CHAAT HOUSE
- Health grade
- B · 81/100
- Orange County rank
- Safer than 21%
- Diner rating
- 3.9 ★ · 3,348 reviews
- Violations
- 1 high-priority, 2 intermediate, and 5 basic
- Last inspected
- Dec 2025
It currently ranks safer than 21% of Orange County restaurants we grade. The most recent report (December 8, 2025) still cited 1 high-priority, 2 intermediate, and 5 basic violations, so there's room to climb. Diner rating: 3.9 from 3,348 reviews. Menus here flag options for vegetarian and halal diners.
Trend: improving · B (81/100) · safer than 21% of Orange County restaurants we grade
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Restaurant details
- Health grade
- B (81/100)
- Violations
- 8 total — 1 high-priority, 2 intermediate, 5 basic
- Address
- 9472 S ORANGE BLOSSOM TR, Orlando, FL
- Cuisine
- Chinese
- Categories
- Pakistani restaurant, Chinese restaurant, Indian restaurant
- Price
- $
- Rating
- 3.9 stars (3348 reviews)
- Seats
- 100
- Phone
- (407) 240-4922
- Website
- Official website
Community Rating
Reviews via GoogleWhat diners say — our read
The 4.3-star average is misleading — almost nobody actually rated it that. Where front-of-house comes up, the rating that follows averages 4.3, so it reads as a strength.
No one in this corpus comments on how much food arrives at all. The single most common rating left here is 5 stars (18 of 23). Of the 23 rated reviews, 19 sit at four stars or better and 4 at two or below.
The kitchen graded a B (81/100) on 1 high-priority, 2 intermediate, and 5 basic violations at its last inspection, which is roughly where the reviews sit too. The visit behind that grade was December 8, 2025. Across its inspection history the kitchen is improving, which argues for giving it the benefit of the doubt. On health score it sits safer than 21% of the Orange County restaurants we grade. For specifics, the last inspection cited cross-contamination.
Nothing here pulls in opposite directions — an unusually clean read. The underlying reviews are reproduced in full underneath.
Our own analysis of 23 reviews for this restaurant, set against its Florida DBPR inspection record. How we calculate grades →
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Dabang ha kahna.
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Great food, fast service. Would highly recommend. One of the best places to eat halal food.
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This place smells weird. There are flies crawling everywhere, the food tastes bad, and worst of all, I saw one of the waiters putting another table's used water into a water jug and serving it to another customer. I’ve never been to a more disgusting establishment in my life. If you’re about to go to Pakistan and you want to train your stomach to get used to the dirty environment, then this is the place to come. They’ve also been closed multiple times by the health inspectors. Eat at your own risk. A quick Google search will show you how filthy and disgusting this restaurant is. It’s been closed numerous times due to health code violations, and they lie, saying they’ve never been closed. An absolute disgrace of a restaurant. Also, their relative named Ayaan is harassing me on social media because of this honest review. They cannot even take criticism, and instead of cleaning the restaurant, they are partaking in harassing their customer base. He insulted my dead mother and took the time out of his day to find out about my personal life. It’s a shame that restaurants like these are still open in Orlando. Don’t listen to any of the 5-star fake AI reviews that they’ve paid for instead of paying their staff a living wage to clean the restaurant properly.
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We had Tawa Chk, butter chicken and chicken 65 with naan and paratha. Food was mid at this time then last year so not good consistency.
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This place was very good and the people were very nice the pilau Was only on Fridays but I was so good
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An excellent resturant with great taste and a very good dine in facility. A must try option if you visit orlando.
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The chicken for one of our chicken dishes wasn't fully cooked, and we were told "the chef doesn't agree" even though there was a clear difference in the temperatures of both of our chicken dishes
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V tasty food and refreshments. Symbol of local South Asian food in Orlando.
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I love the food here it's very good
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Very good food
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Very tasty Chaat, also fried chicken was very crispy and delicious. Add
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bad experience
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Gas food good service and nice place
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Great food and great service!
