Kara Nichha's Midrand

1 Luvenia Naidoo - 3 months ago

Worst puri patha - puri was overfried, hard and didn't taste nice. The patha was hard and dry. The cheese and corn samosas were terrible and by no means fresh. The attached pictures is enough said. The service is slow too. The sweetmeats are nice as well as the toasted special sandwich and Bhaja. I'd give this a miss

5 Rebecca Beeby - 5 months ago

Currently my favorite restaurant - amazing food at amazingly affordable prices! I order from here at least once a week.

5 Armand Pitout - a year ago

Good variety of Indian food to choose from. They are Vegetarian only. I ordered some samoosas, chips u0026 a special sandwich. Was amazed with the samoosas and the sandwich, the chips were a bit dry, but its for the healthier option. Also got a treat for dessert in the front displays. Really inexpensive and great tasting traditional foods.

4 Bivash Moodley - 5 days ago

Well priced quality food.
Beans bunny is tastey, not to mention good burfee and chill bites.
BUT ... their special sandwich is losing its touch and turning into dry bread with chips and a sweetish chill sauce.

1 Su Perumal - 3 weeks ago

Been to midrand a few times trying out different foods. The uncle that built up his name Kara Nicha.... Would have never served food of this quality. New generation stop counting the notes. Get into your food store and pay attention to what has changed. Taste your foods yourself and see if it has proper flavours.jus so watered down dhal tastes the worst. Dont shame the name kara nichas.

4 The Food Musketeer - 3 years ago

A little detour (and a hungry tummy) led me to this absolutely interesting find.

Yes I may be slow to finding this place, but it's not often that I am in midrand. Although I have heard of it before.

I was actually looking for another indian spot but on arrival it was closed. I saw this shop with a massive queue during lunch time so figured let me see what's on offer. Initially I was completely bamboozled by the prices on the boards until I remembered Kara Nicha's Midrand is a vegetarian spot. The food on offer for a friday was Potato u0026 Brinjal Curry, Broadbeans Curry, Veggie Biryani, Chana Dholl, Dholl and Tomato chutney.

The price on the board for a Roti roll was R12. YES R12. A 1/4 Bunny was R12, a portion of Veg Biryani R17. So you could pick any of the curries in a roti or bunny and pay a ridiculously LOW price.

I ordered 2 portions Potato Curry, 1 portion Chana Dholl, 6 Potato Samoosas, 4 Puri Patha, 2 pieces Burfee; Chana Magaj, Jelebi and 4 Rotis. ALL of this cost me a meager R65. I mean who charges R2 a roti????

Come on people where else on earth can you feed someone on those prices. The quality of the food was really good, including decent portion sizes and I loved the Patha. They do sell other items (and sweetmeats) all at even more ridiculously low prices. In these economic times for some families, think this place is the perfect answer for tasty food - Affordable and a great variety. Let's not forget it is the Tamil fasting month, so lots more people eating strictly veg at the moment.

Will definitely go back again when in the area. Love their concept and may they continue to be successful in servicing the community.

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2 PN - 3 weeks ago

Sad that the quality has dropped from what it used to be. Prices almost doubled from the last time I been, however that was about 2-3 years back.

Will take a lot of convincing to go back.