Chor Bizarre

Kash★★★

The food was not exceptional and portion sizes were reasonable but not large. I had mutton roganjosh and galoti kebabs. The ambiance was old school and curated with a lot of antiques, carved furniture and unique wall art. I personally prefer more brightly lit, minimalistic and contemporary ambiance but that doesn’t mean that this restaurant is not beautifully done. The interiors were amazing and worth a visit. The staff especially our server Rakesh was exceptional and did his best to ensure a good dining service. Unfortunately many nonveg Kashmiri selections like mutton yakhni, goshtama were not available so it was disappointing. Worth visiting atleast once.

prachi jain★★★

Hi guys I have recently visited this place . In my childhood I have visited this place many times. At that time it was perfect . Everything was perfect here . Now it is opened recently again . There is difference from the old days . I have ordered Dahi puri chaat , vegetarian sampler which consists of cauliflower, Broccoli , paneer , corn kebab , stuffed mushroom and in dinner ordered dal Chor bizarre basically Dal makhani and breads . Dahi puri chaat was very tasty . Paneer was good . Didn’t like the corn kebab . Dal was sour . Breads were completely fine . Stuffed mushroom was ok . They don’t provide complimentary papad any more . So it was overall ok .

Priyal Bhardwaj★★

It's a very well maintained and decorated restaurant but the service and food were both very disappointing. They forgot to serve us one of our orders but added it to our bill (we got it removed). Our food took and extremely long time to be prepared and served. They told us our starters had been burnt apparently. Not the kind of stuff you expect when you are paying exorbitant amounts for the experience. Their non veg tarami was extremely disappointing both in terms of flavour as well as quantity (it looks like a lot because of the plating but there was barely enough rice for 1 person and tarami's are supposed to be shared. This did not seem to be an isolated incident as we saw they forgot to serve some items to another group as well.

Hitika Gilhotra★

The food was quite disappointing. The ambience and service was great, but the food did not match the expectations and the price. We tried the non veg tarami (priced around 1850) and aloo bukhara and nadroo yakhni seperately. The quantity of things in the tarami was less for the price. And the taste was just, bland. The tabak maaz (lamb ribs) were chewy like rubber and all the other dishes were just disappointing. I expected little more flavour, at least spice. I think I paid more for the ambience and hospitality than the food. We came because someone recommended us and said the place was really good. But maybe not for my taste. The phirni was okay. The kahwa was also disappointing - just boiled water. I really expected more. Would not go again.

Varunfoody★★★★★

Visited this place just walking distance from Delhi gate metro station , and i must say food was really good , i went their to attend ifftari meal , and the way they presented all things in one thali from samosa , dahi bhalla , chicken , mutton and much more was really good , and theme and ambience is amazing for people who love to experience culture and heritage with elegance, staff was very nice and friendly

GYOUZA DAISUKI★★★★

Chor Bizarre is a nostalgic treasure chest of India’s culinary eccentricity. Every corner brims with vintage charm—old radios, mismatched chairs, framed Bollywood posters—and somehow it all feels perfectly intentional. The food celebrates the chaotic beauty of Indian flavors: rich Kashmiri curries, smoky kebabs, and saffron-scented biryanis that feel both royal and familiar. It’s a dining experience that delights the senses and stirs the heart. At Chor Bizarre, imperfection becomes the essence of its allure.

Ahmayank Awasthi★★★★★

5-Star Review Chor Bizarre is not just a restaurant, it is a beautifully preserved piece of Kashmir served in the heart of Delhi. If you want the most authentic Wazwan experience in Delhi, this is the place. Every dish feels slow-cooked, honest, and deeply rooted in tradition. The Rogan Josh is rich without being heavy, the mutton is tender, the gravies have that rare depth of spice, and the flavours stay with you long after the meal is over. Nothing feels rushed or commercial. It feels like food made with memory, patience, and respect. The ambience adds its own magic. Quirky, old-world, warm, and full of character, Chor Bizarre makes the meal feel like an experience rather than just dinner. The service is gracious, the portions are satisfying, and the Kashmiri flavours are simply outstanding. For anyone in Delhi craving real Wazwan, not a diluted version of it, Chor Bizarre is easily one of the finest places to visit. Dil se recommended.

Rajeev Sethi★★★★★

Chor bizarre is the first brand in fine dining and it’s Thug Pub was a status in itself started almost 35 yrs ago . Visit recently exclusive retro Bollywood ambience.Vintage motor car at centre created an amazing atmosphere,spiral old style staircase, different furniture seating all seatings are curated nicely to create ambience and comfort. Staff very courteous helpful in choosing right food and drinks.Sumer cooler cocktails were excellent and tasty non-veg food retro Bollywood music created a nostalgic happy mood a must try we had a leisure Sunday lunch.