Chaat House - (Near Hounslow, South East)

5 /5 Adnan Hussain: Komal was great she served us delicious mango lassi. Bought one then ended up buying 5 more for the full family. Amazing customer service, clean, delicious and worth the money.

1 /5 Alexander Howett: Tiny samosas looked nice but were horribly soggy after he microwaved them. No life in food served..... no buzz..... no enthralling experience at the counter. Meh... had to clean my palate by ordering food from the other TWO great stalls there.

5 /5 DINKAR: Chaat House is perfect for anyone who loves authentic Mumbai street food. Every bite feels like a little trip to India-bold, nostalgic, and bursting with flavour. The bread pakoras are perfectly crisp on the outside and soft and spiced on the inside, with that comforting, homemade taste thats hard to beat The samosas are golden, flaky, and generouslý filled-rich, aromatic, and incredibly satisty no And the chaat is the real star: tangy, sweet, spicy, and crunchy all at once, layered with chutneys and textures that make every spoonful exciting. What really stands out is how balanced everything is-nothing is greasy or overpowering, just beautifully seasoned and fresh. If youre craving proper Mumbai-style street food done right, Chaat House is the place to go. Highly recommended!

5 /5 Srujan KuMar: Fresh coconuts and sugarcane juice avaiable. So yummy and refreshing. And pani puri also delicious.

1 /5 Sanika Chavan: We ordered Ragda Puri here, and unfortunately, it was quite disappointing. What we received was nothing close to authentic Ragda Puri. Traditionally, ragda is made with boiled white peas, mashed potatoes, and a blend of flavorful spices which is served hot. Instead, we were served dry chickpeas with a heavy dose of tangy-sweet chutney, lacking the signature warmth and spice that makes ragda so comforting. If the restaurant is advertised as “Mumbai Street Food,” it should reflect at least some authenticity. Honestly, no street vendor in Mumbai would ever serve this version under the name Ragda Puri. Overall, this was not the experience we expected and definitely not representative of Mumbai street food flavors.