Eggholic - Indian Street Food
Indian restaurant · River West ·
Indian street food specializing in egg dishes, sandwiches & curries
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Indian street food specializing in egg dishes, sandwiches & curries
"As the not-very-subtle name indicates, this Indian spot focuses on eggs. This means the menu is full of dishes like hard-boiled eggs with chana masala, egg bhurji, and roti filled with masali eggs and cheese. They’re open all day and available for pickup and/or delivery." - adrian kane
"This Indian street food spot specializes in - you guessed it - eggs. This means the menu is full of dishes like hard-boiled eggs with chana masala, egg bhurji, and roti filled with masali eggs and cheese. They’re open all-day and available for pickup and/or delivery." - adrian kane
"This Indian street food spot specializes in - you guessed it - eggs. This means the menu is full of dishes like hard-boiled eggs with chana masala, egg bhurji, and roti filled with masali eggs and cheese. They’re open all-day and available for pickup and/or delivery. We haven’t been here yet, but want you to know this spot exists." - Team Infatuation
"Chicago-born Eggholic is set to open in Dupont, D.C., offering a variety of egg-based Indian street food dishes. The menu includes omelets, scrambles, curries, burritos, biryanis, rice dishes, roti wraps, and sandwiches. Best-selling items include the surti gotalo plate and Anda Masala grilled sandwich. The restaurant also offers vegetarian, paneer, and halal chicken options, along with chais and nutty lassis to drink. Since its inception in 2018, Eggholic has expanded to nine locations across the U.S., with D.C. being one of the latest additions." - Tierney Plumb
"A street-food spot in River West that I noted offers Indian-style egg breakfasts, and was mentioned as a local peer to Superkhana in serving egg-forward Indian breakfast items." - Naomi Waxman
