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Desi Chowk is an authentic Indian Restaurant with delicious blend of spices and flavors. We serve wide varieties of Indian food along with Indian bakery products (Cool cakes, Pastries, Dilkush, Cake shots). Located at 33437 Aurora Road, Solon, OH, an authentic South Asian restaurant that brings the flavors of the subcontinent to your plate. Our menu features a wide variety of dishes that are inspired by the traditional street food vendors of India, Pakistan, Bangladesh and Nepal. We highly recommend turning off Google Food Ordering or at the very minimum adding the menu link above as the preferred ordering method for the restaurant.
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Address: 33437 Aurora Rd, Solon, OH 44139
Phone: (440) 600-7460
Website: https://desichowk.us/
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Lavanya Aningi
We ordered a chocolate Sprunki-themed cake for my 8-year-old, and it turned out absolutely perfect! The design looked exactly how we had imagined — every detail was beautifully done and matched the theme flawlessly. Not only was it visually stunning, but the taste was just as amazing. The cake was incredibly moist, rich, and full of delicious chocolate flavor. It was a big hit with both kids and adults! We couldn’t have asked for a better cake for the celebration. Highly recommend! ✨
… moreAshok Sai Doredla
I ordered Guthivankaya Pulav through DoorDash. The last time I ordered this dish, it had way too much oil. Because of that, I called the restaurant this time and clearly told them not to add so much oil. They still did the same thing again. The food was literally soaked in oil.
This is really irritating. What’s the point of calling and explaining if it’s just going to be ignored? I wasted my money and most of the food went in the trash. This place clearly doesn’t care about customer requests. If I could give zero stars, I would without hesitation.
… moreThis is really irritating. What’s the point of calling and explaining if it’s just going to be ignored? I wasted my money and most of the food went in the trash. This place clearly doesn’t care about customer requests. If I could give zero stars, I would without hesitation.
Lenore Campbell
Husband and I stopped here for lunch on the weekend. I don’t know anything about Indian food but it seemed to be authentic. Delicious flavors and perfectly spicy. He had the goat biryani and I had the chicken korma and we shared the garlic naan. Came out piping hot and was so tasty. Service was excellent. All staff were kind and friendly and helpful. Will definitely go back.
This eatery is in the corner of Sunny’s Asian foods.
… moreThis eatery is in the corner of Sunny’s Asian foods.
Jasveer Singh
For $17.99, the portion size of only 5 chicken pieces was surprisingly small. Combined with the food being served cold, the value and quality did not meet expectations. Hoping Desi Chowk Eatery reviews their pricing and food standards.
… moreManu Mehta
Had catering done by Desi Chowk for my Daughter’s and my mom’s 80th bday. The eggless cakes they made tasted great and the decoration on it was flawless. The food we catered by them for the party was really delicious and everyone kept saying how good the food was. Highly recommended for the food and the service provided.
… moreJanae Heard
The food here was a 10/10. I stopped in after the gym on a Saturday afternoon . And the food was AMAZING. I had chicken 65(spicy). Pani puri and Dahi puri.. flavor explosion. I will definitely be back soon!
… moreankur tandon
This might seem hard and long but good
enough for you all to introspect and improve.
I am writing to express my deep disappointment with my recent experience today – 12/13/2025 at your restaurant, particularly with the chole bhature. To be very honest, the dish was so poorly prepared that even a roadside stall in India serves chole bhature that are a million times better—at least they understand what the dish is supposed to be.
Putting methi in bhature is baffling. In all my years of eating Indian food, I have never encountered such a thing. What was served felt less like bhature and more like leftover dough from roti or puri, hastily fried and passed off as something it clearly was not. If the right ingredients, preparation, or skills are not available, it would be far better to simply say so rather than serving something so misleading and substandard.
What makes this even more surprising—and frankly disappointing—is that the restaurant appears to be owned by a Punjabi family. Chole bhature is not just another item on the menu; it is a classic dish deeply rooted in North Indian (especially Punjabi) cuisine. Serving it in this condition reflects a complete lack of respect for the food itself.
Restaurant ownership should not be only about selling food and making dollars. It is also about respecting Indian cuisine and representing it with some level of authenticity and pride—if not for the brand image, then at least for the culture the food comes from.
