Brothers Amritsari Kulcha Hub - Punjabi restaurant in Chandigarh - Chandigarh, India

A down-market place with rather authentic Amritsari kulchas. Their chur chur kulchas are a big hit. But, we've only had their traditional kulchas - great flavour from the tandoor and perfect crispness, excellent fillings. The chhole is ok - nothing over the top.

This is one of the best places to have Kulchas in Chandigarh, the cost is a little high as per hygiene and space. There is limited seating. The food is good and fresh, it comes with a side of chole as well.

Aallo Onion Kulcha is very good, rest of the items are normal. To much rush for the small shop to handle the timely delivery

Full marks to this particular spot for not only serving the best kulchas in the city but also for maintaining top quality over the years. Visited the place a few years back and now in 2023 and trust me the taste is almost exactly the same good as it was. Serving an array of delicious crispy Kulchas, they offer a sit-down space with unlimited chole and chutney. My personal favourites here were 1.) Gobhi Kulcha - A delectable crispy Kulcha stuffed with loads of gobhi masala doused with butter 2.) Chur Chur Aloo Kulcha - A plain simple Aloo Kulcha crushed in a pool of amul butter, that's how butter this one comes for the customers. Definitely a must try!

Our first stop in chandigarh after looking for various food joints and this was the best. We ordered paneer kulcha and it was the best. The taste was so good that we returned back to the same place after returning from himachal

Too much over hyped by bloggers. Food was average. Too costly for the taste and sitting space. Doesn't justify. Can be avoided. If you are nearby then visit otherwise don't travel for it and come from far. I had better kulcha at many places with proper sitting space and under 99 rs price tag. This place is costly and taste of the food was so so.

The food is good. Kulchas are tempting. The service is bad though. But the 1 star rating is not because of the service. It's because of the way they are cheating the diner. In the name of butter, they are using a cheaper substitute, i.e., margarine for topping the kulchas, which looks almost the same as butter and can fool a few but definitely tastes different and not good for health at all. Only for one out of 3 plates on our table did they provide us the packed butter tablet from Amul. So should I assume that every time they provide unpacked butter, they are using margarine? Not sure what kind of oil goes in the preparation.

Very good amritsari kulcha. Chur chur kulcha is a must try. While all varieties are good, the best was alloo chur chur kulcha