Kakada Ramprasad Sweets and Chaats - Indian sweets shop in Chennai - Chennai, India

Good north Indian food. Not sure if worth travelling just for food, but if you are in/around the area, definitely can visit. Pani puri was very good, proper Bombay style. It's there in a narrow and very populated busy street, so forget 4 wheelers or even 2 wheeler (perhaps u ll find some parking some distance away).

Chat items ka Shenshah.....also best varieties of sweets and savouries....i relished them at Mint Street outlet and this was my 5th visit this year. Crowded, but worth standing for each and every single type of food delicacy over here.

My visit was in evening, Managed to get a table in first floor after a wait of 1 min as we were 2 ppl, else you need to wait in queue after giving your name and count of ppl. Once tables are available you will be called in. Ordered chats, and hot gulab jaboon. As usual took parcel of their signature badam milk.

As exploring we went for some Dokla ,Jalebi and Pani poori .Dokla was good as it is soft with the green chutney and Jalabi was damn tasty . I wouldn't suggest paanu poori as i didnt like it .It wouldn't be worth for that amount .Other two things ok

Very great ambience and restaurant seating with street view; Talking about the cuisine, this shop has the wide variety of chat items (veg) , without doubt this is the most popular shop in the whole mint street (sowcarpet). This restraunt also has vintage Bollywood music being played in the longue, which was really pleasant. They also have "jain" version of chats which excludes root and underground variety vegetables. Sadly, this is not a place for non- veg lovers.

Bit crowded but worth it, just mouth watering chats item's and famous alu tikki & ghee jalebi, just can't get enough... Wonderful quality and wholesome quantity too. Must try spot for chats lovers.

North indian chaat and sweets are available. looks to be a famous shop in sowcarpet. might be for the people living near this area this shop was famous. but because of social media created so hype about this shop. but i'll say it as average local north indian chaat shop. at-least i don't feel much difference in the Kachori which we can in any good local north indian shop. also it is costly. not worth for money. if u're going to sowcarpet for someother reason then u can try. don't try to go only to eat chaat here. you've to eat it in the street

Amazing taste of north style street food!! Rates are a bit on higher side. Sweets are really good and you can get snacks like murukku and chips of south india. Restaurant on the 1st floor is just amazing. Taste of subzi and Dal is just like North It's fully air conditioned and seating facility is provided.