CHA Street Food (Tysons Corner Mall)

"It was so cute entering like a mix of modern Indian street food spot. Instantly smelled amazing! The food here is halal which was a huge plus for us. We got the Hot Zinger Rice Bowl, Mango Lassi, and Spicy Mayo Fries. All SO good! If you’re at Tyson’s and want a hearty meal- go here!! You will not regret it. Big portions and the meals actually look like the photos! Amazing."

"Based on the reviews decided to try out this eatery while shopping at Tysons mall and it did not disappoint. Had the spicy Mayo fries which was amazing. Samosa chaat was decent. A bit on the pricier side and therefore giving it 4 stars. Will be back someday to try out the other items as well. Edit: Tried this place out a second time but found the wraps to be quite disappointing. After having tried out a few items twice, we have reached the conclusion that only the Spicy Mayo Fries are good here."

"The food & ambience was great but I personally feel that the menu was bit pricey based on the quantity of the serving. Like I ordered Chicken Zinger burger, the chicken in that burger has a thin layer of meat. Also, the spicy mayo fries were $8 I believe when they were served in small container. Besides the price, it’s a great place to eat."

"**Cha Street Food: A Fusion Delight** Nestled in the heart of Tysons, Cha Street Food tantalizes taste buds with an eclectic blend of desi street food infused with an American twist. From the moment you step in, the vibrant atmosphere sets the stage for a culinary adventure. The selection of four distinct hot teas is a standout, each one a flavorful journey in itself. Service is lightning-fast, courtesy of a professional and cheerful team. Alison at the front register adds a welcoming touch with her warm smile. Convenience is a plus, with ample covered parking right at the doorstep, ensuring a hassle-free arrival. Yet, the only hiccup arises in the form of the slightly elevated prices, although this is somewhat counterbalanced by the inviting ambiance indoors. The culinary stars of the show include the Shami burger, hot zinger chicken sandwich, and seekh kabob roll—each a testament to the artful fusion of flavors. To seal the meal with perfection, the mango milkshake proves to be the ultimate treat, adding an extra layer of sweetness. In conclusion, Cha Street Food in Tysons shines as a go-to spot for those seeking a unique blend of diverse flavors. While the prices might lean towards the higher end, the exceptional atmosphere and delectable offerings make it a highly recommended culinary escapade."

"A small restaurant with a beautiful decor stuck in the corner of Tyson corner behind the Lucid showroom. The food here is amazing. They have managed to keep the nice authentic taste while levelling up the presentation. I had the vegetarian options in the menu. There are plenty of vegetarian options and they were all great."