If it’s a big fat breakfast that you are looking for, then it’s definitely got to be a North Indian breakfast. Sure, idlis and dosas can fill you up, but when you need that extra bit of masala, an overdose of butter, and a whole lot of oily goodness, there’s nothing like a chole bhature or aloo paratha. Since breakfast is all about eating like a champion, we pick out the best of the best North Indian breakfast places in Bangalore. Oh, and just remember to order us a plate of chole bhature to thank us.
Chole Bhature To Aloo Paratha: Here's Our Pick Of The Best North Indian Restaurants For Breakfast
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Kapoor's Cafe
A selection of stuffed parathas all topped with a dollop of homemade white butter is what’s on the menu at the Whitefield, HSR, and Kalyan Nagar branches of Kapoor’s Cafe. Pick from the usual aloo paratha or make breakfast a bit adventurous with the cheese burst paratha that comes with eight kinds of cheese. Chole kulche, chole bhature, poori aloo, and breakfast combos should ensure that you have eaten breakfast like a champion. If you are wondering about what kind of combos are available, you can read about it all here.
Imli
While breakfast here starts at 11am, it’s perfect for those lazy weekend breakfast scenes that involve stuffing your face with parathas, pav bhaaji, and chole bhature. Their parathas include everything from aloo to gobi and you can even choose from an assortment of stuffings such as papad and radish. They also have Besan and Moong Dal Cheela, as well as pakodas, in case your idea of breakfast is snacking on what are essentially 4pm snacks. The place is also known for its north-Indian homely fare and is all veg. Read more about the place here.
Indian Paratha Company
In case you are doing those early morning drives, what better way to break for breakfast than at this highway restaurant. Serving stuffed parathas and good old North Indian fare, Indian Paratha Company opens shop around 7am, so you’ve got yourself sorted for an early breakfast scene. While you will find all the regular aloo, mooli and methi parathas, our pick would be the Samosa Aloo Paratha and the Achari Masti Paratha. They also have a paratha-meet-pizza section, but more on that here.
Want more anytime Parathas? Head to these places in the city.
Kathik's Mithai Shoppe
Served only on Sundays between 9am and 11.30am, Kartik’s chole bhature is worth waiting the whole week for. And it’s definitely #BreakfastGoals. However, to get your plate, you’ll need to pre-order it, given that on Sundays the place is packed to the rafters with patrons. You might have to call the shop on Saturday to place your order, so be sure to keep reminders. In any case, the puffy puris are served with a thick, spicy chole gravy with sides of spicy aloo fry and fried green chillis.
For more Chole Bhatures in the city, try out these places that offer these oily, heavy delights.
Bhartiya Jalpan
As desi as the name suggests, this place serves some good ol' northie breakfast staples like Aloo Poori, Matar Poori and Chole Kulcha. There is not enough praise to shower over their Aloo Sabji that is adequately spiced and just pure tasty. However, if you want just a little snack to go with your morning tea, try their Samosa, Kachoris and Dhoklas. They have seating area that is comfy and we must say, the place gets overcrowded on Sundays.
Kota Kachori
This Koramangala outlet churns out some magical kachori with stuffings of lentils, onions and potatoes. Kickstart your breakfast on a grand note with this place's dhoklas, kachoris and sabudana vadas for prices as low as INR 20. They even have more substantial breakfast options like dal childa, pav bhaji and puri sabzi for your breakfast fixes.
If you happen to be in Koramangala or even visit the hood jlt, here are more such budget options for your breakfast fixes.
