
Indian · Tsim Sha Tsui (Rosewood Hong Kong) · Hong Kong, Hong Kong
How to book CHAAT
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On the 1st of each month at 10:00 Hong Kong time, online and by phone, CHAAT opens the month after next.
Rule from the restaurant's own site, last read by us 19 October 2026.
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About CHAAT
CHAAT is the Indian restaurant of Rosewood Hong Kong, on the hotel's fifth floor at 18 Salisbury Road in Tsim Sha Tsui1,2. It opened in mid-2020 under founding chef Manav Tuli, who had trained in Kerala, cooked for Oberoi Hotels and opened Chutney Mary in London before coming to Hong Kong4,6. Gaurav Kuthari now leads the kitchen as chef de cuisine, and the hotel says he brings regional Indian flavours and his own heritage to the menu1,6.
The cooking takes Indian street snacks and classic dishes and gives them a polished, refined finish2,5. Diners can order à la carte or choose a tasting menu, and there are also vegetarian tasting and vegan menus and a set lunch from Tuesday to Friday1. The kitchen is built around three tandoor ovens4. The room has harbour views and a lively mood, and Tatler compares a meal there to a celebration more than a formal tasting5.
CHAAT has held one Michelin star in every Hong Kong and Macau guide from 2022 to 20261,2. SCMP called it one of the hottest places in town where booking is essential, and Foodie still calls it one of the toughest bookings in Hong Kong years after it opened3,6. Reservations open on the first day of each month at 10am for the next two months, by phone and online1.
What people like
- The tandoor work, from pistachio-crusted lamb chops that SCMP ranked among the best in town to the burnt chilli chicken tikka a 2021 Foodie review enjoyed.3,4
- The baked lamb samosas, which a 2021 Foodie review called the lightest it had eaten, and the newer samosa tart.4,6
- Rich curries such as the Goan pork cheek vindaloo, a pick for spice lovers, and the Old Delhi butter chicken.3,4,6
- The chocolate naan for dessert, which SCMP pairs with port and a 2021 Foodie review said not to leave without trying.3,4
- Warm, knowledgeable service: SCMP called it "outstanding" and Tatler says staff happily guide diners through the menu.3,5
- A lively room with harbour views and cocktails built on Indian spices and pantry ingredients.5
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Sources
Last checked 19 October 2026.
- rosewoodhotels.com official: Release rule (1st of each month at 10am, two months ahead), groups of 7+ via reservations, photos, checked 2026-10-19
- guide.michelin.com secondary: One Michelin star, checked 2026-10-19
- afoodieworld.com secondary: Named among Hong Kong's hardest restaurants to book (updated January 2026); gives 9am, checked 2026-10-19
Sources for the description and pictures
- rosewoodhotels.com official: Michelin Star Indian Restaurant Hong Kong | CHAAT | Rosewood
- guide.michelin.com guide: Chaat – Hong Kong - a MICHELIN Guide Restaurant
- scmp.com press: Chaat: restaurant review | South China Morning Post
- afoodieworld.com press: Refined Indian Street Food at CHAAT - Foodie
- tatlerasia.com press: Chaat | Tatler Asia
- afoodieworld.com press: The 21 best Indian restaurants in Hong Kong to relish