Narayanlal Kachorivala - Vegetarian restaurant in Mysuru - Mysuru, India

Traditional kachorivala outlet not only in its name but by its taste as well.. Located just nearer to the Mysuru suburban bus stand by a mile, this shop is located on a narrow street filled majorly with north people. Hence the feel you get in thus surrounding is quite unique and north like. Went there for an evening snack stop and tried the following savouries Kachori masala Dahi kachori Vadapav Lassi This is not a promotional review but genuinely all these 4 dishes tasted delightful with rooted flavors. A must visit chat stop on mysuru. Seating facility os absent here and so you need to make yourself comfortable by either holding the plates or sitting on nearby stairs of the neighbouring stalls Go for it Seer

As a diehard Mumbaikar, even though I have resettled in Mysore for the last two decades - I crave for Mumbai's famed street food. Samosas. Ragda pattice. Bhel. Chaat of every denomination. And of course vada pav. Many promised. But none delivered. Till my friendly neighbor hood wholesale textile dealer made a..recommendation and I thought I'd found my vadapav-bhel-samosa heaven. For one, the recco came from a young Gujarati. For another he said he religiously ate one every evening. Ate what? A kachori, of course. So off i went to Narayan Kachoriwala, deep in the congested city area. It looked promising- a tiny, slightly dingy totally no- frills tiny shop. I chose ragda samosa, kachori, plain samosa, vada pav and kaju katli. Of course I wasn't going to eat it all, just sample. Verdict: the vada pav was bad. The samosa had disintegrated into the ragda by the time I reached home but it was delicious. The kachori and samosa was good but a little too spicy for my test. The kaju katli was excellent but the hero of this tasting was the khatta-meetha pudina chutney. Was it good enough to make a trip through the congested lanes just for it? Maybe not. But if you have withdrawal symptoms from Mumbai street food, it's worth a visit

Narayanlal Kachorivala provides you with the best Vada pav and kachori available in the city centre. You also get Masala Puri and other things but preferably if you are looking for Vada pav or kachori get your hands here once. There might be parking problems as it is in a street of the market.

Wow, I don't know how did I missed this place from past 10 years. Never had a such a tasty Bajji, kachori and vadapav. Also you must try Kunda.

Tldr: excellent kachori's, everything else is decent well. They make a different kind of masala for chats (red masala) which I din like so much - too thick (may be it's only for me). One of the best kachori's I've had in Mysore/ever.

Just loved it, tried everything good taste with hygienic service must try the kachori, vadapav nd stiffed mirchi. Reasonable price.

Authentic food with amazing taste. The place is very small.

Superb kachoris and capsicum bajji in the heart of the city.