Food is good. Especially the naan. For some reason there aren’t too many customers. I encourage people live around to definitely give it a try! The most interesting part is that there is a table tennis table in the restaurant. I have decided to go back and play with my friends while having some great food!

I heard a LOT of reviews of Chapati and couldn’t wait to try it. Step in and the ambience takes you back to Indian roots - the seats set up with Carrom board which is a very popular game in India. Shelves decorated with popular spices and a whole lot of diversity defining decor. I much appreciate the variety. Food tasted very authentic, fresh and spice level was very decent. The Chicken boti and side chutney (dip) was a stellar combo. The garlic kulcha (tortilla) wasn’t too garlicky and absolutely soft and fresh. Loved the Asian style of serving dishes which is very common in India and Pakistan. The retro Indian music added to the touch! Not too many people and good spacious seating. 5* for the food and ambience!

Update 1 year later: I brought my dad and two brothers along on the tail end of our road trip. The food was as good, if not better than I remembered! My brother said he was having a ratatouille moment, where instead of being transported to a childhood memory, a memory was being formed in that moment. My dad said it was the best chicken Tikka Massala he ever had. Original review: I can't give this place enough praise. We stopped here on a whim during a road trip from WI to OH, and I'm dead serious when I say that I would drive four hours just to eat here again. We even stopped by again on our drive back home for lunch. The food was sublime both times! This restaurant is filled to the brim with good food and good vibes. Be sure to support a local family restaurant and stop by Chapati! Thanks again, Q!

We took chicken biriyani, butter chicken and a mutton dish. Actually we didn’t get what we wanted. We ordered a ginger chicken but the guy who was taking the orders wrote butter chicken instead. His behavior was rude. But the worst thing was the food. The chicken tasted like it was a year old, meat was coming off. All the curries had too much tomatoes and we couldn’t even finish a single curry. I took this picture before leaving and as you can see I just piled up all the chicken on one side. We had to order some fries and sandwiches to fill us. Masala fries were really good though.

Absolutely fantastic atmosphere, smells amazing just walking in the door, the food is absolutely perfect, ordered the Beef Nihari and the Butter Chicken and Garlic Naan Bread and everything was fresh and cooked perfectly. Highly recommend trying the Beef Nihari! And just be aware that the butter chicken is not the traditional Indian style butter chicken it is Pakistani Style and is chock full of flavor spice and fresh chicken! As for dessert I HIGHLY recommend getting Falooda! It originates from the Persian Empire. The dessert blends Halal jello, noodles, milkshake, imported syrup, pistachios, almonds, and ice-cream and is absolutely astonishing! Please come check these guys out they are amazing!

Soooooo delicious! I asked the person working at the counter what they recommended and they suggested the Karhai (see photo). It had amazing flavor and the goat meat was tender. My friend got the Beef Behari which I also tried a bite of and it was delicious. The chutneys were fantastic as well! Overall, I really enjoyed the vibe of the restaurant: spacious seating, art on the walls, music. Looking at the other reviews, I just want to say - this isn't a fast food restaurant so don't expect fast food prices or immediate food. These are quality slow cooked dishes and the menu states which are made to order. Both my friend and I got two meals out of each dish, so for me it was well worth the cost and the wait was standard. I will definitely be coming back!

Chicken and mutton karahi was very good but very less quantity even for family style one, Falooda was good. Ambience was great.. Pani puri and dani chat wasn’t good. A good stop when going towards Ohio from Chicago. Like the ambience and service

I get the point of keeping prices high but they really need to improve serving size. Grill Platter is $65 and 3 people can barely get full. Their taste isn’t South Asian taste either, Biryani tasted old and dry while lamb kabab tasted raw.

Chapati has some commendable dishes, especially the chaat and garlic naan, there's room for refinement in portions and balance of ingredients. Chaat that took center stage. This dish was a colorful tapestry of crispy puris, fluffy phulque, and an array of fresh ingredients like tomatoes, onions, cilantro, and chickpeas, all harmoniously blended with a distinct spice mix. The lavish drizzle of sweet yogurt was the only minor setback, perhaps a bit too generous for the dish. We tried Pakoras territory, a vegan treat that showcased crispy puffs of batter with sliced onions and cilantro, seasoned aptly with dry masala. We got tamarind chutney along with dish, missing the green chutney. In terms of both quantity and flavor, the pakoras undoubtedly delivered. The Malai Kofta comprising of spiced paneer balls fried to perfection and drenched in a luscious Indian masala sauce, its flavors genuinely did justice to its traditional roots and even outdid several competitors in Indy. However, the single kofta serving for a $17 price point was underwhelming, especially when paired with its overtly oily texture. Garlic Naan was exceptional good - not most hard short-bread, this naan with its soft, fluffy texture and the warmth of garlic spread that made it impossible to resist. Overall, Chapati met basic expectations and first time visit.

Wanted to give 5 star but service was slow, food preparation was slow, it took them 30+ mins to serve our order. The food tastes okay. The chicken wrap could be better. Overall environment is good, spacious and there were some indoor activities like table tennis and carom. Kids friendly.

