Viks Chaat - Berkeley

Eating was amazing. each dish was filled with a lot of aromen. the atmosphere reminded me of the old Emeryville marketplace, only it was a kind of kitchen. there was a mix of nationalities and old people. my man has chosen this place to eat for his birthday too. he enjoyed eating and the atmosphere.

Great service, great food and can not get enough of it. the prices of some items are something on the higher side, but no matter how full they always get a place here.

An ingenious Indian snack place, which offers a large selection of menus and Indian food business. ordering the process is simple- they are standing in a waiting queue, they get their order tokens, take them a table, wait for their number to be announced and then get their food from the delivery counter. the personal is friendly and efficient. south indian food items, chole bhature, lamb baida roti, kathi rolls, leti are some of the recommended items here. they also have excellent sweetness counters that are really brilliant and make them happy at the end of the meal. also useful to know that the place has a large parking lot.

If you want Indian street food to run one of the best restaurants. it could be a big hurry at the weekend as it is a very popular place. they have to buy the food and find a table that is free to sit. I made some breaks. good place to pick up some snacks shortly before a hike. they have a lot of chaats and street food like pack bhaji and so on. quality food for average cost.

Vik's Chat was one of the top results when I searched best Indian food in SF. even though the place was in Berkley I thought to give it a try. After reading some good and bad reviews I feel I needed to see what is good there. The place had a nice backyard where people can sit and eat their food. It is like a grocery store with a food corner. I was not that hungry so I just wanted to taste one thing from this place and chole bhature was something everyone said was really good here. I have never had a decent chole bhature since I have been here in the US  so I didn't have high hopes for this place either. The place was rather clean and spacious. They have a token system where you pay and then your name is called for the food. I was seeing how the bhatura was made and it reminded me of how it is made in India . when my order was ready they called my name and I could see the bhatura all puffed up .it got me excited. honestly, this was the most delicious chole bhature i have ever had. price wise I would say it was a bit pricey considering you get one big bhatura . Overall I really enjoyed the food.