Choolah 2207 Crocker Rd. In the waning weeks of December 2023, Choolah added to its roster when it opened the doors to its newest location in Westlake. While some of the art on the walls has changed, Choolaah’s commitment to preparing fresh, contemporary Indian food onsite has not. Wholesome ingredients like chicken, lamb, salmon and paneer are seasoned with proprietary spice blends and cooked in tandoor ovens in open kitchens. Fresh-baked naan wraps are filled with tandoori chicken, roast lamb, paneer, or vegan chickpea masala. The menu also offers bowls and street food like samosa chaat and pav bhaji. Credit: Courtesy Choolaah
Your hometown Cleveland Guardians yesterday gave the media a preview of all the exciting new things to expect at Progressive Field this summer, including renovations underway or near completion and new menu items for fans to enjoy at the corner of Carnegie and Ontario.

You’d be forgiven for being less than jazzed for some of those new nibbles — mozzarella sticks! boneless wings! — and slightly embarrassed on behalf of the Major League Baseball team that laid them out for glamor shots from the assembled photographers and reporters perhaps mistakenly thinking they were entertaining a grade school field trip instead.

But there’s also fried chicken and jojos joining the party, a pulled pork sandwich topped with Flamin’ Hot Cheetos, and most importantly: Choolaah.

The rapidly growing local chain, which just opened up its newest location in Westlake at the tailend of 2023, will dish up signature basmati rice bowls on the lower concourse near first bast, the team announced. Protein options include chicken or paneer with a choice of tikka masala sauce or yellow lentil dal.

Folks, this is simply a home run. Get it? Baseball reference.

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Vince Grzegorek has been with Scene since 2007 and editor-in-chief since 2012. He previously worked at Discount Drug Mart and Texas Roadhouse.