Occasions

Movie night, Indian style.

Movie night calls for food you can eat with your fingers, in the dark, without a fork. Indian street snacks are made for it.

From the Tapri Chai kitchen · November 2026 · 1 min read

  • Eat with

    Fingers

  • Crisp

    Samosas, fries

  • Dip

    Chutneys

  • Drink

    Masala soda

01

Crunchy and shareable

Fried snacks are the centre of a good snack spread:

  • Samosas (x2), $4.99
  • Pyaz Kachori (x2), $7.99
  • Noodle Spring Rolls (x2), $9.99
  • Peri Peri Fries, $6.99
  • Regular Fries, $4.99

02

Something filling

For people who want more than snacks, choose items you can hold:

  • Vada Pav, $5.49
  • Loaded Dabeli, $5.49
  • Veg Burger, $8.99

03

Drinks

A fizzy, tangy drink cuts through fried food, and a sweet shake works as dessert:

  • Masala Soda, $5.99
  • Mango Lassi, $5.99
  • Crunchy KitKat, $8.99

04

Keep it crisp

If you are taking snacks home, open the containers as soon as you arrive so steam escapes. A few minutes in a hot oven brings back the crunch, and serve the chutneys on the side rather than on the snack.

05

Find us

Tapri Chai is at 200 Kennevale Dr Unit 104, Barrhaven, Ottawa, open Tuesday to Sunday, 11am to 11pm.

Questions, answered.

What Indian snacks are good for a party?

Samosas, kachoris, spring rolls, fries and vada pav are easy to share.

How do I keep fried snacks crisp?

Open the container right away and reheat in a hot oven.

What should I drink with fried snacks?

Masala soda or a lassi cuts the richness.

Are the snacks vegetarian?

Yes, all of them.

At Tapri Chai

Taste it for yourself.

Our kitchen in Barrhaven is 100% vegetarian. 200 Kennevale Dr Unit 104, Ottawa. Tuesday to Sunday, 11am to 11pm. Closed Mondays.