Banarasiya Cafe

New place for authentic banaras chats! Love their tomatar chat but I wish the quantity of it is bit more. Tried their Aloo pyaaz paratha, paneer paratha, mix paratha, rabdi, rabdi lassi, chole puri dish(forgot the exact name) All of it were tasty and served hot/fresh. Highly recommend this new place

I recently visited this gem in Bangalore, indulging in the authentic flavors of Banaras. The tomato chaat was a delightful explosion of hot, sweet, sour, and savory tastes, perfectly balanced by tangy tamarind chutney. Their unique Lassi, blending Mala and ruby tab, was a refreshing delight. Don't miss their Banarasiya Khasta Kachori—a must-try snack! This spot is a haven for chaat, lassi, and snack lovers alike. Follow me for more culinary adventures like this!

Banarasiya Chats in Banashankari , spacious restaurant with limited seating had us excited. Gives you an enticing culinary journey, but the experience turned out to be a mixed bag. The highlight of the visit was undoubtedly the Delicious Tomatar Chaat, bursting with tangy flavors that left a lasting impression. However, the Papdi Chaat failed to impress, with its taste falling short of expectations. On the other hand, the Samosa Chat stole the show with its flavorful combination of crispy samosa and zesty chutneys, earning it a well-deserved spot as a super hit. For dessert, we indulged in the Cold Malai Rabdi, which was a delightful way to end the meal, leaving us craving for more. The Lassi was a disappointment, lacking the richness and flavor expected. The Ragada Aloo Tikki was passable, but it lacked the signature chatpata flavor that we were craving. The Dahi Puri, unfortunately, was soggy and failed to impress, making it an unworthy indulgence in terms of calories. In conclusion, while Banarasiya Chats offers a spacious and inviting ambiance, the culinary experience leaves much to be desired. With hits and misses across the menu, it's a place that could be easily overlooked in favor of other options in the area.

This place serves some quite authentic Banarasi chats in Namma Bengaluru. Tried their Tamatar chat which was good, aloo tikki chat which could be better. But what’s their must try is their rabdi malai lassi & bedmi poori totally loved it. They have variety of chats, parathas, Banarasi sweets, chai which you can try from. You can definitely give a try. Prices are reasonable too.

Banarasiya Cafe, located in Banashankari Stage II, Bengaluru, brings the authentic flavors of Varanasi to the city. Their menu features a variety of traditional North Indian dishes, including unique chaats like Tamatar Chaat, creamy lassis in flavors such as mango and sitaphal, and delectable sweets like rasmalai and laung latta.

One of the best UP care in Banashankari side of area . The restaurant staff are from Varanasi - hence the food is authentic . Try their aloo tiki chat , pav bhaji , any of heir parothas . Their lassi tastes like shrikhand and we loved it . If you have a sweet tooth ; then gulab jamoon and rabdi is must . Staff is friendly - the place has limited seating . Definitely worth a try .