Chote Miya

"Thankful for having an Indian place in Chelsea market. Definitely has a nice look with some cool Indian decor, but the food was mediocre. I ordered a biryani and while the spice/aroma balance was good, the taste was not. This may be an unfair comparison, given we just had biryanis (both Veg and Chicken)."

"Stopped here for dinner after a long day touring NYC. Food is tasty. Tables aren’t super clean if people leave it messy. We ordered Chole Kulcha (liked it, should try), Veg Momos are yummy (must try if you are a vegetarian) and the FAMOUS Vada Pav (again a must try dish, my wife is a big fan of Mumbai’s Vada Pav and you get that taste here with special Red masala) and Masala Chai (original Indian chai taste)."

"Was walking around the chelsea market and this place got my attention. Not one to opt for Indian food often but had to give it a try as the place looked busy and the decor was nice. To my surprise food was really good. We ordered the chicken momos which are a must try. Only gripe was the food took long which wore our patience thin but was worth the wait as the food was good. Has plenty of vegetarian options as well for those who don’t consume meat. Would go again."

"While walking around in Chelsea Market, all other restaurants we wanted to go seemed overcrowded, this Indian restaurant had available seats so we decided to give it a try. Here are the pros and cons: Pros: nice decor. It’s clean. The food is tasty with rich flavorful spices. We ordered chicken and lamb. The both were delicious. Cons: lack of service. The server behind the counter seemed careless of the customers or the business. No single greeting or thank you. Responding questions with only one or two words from the expressionless face. We felt unwelcomed. The food though tasty, there was no side to go with. Only a few slices of raw onions. They were over priced for their portion."