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Overall Good Food
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Overall good experience
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Food tastes great
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Fawaz bhai thank u so much for great service and delicious food beef paya is amazing
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Fawaz Bhai brother Mongolian Beef is great best Mongolian in the Town thank u for ur service
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I tried nihati and kabab naan it was awesome
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Ordered butter chicken it was such a disappointment, I could count the amount of chicken cubes in it, very watery and tasteless
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Very delicious
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Newly renovated chaat house with good ambience and food. Will definitely recommend to come back
Overall Score
59 / 100
Composite score from health grade, dietary options, ratings, and inspection record — distinct from the state-derived health grade.
Opening hours
- Monday
- 11 AM to 9:30 PM
- Tuesday
- 11 AM to 9:30 PM
- Wednesday
- 11 AM to 9:30 PM
- Thursday
- 11 AM to 9:30 PM
- Friday
- 11 AM to 9:30 PM
- Saturday
- 11 AM to 9:30 PM
- Sunday
- 11 AM to 9:30 PM
Inspection history
The following records are from Florida DBPR public inspection records, most recent first.
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December 8, 2025 · Complaint Full
Inspection Completed - No Further Action
1 high-priority · 2 intermediate · 5 basic
- 02 — Consumer advisory, date-marking & labeling of ready-to-eat foods
- 08 — Cross-contamination: raw foods separated; food protected during prep/storage (×3)
- 14 — Food-contact & nonfood-contact surfaces properly designed/maintained
- 31 — Handwash sinks accessible; handwashing supplies & sign provided
- 36 — Floors, walls, ceilings clean & maintained; proper ventilation (×2)
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October 22, 2025 · Routine - Food
Inspection Completed - No Further Action
1 high-priority · 4 intermediate · 8 basic
- 02 — Consumer advisory, date-marking & labeling of ready-to-eat foods
- 08 — Cross-contamination: raw foods separated; food protected during prep/storage (×2)
- 13 — Clean clothes; hair restraints; jewelry; fingernails
- 14 — Food-contact & nonfood-contact surfaces properly designed/maintained (×2)
- 22 — Food-contact surfaces clean and sanitized (×3)
- 23 — Nonfood-contact surfaces clean
- 31 — Handwash sinks accessible; handwashing supplies & sign provided (×2)
- 36 — Floors, walls, ceilings clean & maintained; proper ventilation
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August 5, 2025 · Routine - Food
Call Back - Complied
0 high-priority · 2 intermediate · 10 basic
- 02 — Consumer advisory, date-marking & labeling of ready-to-eat foods
- 08 — Cross-contamination: raw foods separated; food protected during prep/storage (×2)
- 14 — Food-contact & nonfood-contact surfaces properly designed/maintained (×3)
- 22 — Food-contact surfaces clean and sanitized (×2)
- 23 — Nonfood-contact surfaces clean
- 36 — Floors, walls, ceilings clean & maintained; proper ventilation (×2)
- 41 — Chemicals / toxic substances properly stored & used
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July 21, 2025 · Routine - Food
Call Back - Extension given, pending
0 high-priority · 4 intermediate · 11 basic
- 02 — Consumer advisory, date-marking & labeling of ready-to-eat foods
- 08 — Cross-contamination: raw foods separated; food protected during prep/storage (×2)
- 11 — Employee health knowledge; no ill/symptomatic employee present
- 14 — Food-contact & nonfood-contact surfaces properly designed/maintained (×3)
- 21 — Wiping cloths; clean & soiled linens; laundry
- 22 — Food-contact surfaces clean and sanitized (×2)
- 23 — Nonfood-contact surfaces clean
- 36 — Floors, walls, ceilings clean & maintained; proper ventilation (×2)
- 41 — Chemicals / toxic substances properly stored & used
- 53 — Food manager certification; employee food-safety training
Safer options nearby
Higher-graded restaurants close to CHAAT HOUSE, by Florida DBPR grade:
- FIVE STAR INDIAN CUISINE
This grade is calculated by us from Florida DBPR public inspection records — Florida does not issue official grades. How we calculate it →
Data last updated: December 8, 2025