Khan Chacha is known for its kebab rolls, particularly its chicken and mutton preparations. The filling is wrapped in a thin, soft roti and complemented with onions, chutneys and sauces. The combination makes the roll a convenient yet indulgent meal and has helped the eatery earn a strong following among Delhi's food lovers.
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, who was protesting for the pellet gun victim during a protest sit-in in the national capital, recently grabbed attention after enjoying a meal at Khan Chacha, a popular food joint in Delhi, with a young man who was injured by a pellet gun during protests linked to the NEET issue. The meeting took place at Sansad Marg and quickly became a talking point on social media.
Khan Chacha roll explained
Among the food items Rahul Gandhi enjoyed was the famous Khan Chacha roll, which is often referred to as a Delhi-style frankie. Known for its melt-in-the-mouth mutton and chicken seekh, kakori, and tikka rolls wrapped in soft, paper-thin rumali rotis and slathered with a signature mint-green chutney. Its juicy kebab fillings, soft rumali roti and flavourful sauces, the roll has become one of the most recognisable street-food options associated with Delhi.
What is Khan Chacha Roll?
