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Chai Pani DC Washington Reviews
The food was good and my waitress was very sweet, but the
The food was good and my waitress was very sweet, but the portions are actually insane. I paid $17 for two sliders that were basically an appetizer, and my sister paid $32 for paneer with rice, which genuinely had four squares of paneer. It didn'
Really great! The food, drinks, decor, hospitality, and
Really great! The food, drinks, decor, hospitality, and overall vibes felt so authentic. Had the opportunity to come here and try several dishes. Everything was great with standouts being SPDP, disco bhel, sabudana vada tots, and veg uttapam (very un
Ok so Chai Pani DEFINITELY lives up to the hype!! I've been
Ok so Chai Pani DEFINITELY lives up to the hype!! I've been so excited to try this since they opened, as I've been to the Atlanta location and loved it. We got there right when they opened at 5:30 (as we didn't have a reservation) and
the interior and overall design is amazing and colorful,
the interior and overall design is amazing and colorful, clearly well thought out! for our large party of 7, we were seated at a "community table" and informed upon seating that we would probably be sharing with other guests which was fine!
Okay! I was super excited to go here! But unfortunately
Okay! I was super excited to go here! But unfortunately they are booked solid for the next month or so, but we assumed it was a Tuesday and who goes out to eat on a Tuesday? Big mistake! There was a 2 hour wait for just the bar seats. Which does ser
I came here today and this was a fantastic addition to the
I came here today and this was a fantastic addition to the Union market area. The restaurant is wonderfully decorated. It's huge with decorations everywhere and Indian music played in the background. They even have merch you can buy and some fun
Chai Pani is such a good find right by Union Market.
The food was amazing!!! SPDP was a fun one-bite thing, the tandoori chicken was smoky and juicy, and the shrimp patia had that sweet-tangy kick I loved. But the star for me? The matchstick okra fries. Crispy, light, and super addictive. I could eat
Still on the fence about this one.
Sat at the bar only to discover that all their cocktails are bached. Definitely an IG photo spot that might loose its allure when everyone realizes that there's better India food elsewhere.
The food was extremely bland for an Indian restaurant.
In addition to that, it was apparent that the food was already mostly precooked and then reheated. For the exorbitant price, most food should at least be fresh and not taste like reheated leftovers. Service by the server was great. While our experi
I was so excited to hear this legendary Indian spot was
I was so excited to hear this legendary Indian spot was coming to DC. The decor is loud and bright, in the best way, and the service was quick and attentive. I appreciated all the menus for various dietary restrictions - even including a Jain menu, w
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