Me and my colleague were craving for some Indian food and we found the perfect spot. We went to Chapati for dinner and was blown away by the service and the quality of food. The restaurant was clean, staffs were friendly, and there is a free parking lot in front. We ordered chicken biriyani, chicken tikka masala, and mango lassi. Everything was delicious! Highly recommend it.

Great, family friendly restaurant with vegan options! The chana masala w/ garlic nan bread is great and the regular size is plenty to share. Customer service is always on point

Food was very flavorful and portions were huge. Perfect for large gatherings and families. I highly recommend you give the food a try. The chicken tikka was piping hot and very delicious!

I was honestly disappointed with this place. I had a goat biryani, which was basically a couple of goat pieces mixed with rice, nothing like a biryani at all. There was no one to serve me, maybe that is the new trend, but I expect to be served at a dine in place. What actually disappointed me was that the actual prices of the food were a few dollars higher than what was on the menu. 5$ does not make a difference to me, but it does when the food is mediocre at best.

Excellent authentic Karachi tasting halal, flavorful food. Mixed grill platter was delicious. Professional and courteous customer service! Love love the ambiance, the two carom board seatings and the table tennis table! Highly recommend! The kashmiri tea at the end of the meal is a must!

Wonderful food, many dishes are family style. Great place to try lots of new dishes and share around the table. Everything was fresh and well spiced.

02/2023 Gave it another shot with the hope customer service improved and it was even worse. I was traveling from Chicago for a business visit and called them to place an order. They said to come in and I arrived promptly around l815 and they said that they are not taking orders for Grill. But I had specifically ask when called, waste of my time. Rating goes down by 1 star. 05/26 - Decreased rating by 1 star due to bad customer service, the kid who is working at front is rude and doesn't know about orders. Excellent food, we tried the Chicken Tikka Masala, Goat Beets and Chicken Boti..with Garlic Naan, Chapati, and Paratha with Rice. Taste was great for everything and customer service was beyond expectations. They provide the answers that you may need to make selection. The restaurant has a nice set up with Carrom Board, Table Tennis. Tables are pretty large and good for large groups.

This is my favorite Indian food so far! The environment is as authentic as the food and we love the music videos that play all around and the rather quick wait for our food. So many delicious options if you are vegan or vegetarian! Very family friendly as well.

We decided to go here on a whim and we were not disappointed! The atmosphere is so on point, and you feel welcomed immediately stepping through the door. The walls are adorned with super cool and empowering artwork. It's such a fresh modern atmosphere, but it's definitely comfortable, like chilling at a friend's house. We had an amazing time playing ping pong. When you go, don't forget to check out their specialty chicken and Chilli chicken. All of the food was fresh and delicious. You should be very clear about how spicy you want your food because it can get spicy! All in all, I can't wait to go back!

Definitely want to come back to try the meat dishes, but the veg dishes were great! Chana masala, puri, pani puri, samosas, etc. I thought the puri would be like the mini puffs (where it expands), but all still really great! Look forward to coming back!

First time earing here the guy on the phone was great and helpful with pronunciations of the menu. I ordered the veggie rice biryani and Chana partha it was amazing and I asked for very spicy and it delivered. I have to give a huge shout out to the owner about his quality of service and he is very respectful.

Man this sandwich never disappoints. Get the spicy if you’re on the fence. They call it a 6 out of 10 spice wise. I might call it a 7, but it’s not THAT spicy and it IS that awesome. The sauce, the pickles, the breading, the soft pita. It’s legit the perfect lunch sandwich.

We have eaten at Chapati twice now, and the food was amazing both times. If you are unfamiliar with Pakistani food, everything we have had here is very similar to Indian. If you've had a lot of Indian (as I have), you may notice some differences from Indian cuisine. At this visit we ate with friends and ordered several dished family-style: Chicken chili, chicken tikka masala, black lentils, chapati, and puri. Our favorite was the chicken tikka masala, but I recommend all of them! Be advised that there is a kick of heat in all of them to begin with, so even if you order mild then you might find they have a bit of a kick. There are three menus to choose from: Pakistani, Indian, and chicken. Indian is all vegetarian and Pakistani has lots of protein options (beef, chicken, lamb, goat). I haven't ordered of the chicken menu, but it's my understanding this is the house specialty fried chicken.

Super chill place Food was different but really goood And the music is just as chill as it needs to be and as loud as it should be to have a nice time eating I will be back with my family

We had a friend who was traveling to Indy on business. She has been vegetarian all her life and has an Indian family background and enjoys all things Indian. So I was looking for something that would meet her expectations. My wife and I found Chapati online and they had excellent reviews. We met our friend for dinner and we and our Indian friend were very pleased with the quality of the food. Most enjoyable! Incredible diverse menu, expertly prepared, delivered by a very welcoming host, and enthusiastically consumed by all.

The food was okay, but not exciting. Our drinks were warm, and the bowls for the food felt "institutional". Our canned drinks were warm also, and they were out of our favorite dishes. The people and service was exceptional, though, and it's a very nice place for the community, with social seating and game areas.