Hole in the Wall
Indiranagar, Bangalore
Last reviewed: September 2025
Great for:Casual Dining
Twelve tables, mismatched chairs, a chalkboard that hasn't been rewritten in a while, and a queue outside from 9am on a Sunday. Hole in the Wall has earned its reputation on breakfast, and the room is genuinely charming — sunlight through the front window, plants in the corner, conversation loud enough to be comfortable. The gap is at the pass: we waited 35 minutes for food after ordering, and nobody checked in once.
The Chicken Whole 9 Yards Hash
2.8The two poached eggs on top are the best thing on this plate — pierced with a fork and the yolk ran straight through the potatoes the way it should. The hash underneath is generous and the potato edges are properly crisped. The chicken is the problem: shredded, dry at the edges, and seasoned so lightly it reads as texture rather than flavour. I ended up eating around it, which is a strange thing to do with a dish named after the chicken.
Restaurant Ratings
2.8 / 5
No
No. The room is lovely and the eggs are genuinely good, but two visits' worth of waiting for a table this size isn't a trade I'd make again.