Shankar Chaat - Restaurant in Ajmer - Ajmer, India

The typical Ajmeri chaat of Kadhi kachori is the most popular item at Shankar chaat .... i Have grown eating Kadhi Kachori for the past 35 odd years... the taste of kadhi kachori earlier was really amazing, but now the quality has deteriorated. the chaat now is extremely spicy and acidic. And the portion size is different too.... Try one time for the sake of trying....

Ajmer is famous for its chaat & this place is best for every chaat lover... If you are coming to ajmer then this place should be in your list.. We tried Lots of dishes here in our some of last visits Like Kadi kachori Pyaaj kachori Khamman Lassii Aaloo tikki Pakodi chaat Everything was yumm

If you travel to ajmer, remember to have this Rajasthani delicacy at Shankar Chaat house, Kadi Kachori The combination is really tasty and worth having it Don't have the Tikki Chole, you will be disappointed You can try the lassi & gulab jamun, they were delicious It's a pocket friendly place and you will definitely enjoy the food #mydeliciousjourney

This place is a must visit if you are one of the hungry pants and would love to taste authentic street food of Ajmer. Famous for its chaat I searched the place on google. Location: Situated in Naya bazaar. I was staying near dargah. Walkable distance from dargah but if you aren't comfortable, you can take an e rickshaw at rs 10 per person or the local public auto. Menu: You can read it from the board it serves all authentic chaats of ajmer. What I tried? : I personally tried kadhi kachori, kadhi samosa, dahi papdi, aloo tikki and moong daal halwa. Photo attached below. Review: I personally liked kadhi kachori the best. As a north indian, my imagination for kadhi was something else and at first I wasn't sure of trying it. But it turned out to be the best kachori I have tasted until now. Dahi papdi has its own flavour. Very lavishly made with papdi, good quality curd, one piece of dhokla, pomegranate seeds ( anaar), hari mirch with chutney and masala. Kadhi Samosa was almost same as kadhi kachori. But I personally liked kadhi kachori more. Aloo tikki was not you expect as a delhite. There was no dahi and papdi in it. It was two tikkis served with sweet chutney. But it was yummy. Moong daal halwa was a bit less sweet and filled with real desi ghee. Mouth watering sweet dish you can have! Price: I don't remember exactly but I ordered everything in rounds. 1st round: 2 kadhi samosa and 1 kadhi kachori at Rs. 45 2nd round: Dahi papdi and aloo tikki at Rs. 60 3rd round: Moon dal halwa at Rs. 40. This place is not over priced at all. Love the food at such rate. Ambience: This place is a chaat corner with no sitting arrangement. So, it would be good if you go there empty handed. Although, you can sit in front of the shops opposite to Shankar chaat if the shopkeeper allows you. That's all!

I am from Surat. So, it is difficult to find the taste provided by Rajasthan there. The Dahi papdi chaat, dahi vada is a must try for people who don't like dahi dishes. Kadhi kachori is something you should count on if you like spicy food. Lassi is just like a cherry on cake after binging on oily and spicy food. Some things this place can work on: 1. Parking 2. Cleanliness 3. Sitting arrangement for foodies.

True Kadhi kachori wala of Ajmer. One cannot just forget the taste of this kachori... Loved it . Taste - 5/5 Hygiene : 4/5 Worth your money.

Do not miss this gem if you visit Ajmer.

Good plac for kachori samosa , price kachori rs 25 with chatni and kadhi . Must try place if you are in ajmer . Tried their son halwa also it was worth trying price is rs 600 kg .lassi was also good and quality curd was used. Everything in their platter is nice