Kala khatta mojito with purple kala khatta syrup, mint, lime and soda in tall glass.
Pure Veg
Coolers · Sector 58, Noida

Kala Khatta Mojito

Kala Khatta Mojito is our desi twist on the classic. Tangy kala khatta (made from jamun, tamarind, and Indian spices) mixed with mint and soda. Eighty-nine rupees. Reminds most Indians of childhood gola.

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100% Pure Veg, made fresh on order
  • Diet
    100% Veg
  • Category
    Coolers
  • Cooked
    Fresh on order
  • Service
    Dine-in

What makes it special

Kala khatta is a uniquely Indian flavor. Sweet, tangy, slightly salty, with a deep purple-black color. We use a kala khatta syrup that has the right balance, not too sweet, not too sour. The mint adds freshness that the regular gola version doesn't have.

What is in it

Kala khatta syrup, fresh mint (muddled), lime juice, sugar syrup (light), soda water, ice, a pinch of black salt. Garnished with mint and a slice of lime.

What our regulars say

From Google and Zomato. Names abbreviated, edited for length.

★★★★★

Refreshing in the Noida heat. Real mint, real lime, light on the sugar. Tastes like a properly muddled mojito, not a sweet soda.

Devansh R.
Sector 58, Noida
Google review, 6 days ago
★★★★★

Kala khatta took me back to childhood. Tongue went purple, no regrets. Pair with the Bombay sandwich for the full nostalgia trip.

Tanya M.
Sector 62, Noida
Zomato, 1 month ago
★★★★★

Mojito plus peri peri fries is my standing order. The cooler cuts the heat perfectly between bites.

Aman J.
Sector 63, Noida
Google, 2 weeks ago

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Pairings most regulars add to their order with the Kala Khatta Mojito.

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Common questions

+What is kala khatta exactly?

It's a flavor made from jamun fruit, tamarind, dry mango, and spices including black salt. Indian flavor profile, sweet-tangy-salty all at once.

+Will my tongue turn purple?

A little, yes. Kala khatta has natural color from jamun. It is harmless and fades in a few minutes.

+Is it spicy?

No. The black salt gives it a savory hint but it's not chilli-spicy.

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