Rasta Fuchka(Regular)
Price: $7
Also known as: Bangladeshi-style pani puri · Golgappa
The classic, street-style. Crispy shells with a savory filling and tangy tamarind water on the side. Fill, pour, eat in one bite.
Bangladeshi street food · Coppell, TX
The menu
Fuchka, chotpoti, jhalmuri and the rest of Dhaka’s street-corner favorites, plus full plates like morog polau and chicken chap with luchi. Know pani puri, golgappa or chaat? You’ll find their Bangladeshi cousins here.
All halal
Tue–Sun 5 – 10 PM · Closed Mon
Fuchka
ফুচকাAlso known as Pani Puri · Golgappa · Phuchka
Bangladesh’s favorite street snack: crispy hollow shells, a savory filling and tangy tamarind water. Across South Asia you may know its cousins as pani puri or golgappa. This is the Bangladeshi way.
New to fuchka? Read the guide →
Doi Fuchka(Dahi Puri)
Price: $9
Fuchka finished with doi (yogurt). Cool and creamy against the crunch and the tang.
Break-Up Fuchka(Naga)
Price: $8
Hot
The fiery one. For anyone who wants their fuchka to fight back.
Choto Pani Fuchka
Price: $8
Another way to do fuchka. Ask us at the counter how it differs from the classic.
Street Corner
The snacks you’d grab from a cart on any street in Dhaka.
Chotpoti(Chat)
Price: $10
চটপটিAlso known as: Bangladeshi chaat
A bold Bengali street-food favorite with chickpeas, potatoes, spices and tamarind. A close cousin of the chaat you may already love.
Bangladeshi Bhel Puri
Price: $10
Also known as: Bhel
A crunchy, tangy street-cart mix with a distinctly Bangladeshi take on the bhel you may know.
Uradhura Jhalmuri
Price: $7
ঝালমুড়িAlso known as: Jhal muri · Spicy puffed riceMedium heat
Jhalmuri is Bangladesh’s spicy puffed-rice snack, sold from carts everywhere. Uradhura means all-out.
Samosas(3 pieces)
Price: $1.50
শিঙাড়াAlso known as: Shingara
Three crisp samosas, known in Bangladesh as shingara.
Dinner
Full plates for a proper meal: home-style and Deshi-Chinese favorites.
Morog Polau(Chicken Pilaf)
Price: $10
মোরগ পোলাওAlso known as: Chicken pilaf · Chicken pulao
A whole, tender chicken leg quarter served with fragrant chicken polao rice.
Chicken Chap and Luchi
Price: $15
Tender chicken chap served with freshly fried luchi.
Tandoori Chicken & Fried Rice
Price: $12
Fried rice with Chinese vegetables, served with a tender tandoori chicken leg quarter.
Deshi Chinese Platter
Price: $12
Fried rice, two crispy fried chicken and mixed vegetables.
Tandoori Chicken & Naan
Price: $9
A tandoori chicken leg served with two medium naan and creamy coleslaw.
Thai Soup & Wonton
Price: $10
Flavorful Thai soup served with two wontons.
Add-ons
Make your plate bigger.
Extra Fried Chicken
Price: $3.50
Add extra fried chicken to your plate.
Extra Polau Chicken
Price: $3.50
Add extra polau chicken to your plate.
Extra Luchi
Price: $1
Add extra luchi to your plate.
Extra Wonton
Price: $2
Add an extra wonton to your plate.
Combo It Up
Can’t decide? Don’t.
Fuchka + Chotpoti
Price: $14
Bangladesh’s two street-food icons on one order. The best place to start if it’s your first time.
Morog Polau with Lacchi & Shingara
Price: $13
মোরগ পোলাওAlso known as: Chicken pulao
Morog polau, chicken with fragrant rice, served with a Dhaka lacchi and shingara.
Chinese Platter with Thai Soup
Price: $15
Bangladeshi-Chinese: the style Dhaka grew up eating at its neighborhood Chinese restaurants, served as a platter with Thai soup.
Drinks
Dhaka Lacchi
Price: $6
লাচ্ছিAlso known as: Lassi
Dhaka-style lacchi, a yogurt drink and the natural partner to anything jhal.
Cha
Price: $1.50
চাAlso known as: Tea · Chai
A cup of cha, the way every street-food stop in Bangladesh ends.
Hungry yet?
Order for delivery, or come see us at 809 S MacArthur Blvd, Coppell.
Prices and availability can change. Have an allergy or dietary need? Please ask us before you order. Menu updated September 26, 2026.
FAQ
About the food
Is fuchka the same as pani puri or golgappa?
They’re the same family of South Asian street snack: a crisp hollow shell, a filling and a tangy water. Fuchka is what it’s called in Bangladesh (phuchka in Kolkata), and the Bangladeshi version has its own style and flavor. If you love pani puri or golgappa, start there.
I’ve never had Bangladeshi food. What should I order?
Get the Fuchka + Chotpoti combo ($14). It’s the two dishes Bangladeshi street food is best known for, on one order. Add a Dhaka lacchi if you want something cool on the side.
Is your food halal?
Yes. All of the food we serve at Talk Jhal is halal.
What’s the difference between fuchka and chotpoti?
Fuchka ($7) is crunchy, one-bite shells with tamarind water. Chotpoti is a bowl: chickpeas and potatoes with spices and tamarind. Tangy, hearty and eaten with a spoon.
Do you have food for allergies or dietary needs?
Please ask us before you order. We’re happy to tell you what goes into each dish so you can choose with confidence.
Can I order online?
Yes, for delivery through DoorDash, Grubhub and Uber Eats. Or visit us in Coppell. We’re open Tue–Sun 5 – 10 PM · Closed Mon.