Botiwalla by Chai Pani a is chef Meherwan Irani’s homage to the lively Irani Cafes and late night street food scene of India. His mission with Botiwalla is to bring the streets of India to life — the …
I was drawn to this restaurant by its many positive reviews, and my experience truly lived up to the hype. The food is incredibly flavorful, offering a great variety for both vegetarians and meat lovers. It has quickly become one of my favorite spots in Atlanta, consistently delivering delicious meals. I especially love the Lamb Seekh Kabab Roll and Sweet Potato Chaat as both are perfectly spiced and satisfying. I love their Green Chutney that compliments the meat so well. It's a must try spot!!!
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Jeffery P
Emerging Expert • 19 contributions
Loved
• 12/17/25
• DoorDash order
The food is always wonderful with soft, buttery naan. We've been ordering here for a couple years and keep coming back! Portions are big but not enough for most people to split - a fair amount for the price.
I wish they'd bring back their Chai tea!
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Kadiatou D
Emerging Expert • 5 contributions
Liked
• 12/3/25
• DoorDash order
Delicious soft and crispy potatoes with a side of sweet maggi sauce. The portion is big enough to share. I also ordered the very flavorful crispy masala fish roll. The choice of bread is my favorite part about the sandwich. Would definitely order again !
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Kendra H
Emerging Expert • 10 contributions
Loved
• 7/9/26
• DoorDash order
I was pleasantly surprised by how delicious the food was. The Desi Salad- Malai Chicken was fresh and crisp. The dressing is to die for. And that Chicken Tikka Skewer was so flavorful. I'll be ordering again very soon.
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Swarna B
10 contributions
Liked
• 1 day ago
• DoorDash order
Got 3 tikka rolls , Chicken Tikka, Malai Chicken and also Paneer Tikka. Sandwiches were good. However they were messy and not enough napkins in the bag. Also place should sell some water or other drinks. It is a problem to get a drink from someplace else when you order lunch for an office. Not sure I would order again.