To add to the disappointment, when we politely informed the person at the register about the issue, the response was a casual “we will inform the chef.” There was no apology, no acknowledgment of the problem, and no sense of concern for the customer experience.
This experience was extremely off-putting, and I hope the management takes this feedback seriously. Indian food deserves better representation than this.
… moreenough for you all to introspect and improve.
I am writing to express my deep disappointment with my recent experience today – 12/13/2025 at your restaurant, particularly with the chole bhature. To be very honest, the dish was so poorly prepared that even a roadside stall in India serves chole bhature that are a million times better—at least they understand what the dish is supposed to be.
Putting methi in bhature is baffling. In all my years of eating Indian food, I have never encountered such a thing. What was served felt less like bhature and more like leftover dough from roti or puri, hastily fried and passed off as something it clearly was not. If the right ingredients, preparation, or skills are not available, it would be far better to simply say so rather than serving something so misleading and substandard.
What makes this even more surprising—and frankly disappointing—is that the restaurant appears to be owned by a Punjabi family. Chole bhature is not just another item on the menu; it is a classic dish deeply rooted in North Indian (especially Punjabi) cuisine. Serving it in this condition reflects a complete lack of respect for the food itself.
Restaurant ownership should not be only about selling food and making dollars. It is also about respecting Indian cuisine and representing it with some level of authenticity and pride—if not for the brand image, then at least for the culture the food comes from.
To add to the disappointment, when we politely informed the person at the register about the issue, the response was a casual “we will inform the chef.” There was no apology, no acknowledgment of the problem, and no sense of concern for the customer experience.
This experience was extremely off-putting, and I hope the management takes this feedback seriously. Indian food deserves better representation than this.
Preeti Kaur
The service of Desi Chowk (which used to be Desi Chowrastha) is very good all the time along with their quality of food even after i come here after 4 years.
And their Cakes nothing short to be perfect.
The food is really really good and polite customer service nothing to complain about their customer service. Even though they are busy they say 30mins but the food comes out really quick in about 15mins which is a positive of them. Some add negative reviews regrading their food but just ignore them. Food is fantastic here best indian food in USA I’ve hd till date.
Recommend everyone to try and check out their unlimited buffet going on saturdays.
… moreAnd their Cakes nothing short to be perfect.
The food is really really good and polite customer service nothing to complain about their customer service. Even though they are busy they say 30mins but the food comes out really quick in about 15mins which is a positive of them. Some add negative reviews regrading their food but just ignore them. Food is fantastic here best indian food in USA I’ve hd till date.
Recommend everyone to try and check out their unlimited buffet going on saturdays.
PR
This place offers a delightful culinary experience even though it’s not a regular restaurant. Located within Sunny Indian Groceries, it has a cozy dine-in space with a few tables and chairs, making it a convenient spot for a quick meal.
We ordered the Chicken Dum Biryani, Butter Chicken, Garlic Butter Naan, Apricot Pudding for dessert, and wrapped up our meal with Meetha Paan.
The Butter Chicken was a standout dish with its rich, creamy sauce and tender chicken. The Apricot Pudding, a personal favorite, was delightful, blending sweetness and texture perfectly. The Meetha Paan provided an authentic and satisfying end to our meal.
However, the Chicken Dum Biryani was just okay and didn’t quite meet our expectations. That said, the rest of the dishes made up for it, making it a worthy place to visit for some delicious and authentic Indian food.
This is a great place to enjoy some delicious Indian cuisine in a casual setting.
… moreWe ordered the Chicken Dum Biryani, Butter Chicken, Garlic Butter Naan, Apricot Pudding for dessert, and wrapped up our meal with Meetha Paan.
The Butter Chicken was a standout dish with its rich, creamy sauce and tender chicken. The Apricot Pudding, a personal favorite, was delightful, blending sweetness and texture perfectly. The Meetha Paan provided an authentic and satisfying end to our meal.
However, the Chicken Dum Biryani was just okay and didn’t quite meet our expectations. That said, the rest of the dishes made up for it, making it a worthy place to visit for some delicious and authentic Indian food.
This is a great place to enjoy some delicious Indian cuisine in a casual setting.
Binita Patel
I would hope your write on your web site you don’t serve people after 3 pm. Just came to buy couple cup cakes. And they said to wait till 4.30 pm. Well I live an hour far! I wish this is conveyed and the website precisely Mention it. Hence my service review for you would be 0! Horrible.
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