Kakada Ramprasad - Indian sweets shop in Chennai - Chennai, India

Title: Great Food, but Some Concerns Rating: I recently dined at this popular North Indian chaat place, and I have mixed feelings about my experience. The food here is undoubtedly delicious; the flavors are authentic and satisfying. The place attracts a lively crowd, although it can get a bit unruly and loud at times. Also, parking can be quite a challenge. However, my main concern was the choice of serving food on melamine plastic plates. Melamine is a type of plastic that, when exposed to high temperatures or acidic foods, can release harmful chemicals. This could potentially be dangerous for diners. It's worth considering more suitable alternatives for serving hot and acidic dishes, especially given the nature of North Indian cuisine, which often includes dishes with tomatoes and spices. Furthermore, melamine plates can crack or chip over time, risking the ingestion of plastic particles. In the long term, this could have health implications. Additionally, the staff could benefit from being a bit more friendly and accommodating to enhance the overall dining experience. Despite these issues, the food is the star of the show. If these concerns are addressed, it could be an even more enjoyable place to dine.

Kakada Ramprasad Is a nice Veg Restaurant cum snack shop. I went for lunch. Tried the lachaa paratha n sabji combo. The paratha was fresh. The sabji was spicy but very fresh. The service was good. They were efficient. I would recommend everyone try it out. They have a good collection of sweets n savories. They have a chaat counter also. Parking is available. However it is on a relatively busy street. So plan accordingly.

This joint offers a variety of Chat items..starting from Samosa, Kachori to Types of Pav Paaji, Bhel / Sev Puri, Papdi Chat, Aloo Tikki. We had Pav Paaji, Bhel Puri, Alu Tikki Chat, Sev Puri, Paani Puri. Pav was soft and the Paaji was tasting good. Alu Tikki was kind of ok (not so great because of the oil smell or so). Sev Puri was good . Cost is slightly on the higher side. Atmosphere is decent. You are expected to see a good crowd in the evening and hence there could be a delay in the billing process and the food delivery. Once in a while you can visit the place, if you have an urge for chat items.

Six decades since the classic Kakada jalebi was first fried in the quaint corners of Mint Street, the legacy of Kakada Ramprasad has come a long way. What began in 1956 as a sweet shop is now a household name serving up the city's most chatpata chaat, scrumptious sweets & deliciously fine dishes. With three branches spread across the city, the brand is growing & serving more people everyday. A perfect embodiment of tradition, emotion & celebration; it is one of Chennai's premium sweet & savoury destinations.

One the Chennai's Best Pani Poori/Worth for the price with three type of paani. Jelabi lovers can try the freshly fried on the spot. Badam Milk tastes good, because in some shops the kesar taste dominates, but here the badam milk is with perfect balanced taste and a lot of badam for the one cup. Grilled sandwich was delicious. Pav Bhaji was good. Samosa priced at Rs.40 justifies for the cost. Parking is stress free as the Valet parking available

This place serves really good and hot Jalebi. The Nachos here was too good and filling. The waiting time to get a table is long but it's worth the wait. We also had Sizzler which was served well and again filling enough for 2 people.

Very good place to try various sweets and north indian dishes. The main branch is in sowcarpet, but this one is also equally amazing. According to me the Badam milk and Jilebi are their stand out must try sweet dishes. There are many chat items, sweets, savouries and lot more to try here. The badam milk costs Rs 140 per cup, but it's really value for money. Do check out this if you are ready to spend a bit more money on sweets, chats and so.

We ordered Pani Puri, Chole bhature, aloo tikki chaat, samosa, jalebi. Only one complaint: chole could've been more spicier. Rest were all great. Pani Puri was fantastic with three types of Pani: jeera, pudina and hing.