Natraj Dahi Bhalla

Very small shop, taste is good. Staff is very organised in taking orders. It's in main chandni chowk and walkable distance from chandni chowk metro. Bit pricy. There aloo tikki is amazing ...

Natraj Dahi Valla is a must-visit spot in Chandni Chowk for anyone who loves authentic Delhi chaat. Their famous Dahi Bhalla is perfectly soft, soaked in creamy curd, and topped with just the right balance of sweet and tangy chutneys and I also tried their Aaloo tikki which was also very tasty😋

Whenever I visit Chandni Chowk, Natraj Dahi Bhalla is a mandatory stop! Their Aloo Tikki is incredibly crispy and flavorful, and the Dahi Bhalla is super soft and refreshing with the perfect blend of chutneys. It’s easily one of the best street food spots in Delhi. A must-try for everyone

Dahi bhalla,Alu tikki, Lassi, Uttapam were very tasty... spices and oil not upto the mark.. average quality. Narrow and crowdy street. No cleanliness. Poor service. Rates very reasonable. Only a few items are superb in taste and quality.

*0/5 Stars* **Food Quality & Service Experience** While the food quality at Natraj was decent, our dining experience was completely overshadowed by the poor service and unprofessional behavior from owner and staff. **What We Ordered:** - Dahi Bhalla - Aloo Tikki **The Problems:** The staff displayed a remarkably indifferent attitude throughout our visit. When we ordered aloo tikki, instead of serving us at our table, the owner rudely told us to "go down, stand in queue, and get it yourself." This was both unprofessional and embarrassing for paying customers. The situation worsened when we wanted to order one additional dahi bhalla. The owner flat-out refused our request, stating we should have ordered everything together initially. This inflexible and customer-unfriendly approach was shocking. **Bottom Line:** Despite the food being acceptable, the combination of indifferent staff behavior and the owner's atrocious rudeness made this a thoroughly unpleasant dining experience. Good food cannot compensate for such poor hospitality and disrespectful treatment of customers. **Would I recommend?** NEVER. There are plenty of other excellent food options in Chandni Chowk where you'll be treated with basic courtesy and respect.

dahil bhalla and aloo tikki both are very delicious but make sure you should carry cash as they do not accept online payments yet

This shop seems to be famous largely because of its location rather than the overall experience it offers. To be fair, the Dahi Bhalla was genuinely tasty, and the Aloo Chaat was decent. However, the Chole Bhature was extremely disappointing and shockingly overpriced for both the quality and portion. It was honestly the weakest dish on the table. The experience worsened upstairs. The person sitting at the first-floor counter (possibly the owner) was unpleasant and uncooperative—to the extent that even asking for a tissue felt like an inconvenience to him. The atmosphere upstairs is uncomfortable and unwelcoming. Customers are not allowed to eat chaat there, are expected to dispose of their own plates, and there seems to be some internal tension between the people running the place, which spills into the customer experience. Despite paying close to ₹500, the service made us feel like we were doing them a favor instead of the other way around. For a place charging premium prices for what is positioned as a “novelty” in the area, this level of service is unacceptable. In hindsight, the money felt completely wasted. For anyone planning to visit: stick strictly to Dahi Bhalla or chaat from the downstairs counter only. Do not go upstairs. The rude behavior there can easily ruin your mood. Coffee was average. Chai was genuinely

The dahi ballas (dahi vadas) are good to hop on. Each plate costs us 70 Rs. The dahi was fresh and the chutney was tasty. The only concern was that the shop is in a very congested area which makes it hard to eat peacefully.