The Chatori Street -Nagpur's 1st outdoor food court chain. - Food court in Nagpur - Nagpur, India

Best place for ultimate street food especially Pani Puri, Pav Bhaji & Dosa's. Some definitely must tries are pizza dosa and jini roll dosa and the shakes. A very nice sitting place is made for everyone to sit and eat nicely. The service is nice and prompt.

Well pretty decent place for a variety of cuisine options and quite large seating space. Pav bhaji and Chat/pani puri etc are best in town here. Tried momos too but kinda okayish, not good not bad. Overall lovely

A small street food conglomerate. I tried Bhuna and Chicken saoji Frankie in Tibb's Frankie. Punjabi tadka Tornado in The Tornados. Chicken steam Momos in Dahiya momos. Smoked chicken biryani in the smoked biryani. Chocolate brownie shake in Blend. Madka dosa in Chennai chowpatty. Peri peri paneer Sandwich in The Sandwich shop. Everything had good and decent taste. Pros: Parking space available Good Seating facility Washroom available

Concept is good, though it's been adapted at many places now. Arrangement and management of the place is not upto mark.. if you are with family, it's a difficult task finding place at front since it's a self service place. I found rolls counter to be the best (tibbs), the rest all are average..

I recently visited the Chatori Street food court in Nagpur, and I must say, it's a delightful culinary experience! This vibrant food court offers a wide range of options, catering to various tastes and preferences. From local street food to international cuisine, Chatori Street has it all. The variety of choices available is truly impressive. Whether you're craving traditional Indian dishes like pav bhaji and vada pav, or exploring global flavors such as sushi and tacos, this food court has something to satisfy every palate. The quality of the food is exceptional, with flavors that will leave you wanting more. However, it's worth noting that the popularity of Chatori Street can lead to large crowds, especially during evenings and weekends. While this bustling atmosphere showcases the food court's popularity, it can also make finding a table or navigating through the crowd a bit challenging. It might be a good idea to visit during quieter hours if you prefer a more relaxed dining experience. Overall, I highly recommend Chatori Street for its incredible array of food options and the quality of the dishes. Despite the crowds, it's definitely worth a visit for any food lover in Nagpur.

Poha project Worst poha ever. Poha prices r too high. It's better to have poha from street vendor shops. Poha not upto mark and quality not at all good. 40 RS per poha. 1,2 groundnuts in one poha plate. Tarri is full of oil. Less than half a onion in poha. Overall they invest just 10 rupees in one plate poha and charges 40 RS per plate 30 rupees commission they take. If you take this much money then at least provide good taste, quality and quantity. Not rush at this shop at all. Worst products are served at POHA PROJECT. DO NOT VISIT HERE.

Awesome food options. Try Chinese at 36 China Town, Tarri Poha at Poha Project. Great ambiance, good people and value money!

Everything at one place but not a food court. A little bit expensive as compare to other food courts in Nagpur. And quality as compare to pricing is not that good. Taste of that smoked biryani is perfect.