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Craving Indian street food in Greenwich Village? The Kati Roll Company on MacDougal is a fast-casual Indian restaurant serving hot, handheld kati rolls inspired by Kolkata. Choose flaky paratha (classic) or whole-wheat roti, then pick your filling-Chicken Tikka, Shami Kabab (lamb), Steak Tikka, Achari Paneer, Chana Masala, or Aloo Masala-with “Unda” egg-wrapped options for extra comfort. Round it out with rice bowls, salad bowls, sides, and house-made lassi. Catering is available for office lunches and events. Order online for pickup or delivery in the Village.
Tiny budget shop selling meat- and veggie-stuffed Indian wraps to an NYU crowd.
Address and Contact Information
Address: 99 MacDougal St, New York, NY 10012
Phone: (212) 420-6517
Website: https://www.thekatirollcompany.com/
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Reviews
Orionis Mercado
Was certainly in the mood for something different and this spot did the trick. Located in the Greenwich Village area among other student friendly shops, this The Kati Roll Company location is a bit small with few seating options so more a takeout spot especially if you are coming with a big party. That said, the vibe of this spot was nice and maned by two guys who were kind, took my order, and service was relatively quick.
I decided to try out their Chana Masala Roll ($6.95) and Aloo Masala Roll ($5.95) with the Junglee Lemon Ginger Smash drink ($3.75). In the main picture below of the meal, the Chana is on the right and the Aloo on the left. I dug into the Chana first, and boy did those blackening spices come at me from the jump! This was a nice introduction to the spot as the roll was nicely done to hold things together and the chickpeas and the spices worked hand in hand to have satisfying bites. The heat wasn’t overpowering but I did feel it in every bite though the tomatoes I didn’t feel much at all. Finishing that and going to the Aloo with the mashed potato patty with tomatoes did bring the temperature down and was a more cooler experience that was a nice way to end the meal on. If I had to do it over again, I’d probably do the Aloo first to ease in and then the Chana but both were very good. The drink was fine but a little small.
In the end, this is a good spot for a quick grab and go meal that is a bit deceptive in how filling it can be. A couple of rolls will do the job and I’m interested in coming back and trying out some of the Unda rolls. While I wish the spot was a bit bigger and not at the top of some steps as it can be easy to miss, the staff were nice and for the area provides a different flavor that you should check out.
… moreI decided to try out their Chana Masala Roll ($6.95) and Aloo Masala Roll ($5.95) with the Junglee Lemon Ginger Smash drink ($3.75). In the main picture below of the meal, the Chana is on the right and the Aloo on the left. I dug into the Chana first, and boy did those blackening spices come at me from the jump! This was a nice introduction to the spot as the roll was nicely done to hold things together and the chickpeas and the spices worked hand in hand to have satisfying bites. The heat wasn’t overpowering but I did feel it in every bite though the tomatoes I didn’t feel much at all. Finishing that and going to the Aloo with the mashed potato patty with tomatoes did bring the temperature down and was a more cooler experience that was a nice way to end the meal on. If I had to do it over again, I’d probably do the Aloo first to ease in and then the Chana but both were very good. The drink was fine but a little small.
In the end, this is a good spot for a quick grab and go meal that is a bit deceptive in how filling it can be. A couple of rolls will do the job and I’m interested in coming back and trying out some of the Unda rolls. While I wish the spot was a bit bigger and not at the top of some steps as it can be easy to miss, the staff were nice and for the area provides a different flavor that you should check out.
Vaish “Siso” C
Perfect ‘hole in the wall’ place to get your Kati rolls! We had chicken egg roll and it was super yummy! We make sure to come here during our visit to NYC! Try it if you’re in the area..
… morePratik Bhatt
We tried the fried momos and they were crispy and delicious — the chutney was especially really good and added great flavor. The paneer Kathi roll was tasty and satisfying, definitely value for money.
The space is very small with just about 4 tables, so it’s better suited for takeout than dining in. Overall, a good spot for a quick and affordable bite if you are around Washington square park !!
… moreThe space is very small with just about 4 tables, so it’s better suited for takeout than dining in. Overall, a good spot for a quick and affordable bite if you are around Washington square park !!
Prabha Shankar
A good place for a quick bite. It has the flavors , taste and touch of India. Small place with couple of seating option. Take away is viable option for large group. Street parking and don’t expect to get slots . Prices are normal and staffs are friendly. Good Kati roll to try when you are in the area
… morevatsal shah
Mediocre Indian street food for cheap. Don’t judge all Kathi Rolls by this. The food here is undercooked and soggy. If they can properly cook their rolls, then it was potential because the flavors are actually pretty good
… moreMarie Mery
I was in the neighborhood, hungry. Found it by chance, so happy did! I had no idea what a Kati roll was but some customers coming out told me all about it. I tried it and I loved it. I had the vegetarian roll, perfectly spicy and delicious. Can’t wait to go back to try them all (I am not a vegetarian).
… moreJames La Manna
Nice little (and I mean that literally) spot nestled on MacDougal Street that I found in a book called One Food Wonders. Worth the trip. I went with the Unda steak roll and Kingfisher beer which paired well together. The wrap is hard to keep together so make sure you grab a plastic fork before you sit down, if you are able to get one of the few spots in there. The menu is limited which is why it is in the book, but if you like that kind of food definitely worth a try.
… moreLi K.
Chana masala rolls (around $7 each), very delicious and affordable! The service was quick. Highly recommended!
… moreMehak Malhotra
The food, vibe, and service were all great! Really loved the chicken tikka roll and veg momos.
… moreRahee Patel
Best Kathi rolls in New York City!!!! Medoune and Saleem 10/10. Wish they would expand to LA. Super impressed.
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