Chhangani Bhujia Bhandar - Vegetarian restaurant in Kolkata - Kolkata, India

We went to the place after hearing a lot of buzz and viral videos on instagram. Firstly the place is in a very narrow lane and to reach the place is a bit difficult. When I visited the owner was showing good behavior, they was a lot of people waiting for it, but we got it after a waiting time of around 5 minutes. Comming to the taste, it was good but over-hyped . You can get same kachori elsewhere also the aloo sabji is little spicy and good. One plate will cost you Rs. 40, and the jalebi for Rs 10. Jalebi was also average in taste.

After hearing a lot of buzz about the place I planned a visit to the place. Before getting into reviewing the food and other details I would say that "All that Glitters is NOT Gold and All those Vociferously Promoted are NOT DESERVING". To be precise this place is OverHyped. It's good but not amazing. Few people get fame easily this place is one of that kind. If you are by coincidence nearby tye place you may give a try but traveling to the place specifically for having the kachouri is NOT recommended. Thr most annoying part is the service and customer management. As per nearby enquiries this place gets good number of customers daily despite that there are no proper means to address them in a respectful way. It seems that people are paying to purchase something exotic. Generosity and humility is completely missing on the part of the seller. The kachouri are made of refine oil for which people are quite aware regarding the effects on the health. The way it is served is unique in a way and I appreciate the same as it helps to maintain green environment as it's completely biodegradable. I had the opportunity to compare the kachouri from another counter nearby. The only difference is less crowd and the curry has a bit more gravy. Rest all like texture and taste are same. So if you r facing huge rush here you may opt for the other shop. The other shop is just at right side of the entrance of the road. This is an unbiased review to guide people not to get carried away but the social media hype of the place and food. There are may more excellent placed to enjoy good breakfast. So do try different placed and post your genuine review. Thank you.

I dropped by Chhangani Bhujia Bhandar at Burrabazar, Kolkata, after hearing all the buzz. The shop, tucked away in a narrow lane, presents quite a challenge for four-wheelers. Now, let's talk about the food. Truth be told, it didn't live up to the hype. The club kachori with aloo sabji, although a local favorite, is easily found in numerous breakfast spots across Kolkata and Marwari sweet stores. Nothing unique, really. Personally, I wouldn't recommend making a special trip here for the food. There are plenty of other delightful breakfast joints in the city worth exploring.

If you're planning to come here, then let me warn you that if your tummy gets upset by sniffing those spices this place is not for you, if you can't handle oil or you don't like street foods or anything that has heavy amount of cooking oil in it it's not for you, but if you can ignore all of it then you're welcome to taste their best club kachoris. This place achieved a vast amount of popularity so sometimes you can face too much crowd here because sat&sundays are the peak timings. They have similar opening&closing timings like others but the ideal timing to come here would be 8-9am. Now the main part was their kachori, YES their kachori has too much oil in it, and i have to admit that the place was really not in good condition but trust me you'll forget everything after you taste their kachoris. In that area their kachori really has a unique taste like no others. Their hygiene didn't seem promising but their kachori lasts so long that you won't get sick if you have leftovers. And you shouldn't judge by their appearance bcz their kachoris seems small and unhealthy but 4 kachoris are enough to drive your tummy till evening, and you won't get sick at all. Their pricing are bit too much bcz per piece cost 10rs. So if you want to have some club kachoris just give them a try you won't regret but don't make it regular, one in a week is enough for your health.

One of the best club kachori to have when you're in Kolkata.. it is so filling and you'll crave for more. The best part of the food is the spices and the sabji that is made, a home old tradition from generation to generation they've kept the masalas same and making that keeps people alive and come regularly to eat. Must try and visit when in Kolkata.

This place located on Kalakar street is a tad difficult to spot but it's so famous that ask anyone on the street and they will direct you to the man. Located in a tiny space, it serves the best club kachoris with 2.5 laddle of sabji and bhujia on top. It's super spicy but you can balance it out with the tastiest yet thinnest jalebis, which melt in the mouth. We visited the area on a weekday around 8 am and the place was already buzzing with visitors. They have some stools on the opposite side so that customers can sit and eat. I didn't feel very comfortable eating in such an environment. However, I took it back to my car and savored the breakfast in comfort. They also pack the food in case you want to take it home to eat.

This shop is present near the road, first you have to make a bill for the items you want then they will give you. You have to wait a little because many people come to eat the kachori. The kachori is really tasty with sabji. Per plate - Rs 30 ( contains 4 kachori with bhujia & sabji) Must try the jalebi per piece for 10 rupees. Other sweets are also available you can also try that. Our YouTube video is given check it for more information - https://youtu.be/bKFPbk-fIDk?si=npJydxhOfN-t8WAp

It's morning at 7 AM and the crowd is like anything. The waiting period is 1 hr at least. The location is very unhygienic. Kachori is good in taste however its too oily. The main attraction I find is the way of communication of the owner. Overall - Overhyped.