Chat Hut

Must try the amritsari kulcha and dahi puri. They also have a nice selection of sweets too.

I am giving 5 stars based on their sweet called Kalakand. Ohhhhhh man oh man doesn’t it melts in your mouth. Yummm

For the price, food is pretty decent.

Used to be good. Store has grown but quality has been compromised. Service is not the greatest either. Accepts debit card but will charge customers for transaction fee. Complaints/​concerns are not welcome by the owner.

The Amritsari Kulcha is to die for! The Onion Kachori is pretty decent as well. You should definitely stop here. Don’t go by the looks. The food is the star here as it should be.

This is not Indian chaat — it’s downright abysmal!
Also, my god! The sheer amount of plastic that is used at this place is frightening — wish they cared about the environment a bit more!

Off late Unilocal has failed us. not this time around :)
Landed in Toronto, hungry and looking for indian food, we looked this place up on google /​yelp, its close to the airport, the reviews were decent, we decided to give it a shot.
The food was EXCELLENT! We ordered Chollay Bhature, and Amritsari Naan, both were reasonably priced, and came with the usual condiments.
The place might give an impression of being dingy and insanitary, but that’s just how alot of indian food places look like.
We went back on our way to the airport the day we were flying out as well. This time around just to eat the sweets they had. Bought Kalakand, Laddoo, tried their Gajar Halwa and Gulab Jamun. The GJ’s were OUT OF THIS WORLD. I ate more than I should have: D lol.
Go here! you wont be disappointed.

Stepped in for a quick lunch during work and loved it! Don’t come here if you’re looking for anything remotely upscale. The plates are plastic, the washroom is… well… at least there is one, and it’s in the corner of a plaza you would never normally see. But the food was pretty good! Shared the Pani Puri and Channa Batura with a friend. The pani puri was good, but that’s not too hard to mess up. The batura was really soft, very fluffy, and delicious. The channa was good too, but not the best I’ve had.
The service was fast. We were in and out of there in 20 mins!
I also bought some of the sweets, and they were well made as well.
Overall, amazing value for your money, quick service, and very satisfying :)
Go there!

Great Indian breakfast and best value of money.
People are great. Great customer service.
Highly recommended.

If you want to have some Indian fast food this place is good. Their paani puri water has good flavour. Quick service and delicious food. Was not too impressed with chaat papri, but Amritsari Kulcha was delicious. You get a kulcha with 3 dishes, yogurt and some salad. Overall a good place if you wanna relish some Indian food.

Chat Hut is located just North of the International Centre, along a strip of Airport Rd. which has quite a few 2-​storey buildings with primarily Indian take-​out restaurants all along side of the street.
(Honestly, I don’t know how all these places stay afloat because they seem to offer similar food items and they’re right next to each other.)
Anyway, stopped by this place based on Unilocal reviews. Otherwise, Chat Hut could be interchangeable with one of the other units offering Indian fast food.
Out of all the things that I tried, my favourite was the Pav Bhaji. Pav/​Pao (bread) tasted like a straight up, toasted hamburger bun with garlic butter spread on top. Although I liked the mix of spices in the Bhaji, my Indian friend said that it didn’t taste authentic.
Chat Papri ($ 4.99) was alright, but not the best that I’ve tasted.
Food was served on plastic, disposable dishes and styro cups. Hallway leading to washroom was jammed with boxes of supplies which leads me to believe the restaurant wasn’t the cleanest.

Good kulcha… chat is good but not as good as the regular thali dishes. Friendly staff.

this is hands down one of the best Indian restaurants I have been to, not to mention vegetarian. food is great, people are great. I will be back.

Easily one of the tastiest Indian foods I’ve had.
What’s good: the taste and freshness of the food. Super friendly and courteous staff. The quantity and prices are not somethin to beat. The stuffed naan (Amritsari kulcha) was absolutely delicious as was the Chat Papri which came recommend by the staff. Very fresh.
What’s there to work on? The food was slightly over salted. Rice wasn’t cooked properly. Gordon Ramsay would’ve been furious. Tiny outdated interior. About 20 years outta date.
All in all, great discovery via the Unilocalers. Def go there again!

Ended up here by chance.
The good:
— you see what you will get
— all vegetarian, very tasty
— food is fantastic
— very reasonably priced. Tali less than $ 7
— very friendly owner
The bad:
— difficult to see from the road
— can’t wait to go back

This place is a gem hidden off the beaten path. Haven’t tried their sweets but their chaat is some of the best I’ve had! Service is astoundingly fast and friendly, the meal is a great value, and the food… my goodness the food. Their chana masala is possibly the best I’ve ever had (in India and Canada alike). Highly recommended.

The bf and I stumbled across this sweet shop/​restaurant and wow were we suprised. Neither of us are vegetarian so we thought about going somewhere else but thought why not go have a look. We are so glad we did. The food was delisious, and the familly that runs it are so nice and helpful, it was totally worth the drive.
I would try to tell you what we had but I’m certain that I would get the names wrong. Let me just say for less then twenty dollars we both got stuffed, actually too much for me as I had to save room for the mango lasi. They were the first place to ask me how sweet I wanted it, medium was perfect, mmmmm mango lasi :)

I have found a gem.
nice small restaurant, food and the people behind the counter are top notch.
I took whole bunch of food for take out, gentleman behind the counter gave me complimentary sweets A+.

Mmmm Indian food for lunch. This place is a family owned restaurant that prides itself on authentic Indian punjabi food. It’s a little place with 6 tables big enough for families.
My Indian friends say that the ‘chat’ is the best in Toronto, super fresh but really I don’t know as my mouth and taste buds are exploding with favors.

The place is an excellent place is you really like Indian food. They specialize in a type of Indian snack called Chat, which is a plate of savoury snacks, typically served at road-​side tracks from stalls or carts in India and the rest of South Asia.
This restaurant makes excellent food, the people who work here are friendly, and make sure you enjoy your food, the food is made with love and care which makes it even a better experience. It’s the type of place you wouldn’t mind going to often just for a snack, or to sit down and have a meal with your family.
Definitely check it out if you are in the area.