Listed below are links to reviews of Viks Chaat Corner from around the web.
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more from ae.contracostatimes]
| ""Chaat" literally means to lick -- referring to how these roadside snacks are eaten. They are traditionally served on leaves -- licked to the last drop...." |
1 reviews
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more from culinarynerd.blogspot]
"Imagine potato pancakes with an incredibly flavorful curry with perfectly-cooked chickpeas ladled on top...."
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more from foodnut]
"Vik’s Chaat Corner serves up hot delicous Indian food and very resaonable prices. It is packed on the weekends, a testamet to the good food and excellent values. They have a small kids menu...."
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more from gayot]
"Once you taste the vibrant flavors coming out of this Indian kitchen, you'll forget the warehouse surroundings. While the big room is remarkably clean, it is devoid of any décor save for a splash of green and yellow paint...."
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more from sanfran]
| "West Berkeley institution is home to the most seductive “roadside snacksâ€? youâ€oll find in the whole Indian-restaurant-crazed town. Will it be a batura cholle—an immense, fried puff roosting on garbanzo bean curry, mang..." |
1 reviews
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more from search.cityguide.aol]
| "This warehouse, a favorite among Berkeley locals, is built into two parts. One houses the restaurant, which serves reasonably priced veggie and meals for the carnivorous set along with tasty sides like spicy samosas or other Indian finger foods...." |
3 reviews
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more from sfgate]
| "One of the best ways to get your palate jumping is with pani puri ($3. 50), two dishes featuring the dainty puffed, thin-shelled cracker called puri...." |
1 reviews
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more from sfweekly]
"This Berkeley spot, adjacent to a wholesale Indian grocery, is as famous for its eccentricities (warehouse setting, food served on paper plates, closes at 6) as for its freshly made Indian snack foods. The real stars are the irresistible puris (puffy brea..."
