“ Love this place! I go every time I have a craving for chicken tika Marsala. Their service is great they will explain everything to you. ”

“ Phenomenal! You step into Chapati and the aroma instantly greets you, pulling you in and making you wait in eager anticipation for your food to arrive. There are plenty of seating options and even a game or two to play. The staff was so kind and gave us approximate wait times depending on what dishes we chose, while also telling us some of their favorites as well as the most popular dishes. My friend and I ended up ordering several items and everything was wonderful. I have not stopped talking about this place or salivating every time I think of it. I'm so excited they've opened a sister location in downtown Indy so that more people can experience this cuisine! ”

“ It was cold and raining. He was so awesome. I never caught his name, but he remembered mine. They made my food fresh and it was amazing. I had the yellow lentils and lamb (spicy). Perfect. They also had some seasoning boxes to make food at home. If weren't visiting from the other side of the country, I would have bought some to make. ”

“ Food we ordered was very good, mild spice, creamy sauce, generous portion of chicken. Garlic naan is made fresh, buttery and lots of chopped garlic spread out. The guy cashier was very friendly and attentive, calls the order by name and brings it to the table. To order dine in or out, need to line up the front counter and have order taken by the cashier/server. Self service on the water and cutlery. They have a good selection of menu items, with the usual biryani's, buttered chicken and samosas. The dining area looks wide, casual dining, no music. But looks cool they have a ping pong table and a game table. The wall is painted with geometric design and tones of green. Pay cash or credit card. Restroom separated by gender. Opened during Christmas Day! ”

“ Chapati was my introduction into Indian cuisine and let's just say my experience was unforgettable. Everything I dipped my fork into was packed with flavor. They have a huge variety and tons of options for my vegetarian and vegan friends. The staff helped answer all the questions I had about the menu! As a foodie, it's always a win when you try a new food and you instantly obsess over it. That's 100% me with their chicken tikka masala! ”

“ Very nice staff and excellent tasting food. The interior decor is also cute. The mango lassi is so sweet. Their dessert selection was one of my favorites among Indianapolis Indian restaurants. The prices are higher, but the portions are HUGE. You can get regular or family size for most dishes, but even the regular is about 3 meals for me (as a light eater). I found that the menu posted on Yelp is very accurate. They have a selection of Indian and Pakistani foods. You may choose spice levels. Many dishes are vegetarian or vegan. Parking is plentiful in this strip mall which is right off of I-65. ”

“ Around the world in 80 minutes Chapati has some of the best Indian & Pakistani food in town. The variety of dishes means there's something for everyone. I really like their convenient location, right off of the Lafayette road exit on I-65. While it takes a bit for your food to come out, it's truly worth the wait. Everything is well seasoned with just the right amount of spice. I love the butter chicken (as I'm sure everyone who tries it does). The dining area is spacious and super welcoming & comfortable. I also love that you can order Chapati through most meal delivery services, so even if you're not nearby, you can still check them out. ”

“ I stopped here because it was conveniently open through the day on a Monday and was close to the highway. Despite being a strip mall place, the interior was quite spacious and decorated, with some shuffle board-ish game set up near the entrance, and Indian music videos running. It's an order at the counter and get your own water and utensils kind of a setup. I took a recommendation on the yellow dal, and got the family size. This came with neither rice nor bread. I got the obvious choice; a chapati is a thin whole wheat bread and theirs was delicate and delicious, but one was not much help in downing that dal. To really make it a proper meal, you're talking about over $20, and that's before an appetizer or a drink. The dal was thick and richly flavored, but portion size for price was surprisingly unimpressive. I got a chai with a bit of crushed nuts in it as well, which was fine but nothing mind-blowing. Despite the name, Indianapolis (which apparently refers to American Indians) is not the place I would come for South Asian cuisine, but this place has quality food. ”