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A counter-service Indian kitchen in World Food Market specializing in street food and Chai, run by Harpreet and Sukhjinder. · No website yet.
The menu centers on Pakoras (both vegetable and fish varieties) and Aloo Gobi, preparations that reflect the tastes of the Indian diaspora rather than pan-Indian restaurant conventions. Positioned within a diverse food hall, Chai Town serves the community looking for snacks and drinks that connect to home cooking, the kind of food that requires no table service or ambiance, only accuracy. The Pakoras are the anchor: fried to order, which means a short wait but a crisp finish that distinguishes them from batch-fried versions elsewhere in the city. · No website yet.
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