The kebab-roll landmark of Khan Market, going since 1972. Open roughly 10 AM to midnight; market closed Sundays. Famous mutton seekh and chicken tikka rolls in warm rumali roti. About Rs 550 for two. Now a tidy counter joint, but the rolls still deliver.
Key facts
| Hours | Mon-Sat: ~10:00 AM - 12:00 AM Sun: Closed (market holiday) |
|---|---|
| Price | $ |
| Phone | — |
| Website | — |
| Nearest transit | Khan Market Metro (Violet Line), ~3-5 min walk |
| Time needed | 30-45 minutes |
| Best time to go | Late afternoon snack; avoid Sundays when Khan Market is shut |
| Last verified | July 15, 2026 |
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7.2/10- Value7.5
- iconic6.5
- Freshness9.3
- excellence7.0
- Crowd level6.5
- Authenticity7.5
- Accessibility8.0
Frequently asked questions
- What are the timings and is it open Sundays?
- It runs roughly 10 AM to midnight, but Khan Market as a whole is closed on Sundays, so plan around that. Any other day, late afternoon or evening is the ideal time for a roll and a break from shopping.
- Is it still as good as its reputation?
- It's more polished and slightly pricier than its rougher early days, and purists debate whether it peaked. But the rolls remain genuinely tasty and reliable. For a quick, satisfying kebab fix in central Delhi, it holds up.
- How does it compare to Old Delhi kebabs?
- It's cleaner, more central, and easier to reach than Old Delhi's Karim's, but less atmospheric and historic. Think of Khan Chacha as the convenient, well-executed roll stop rather than a deep heritage experience.
- Does it take cards?
- Yes, being a modern Khan Market outlet it generally accepts cards and UPI, unlike many Old Delhi stalls. Still, carrying a little cash never hurts for a quick roll order.
- Where exactly is it in Khan Market?
- It's in the walking plaza on the middle lane of Khan Market, near Sujan Singh Park, an easy 3-5 minute walk from Khan Market Metro on the Violet Line. Ask anyone; it's a market institution.
- What should I order?
- The rolls are the reason to come: mutton seekh, chicken tikka, and the mutton kakori wrapped in soft rumali roti. Add a haryali or aloo roll if vegetarian. Two people snack well for around Rs 550.
- Is it vegetarian-friendly?
- There are veg options like paneer and aloo rolls, but the heart of the menu is meat, especially the kebabs. Vegetarians can eat fine here, just with less choice than carnivores enjoy.
- Is it sit-down or takeaway?
- Mostly a quick counter-and-stools setup geared to grab-and-go rolls, though there is some seating. Don't expect a leisurely restaurant meal. It's built for fast, tasty eating between errands in Khan Market.
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- Gulati RestaurantRestaurant0.97 km · 12 min walk
- Lodi GardenAttraction1.01 km · 13 min walk
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