Chole bhature is an emotion. The crunchy and fluffy bhature combined with the spicy and sour chole (chickpea curry) causes a delicious explosion in your mouth. Not just Indians, but people from every part of the world love the iconic combo. Australian chef Sarah Todd echoes a similar sentiment. After arriving in Delhi a few days ago, she wanted to know if the North Indian cuisine could satiate her hunger pangs. Well, she was not disappointed. Sara shared a video on Instagram, in which she was seen trying a plate of chole bhature at the famous Sita Ram Diwan Chand restaurant. The clip begins with Sara tearing apart a bhature, dipping it in chole and popping it into her mouth. Her reaction was priceless. “Wow. This is so good.
She also paid attention to how they are made, and highlighted the delicious fillings. Sara enjoyed the meal with green chutney and green chillies. Taking a bite of the amla, she said, “It really goes really well with the dish.” Once she was done with the meal, the chef admitted that she was “officially satisfied (and) a happy girl”. Sara concluded her gastronomic adventure by gulping down a full glass of lassi. A sweet way to end a hearty meal indeed. Not sure what you think, but Sara completely agrees with us.
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“Landed in Delhi at 6am, sleepy and hungry and there was only one thing on my mind? Chole Bhature! Crispy, golden pillowy bhaturas with spicy chickpeas, accompanied by a sweet lassi, the perfect post-flight hunger pangs. I tried the famous Sita Ram Diwan Chand and let me tell you- it lived up to the hype! This place has been serving crispy bhaturas and spicy chole since 1950 and I can understand why they’ve been around for so long. Really good!”
The video has been viewed over 1.5 million times and reactions immediately started pouring in. One chef from London commented, “I’ll be back next time.”
“Haha I was in India last week. I landed at 8:30 and went straight to South Ex Market and started eating there. Magic,” wrote a user.
“Delhi’s Chole Bhature is a level up. Sara..we don’t get these in Goa-India. I mean the quality,” read a comment.
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One comment read, “Congratulations to your team who took you straight to Sita Ram Diwan Chand after an early morning flight!!”
A foodie joked, “I am from Delhi. This is the best place.”
Another user wrote, “Chole bhature+lassi- best medicine to cure insomnia.”
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