Eggholic Indian Street Food

An egg-centric Indian street-food chain at The Port plaza on 109 Ave NE - Surti-style egg dishes, katoris, half-fries and gravies built around eggs, plus a full vegetarian side. Marked fully halal on the community Halal Map YYC, and busy: 1,300 Google reviews at 4.6. What to order The cheese katori, the hum tum (three sauces in one dish), the masala half-fry and the malai tikka gravy are the ones reviewers name - spicy, rich and generously portioned. Spice levels run high by default, which most people count as the point. The one-star reviews are about oil and the occasional undercooked wrap, and how staff handled the complaint. Good to know Open to midnight every day, 1am on Saturday - a late-night option the northeast is short of. Good for children and groups, vegetarian options, coffee, curbside pickup and free parking. Dine in, take out or order for delivery. Rated 4.6 from more than 1,300 Google reviews.

Eggholic Indian Street Food

An egg-centric Indian street-food chain at The Port plaza on 109 Ave NE - Surti-style egg dishes, katoris, half-fries and gravies built around eggs, plus a full vegetarian side. Marked fully halal on the community Halal Map YYC, and busy: 1,300 Google reviews at 4.6. What to order The cheese katori, the hum tum (three sauces in one dish), the masala half-fry and the malai tikka gravy are the ones reviewers name - spicy, rich and generously portioned. Spice levels run high by default, which most people count as the point. The one-star reviews are about oil and the occasional undercooked wrap, and how staff handled the complaint. Good to know Open to midnight every day, 1am on Saturday - a late-night option the northeast is short of. Good for children and groups, vegetarian options, coffee, curbside pickup and free parking. Dine in, take out or order for delivery. Rated 4.6 from more than 1,300 Google reviews.

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Eggholic Indian Street Food
Eggholic Indian Street Food
★ 4.6 (1303 ratings) · $$
4150 109 Ave NE, Calgary, AB · (587) 625-0334
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4.6 1,303 Ratings

Great spot with a really unique concept of eggs done differently. The menu has something for everyone, with creative options that make simple ingredients feel special. The atmosphere is warm and welcoming, and Nitesh was really helpful host Definitely a place worth visiting! We had Cheese katori, hum tum (Mixture of 3 sauces) and malai tikka (creamy gravy so yummy) and boiled tikka every single one we enjoyed and would recommend do try it. The Mango mastani lassi is also better than lot of indian places out in calgary. Tip: The level of spice you choose for the dish really makes the difference and changes the taste if you want to enjoy flavours go for medium instead of spicy!

Raavi 3 months ago Read on Google

What a wonderful place! From the moment you walk in, you feel the warm and welcoming atmosphere. The staff are so friendly and attentive, making sure everything is perfect. The food is absolutely delicious — fresh, flavorful, and beautifully presented. Every dish feels made with love and care. I truly enjoyed my experience and will definitely be coming back. Highly recommend to anyone looking for great food and a cozy ambiance! 😋✨

Azmeena M 6 months ago Read on Google

I recently tried Eggoholic and had a great experience! The food was full of flavor, especially if you enjoy spicy and authentic Indian street-style dishes. The variety on the menu is impressive, with so many egg-based options that are both unique and satisfying. The taste was rich, the portions were generous, and everything felt freshly prepared. The atmosphere was casual and lively, making it a nice spot to hang out with friends or family. Service was also quick and friendly. If you’re someone who loves bold flavors and something different from the usual, Eggoholic is definitely worth a try!

Bikash Sahu 3 months ago Read on Google

We recently visited Eggholic and had a fantastic experience. We ordered the masala half fry and the hum-tum, and both dishes were absolutely delicious. The flavors were rich and well-balanced. The masala half fry had the perfect blend of spices, while the hum-tum was unique and packed with taste.

Dipal Prajapati 3 months ago Read on Google

Really bad experience at Eggholic — honestly, it should be called “Oilholic” 🤮 We ordered an egg wrap, and it was clearly undercooked. When we told the staff and asked for a replacement, instead of handling it properly, they said it was made that way so it could become “crispy.” That explanation made no sense — crispy is one thing, but the food should at least be properly cooked. Then we asked them to replace it with a paneer wrap. After about 5 minutes, we decided to cancel that order, but they refused, saying they had already started preparing it. Surprisingly, it still took them around 30 minutes to bring it out. And after all that waiting, the paneer wrap was terrible too. Overall, the food quality, service, and handling of the situation were all very disappointing. Definitely not a place I’d recommend.

Jasprit Kaur 5 months ago Read on Google

An egg-centric Indian street-food chain at The Port plaza on 109 Ave NE - Surti-style egg dishes, katoris, half-fries and gravies built around eggs, plus a full vegetarian side. Marked fully halal on the community Halal Map YYC, and busy: 1,300 Google reviews at 4.6.

What to order

The cheese katori, the hum tum (three sauces in one dish), the masala half-fry and the malai tikka gravy are the ones reviewers name - spicy, rich and generously portioned. Spice levels run high by default, which most people count as the point. The one-star reviews are about oil and the occasional undercooked wrap, and how staff handled the complaint.

Good to know

  • Open to midnight every day, 1am on Saturday - a late-night option the northeast is short of.
  • Good for children and groups, vegetarian options, coffee, curbside pickup and free parking.

Dine in, take out or order for delivery. Rated 4.6 from more than 1,300 Google reviews.

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