Best North Indian food in Chandigarh tricity

20 people recommend, 2 warn against itvia r/Chandigarh

Brothers draws repeated recommendations for Amritsari kulcha across Chandigarh and MDC mentions, pooled here on the source-named Sector 9 outlet. A visitor says the Sector 9 shop has been dependable across visits; another commenter praises its chur chur naan, while a separate recommendation singles out aloo kulcha. One Sector 9 diner mentions uncomfortable summer heat in the open seating. Comparisons with Bansal split opinion, and one commenter says Brothers can be skipped.

Sector 9

17 people recommend, 5 warn against itvia r/Chandigarh

Swagath's tricity recommendations are pooled here on the source-named Sector 26 restaurant. Butter chicken is a recurring recommendation; one commenter specifically praises Sector 26's version, while another prefers the Mohali outlet. A separate diner recommends the lachcha parantha and mutton. Family-meal suggestions include it, but several commenters consider it expensive. Dissent includes reports of declining food quality and one diner finding the butter chicken bland.

Sector 26

13 people recommendvia r/Chandigarh

Anardana draws repeated North Indian food recommendations, with praise for its gravies and starters. Two commenters recommend its malai kofta, and it also appears in family-meal suggestions. One visitor enjoyed a visit but thought the interior dark. Another commenter likes the restaurant but cautions that the live singing they reported may not suit everyone.

11 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Chandigarh

Khao Aur Khane Do in Sector 21 is repeatedly suggested for chole bhature. One commenter praises the food while describing standing tables rather than seated dining; another likes the taste and describes the food as plentiful. The recommendations are not unanimous: one commenter dismisses it as overhyped and prefers Kailash.

Sector 21

10 people recommendvia r/Chandigarh

Nagpal is repeatedly recommended for chole bhature, with several commenters explicitly naming Sector 34, the outlet shown here. One calls its channe bhature a standout, and another praises the taste while expressing uncertainty about morning opening. Two more qualified opinions call it good but find the bhature heavy or prefer other places. A Sector 22 mention is part of the wider recommendation pool, not evidence of the Sector 34 experience.

Sector 34

10 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Chandigarh

Pandit G Kachori Wale in Phase 10, Mohali comes up repeatedly for chole bhature. One commenter also recommends its bedmi poori and lassi, although that person prefers Khirki Wala for chole bhature. Another calls Pandit G excellent but warns that weekend parking is difficult. There is dissent on the food too: a diner who tried its chole bhature preferred ordinary Delhi vendors.

Phase 10

9 people recommendcounted across its outletsvia r/Chandigarh

Moti Mahal's North Indian food recommendations span city outlets and are pooled at the Sector 43 Moti Mahal Delux location. Butter chicken is the recurring dish, with one commenter explicitly favouring Sector 43 and others naming Moti Mahal Delux without an outlet. It also appears in a family-lunch recommendation. The pool includes a Sector 7 suggestion, which should not be read as a review of Sector 43.

Sector 43

8 people recommendvia r/Chandigarh

Deluxe Dhaba in Sector 28 is repeatedly recommended for butter chicken, including by commenters suggesting an alternative to nearby Pal Dhaba. One diner also recommends its lemon chicken.

Sector 28

8 people recommendvia r/Chandigarh

Noorani is repeatedly recommended for butter chicken and North Indian food. The Phase 10 Mohali location represents these pooled recommendations, rather than branch-specific dining reports. One diner calls the butter chicken a favourite but notes a little sweetness. Other commenters suggest it directly in butter-chicken discussions, including a second person agreeing with a Dum Noorani recommendation.

Phase 10

7 people recommendvia r/Chandigarh

Pashtun's North Indian food recommendations are pooled on the source-named Sector 35 restaurant. Commenters recommend butter chicken, and one lists Sector 35 for malai kofta; another recommends its mutton dishes without naming an outlet. One commenter suggests trying Pashtun while tempering expectations about Punjabi food across the tricity compared with Amritsar.

Sector 35

7 people recommendvia r/Chandigarh

Back to Source in Sector 17 attracts North Indian food recommendations as well as suggestions for family meetings. Two commenters praise its malai kofta, one highlighting the rich, balanced gravy. Another ranks it highly for food and setting if budget allows, while a separate commenter calls it a dependable choice. The budget caveat matters more here than a claim that it suits every occasion.

Sector 17

7 people recommend, 3 warn against itvia r/Chandigarh

Khirki Wala in Industrial Area Phase I draws chole bhature recommendations, with two diners praising the taste and another describing it as a longstanding option. More recent opinions are divided: two commenters say its quality has fallen, while another thinks it relies on its reputation. A diner who tried its chole bhature preferred ordinary Delhi vendors. The food praise and the later dissent both matter when choosing it.

6 people recommendvia r/Chandigarh

Ikk Panjab in Sector 26 comes up repeatedly in Punjabi-food and butter-chicken discussions. One commenter specifically praises the butter chicken, while others recommend the restaurant directly. A more qualified recommendation says its North Indian dishes are similar to those at comparable restaurants, rather than presenting it as a uniquely different menu.

6 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Chandigarh

Zinnia in Sector 10 is recommended for North Indian food, with two commenters praising malai kofta while noting its sweeter gravy. Another likes the chicken curry with rice. Opinions differ elsewhere: one diner liked the mutton and presentation but was disappointed by the drinks, while another found some dishes gimmicky and the chicken disappointing.

Sector 10

6 people recommend, 1 warns against itvia r/Chandigarh

Bansal's kulcha recommendations are pooled here on the source-named MDC Panchkula outlet, within the tricity scope. One commenter calls its kulche a favourite and reports chutney and channa refills; others explicitly recommend the MDC or Panchkula shop. Comparisons with Brothers go both ways: one commenter prefers Bansal, while another strongly prefers Brothers. These are pooled food opinions, not a claim that every outlet offers the same experience.

5 people recommendvia r/Chandigarh

Ghazal in Sector 17 is recommended for North Indian meals and family lunches. Two commenters separately praise its old-Chandigarh feel; one highlights sizzlers, while the other considers its Indian food dependable. It also appears among suggestions for a quiet family meeting. A family-lunch recommendation cautions that it may require stretching the budget.

Sector 17

5 people recommendvia r/Chandigarh

Dhaba 7 in Sector 7 is repeatedly recommended for butter chicken. One commenter likes the butter chicken but finds the portions small. It is also named in a malai-kofta discussion. The portion caveat is one person's experience, rather than a verified serving-size promise.