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New Delhi, 12th October 2026: Khan Chacha, the Delhi-born food brand has opened its newest outlet at Sector 8B, Chandigarh, bringing its familiar flavours to one of the city’s most popular food and social neighbourhoods. The opening builds on Khan Chacha’s existing presence in the Tricity, with outlets at Elante Mall, Chandigarh and in CP67 Mall, Mohali.
Located close to Chandigarh’s well-known Gedi Route, the new outlet puts Khan Chacha right in the middle of a part of the city known for its food stops, evening drives and catch-ups with friends. The location has been designed primarily as a quick and convenient takeaway destination, with outdoor seating for approximately 10–12 guests.
The outlet will serve Khan Chacha favourites including Chicken Tikka, Mutton Seekh Kebab, Chicken and Mutton Rolls, Paneer Tikka and other dishes from the brand’s menu. Customers can also order from the outlet through Zomato and Swiggy.
Speaking about the opening, Sidhant Kalra, Director, Khan Chacha, said, “Sector 8 has its own place in Chandigarh’s food and social culture. People come here to meet friends, drive around, grab something to eat and simply spend time together. We wanted Khan Chacha to become a natural part of that routine. With this outlet, we’re bringing our food closer to an area where Chandigarh already loves to eat and hang out.”
Over five decades, its kebabs, tikkas and roomali rolls have become familiar favourites for generations of customers. While the brand has grown beyond its original Khan Market address, its focus has remained on the food and flavours that built its following.
The Sector 8B outlet strengthens Khan Chacha’s presence in Chandigarh, placing the brand within one of the city’s most active food and social neighbourhoods. With its takeaway-led format, limited outdoor seating and delivery availability, the new location has been designed to fit naturally into the way the city eats, meets and moves.
About Khan Chacha
Founded in Delhi’s Khan Market in 1972, Khan Chacha is known for its signature kebabs, tikkas, roomali rolls and North Indian favourites. Over five decades, the brand has grown beyond its original Khan Market address while continuing to stay rooted in the food that built its following.