the food and the staff as nice. We had few veg items from the menu and it tasted really good. Would defiantly try to come back for more. They seem to be opening more locations and looks like a successful venture.

uffffff🤤🤤🤤, i ate panner kadai, egg bhurji & bla..bla…bla… to be honest, food was really great. i neat and clean(eat) each and every plates with my frd

Eggholic is a good Indian Restaurant with a small variety of options to choose from. An important thingto note is that most of the chaat items they serve are premade and only heated before serving. For anyone visiting, I would definitely recommend you to try the Dabeli, it's delicious. The Masala Chai was also quite amazing and qt par with what is mostly served back in India. The Plain Egg Bhurji was also tasty. I would not recommend getting the Lava Tawa Pulav. It is a dish topped with too much cheese, and did nit taste good.

Upon entering the establishment, we were greeted by a charming and accommodating individual who took our order with genuine warmth. Placing our order at the counter, we opted for the Paneer Bhurji accompanied by bread, followed by the Amdavadi Touch sandwich. The Paneer Bhurji was an absolute delight, bursting with flavor and expertly cooked to perfection. Its savory aroma filled the air, enticing our taste buds with every bite. Paired with freshly baked bread, it offered a satisfying balance of textures and tastes that left us craving for more. Next up was the Amdavadi Touch sandwich, which arrived accompanied by a packet of Lays and ketchup. While not as standout as the Paneer Bhurji, the sandwich still managed to impress with its delicious filling and well-balanced flavors. The addition of the crunchy Lays chips added a delightful twist to the meal, making for a satisfying and enjoyable dining experience. To wash down our delectable meal, we indulged in the Mango Lassi, which proved to be a true highlight of our culinary journey. Rich, creamy, and thick, it offered a refreshing burst of tropical flavor that perfectly complemented the spicy notes of the dishes we sampled. Overall, we were thoroughly impressed with the quality and taste of the food at this establishment. From the friendly service to the mouthwatering dishes, every aspect of our dining experience exceeded our expectations. Whether you're a fan of Indian street food or simply looking to satisfy your cravings for flavorful cuisine, this place is a definite must-try.

Delicious ! I never try this type of delicious egg dishes before. They reminded me Indian street food. We ordered Anda pulav and boil tikka was so fresh and delicious. Quantity was enough for two person. Staff is helpful and friendly. The wall inside the restaurant was attractive.

Street food is my jam! Plenty of parking but rolling up on a weekend can make for some busy times since it's in the same plaza as Patel Brothers. Tried the Chicken Masala sandwich with the mango lassi and really enjoyed them! The sandwich was served with some packages of ketchup and it added a nice tangy acidity to the sandwich. I enjoyed the crisp bread and the veggie fillings as well. Also ordered the samosa chaat and surti gotalo. Both had a nice portion. I enjoyed the samosa chaat with all the different veggies on top. The surti gotalo I ordered with roti…overall was just ok for me, I enjoyed the fried eggs on top, the shredded/chopped hard boiled eggs were subtle in flavor compared to the other items I tried. I like that they’re open late and have a number of tables and booths to dine in.