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Mango Lassi in Chatham, NJ

Chilled yogurt blended with sweet Alphonso mango.

Mango Lassi at Sonny's Indian Kitchen, Chatham NJ

Part drink, part dessert, part fire department. The mango lassi is India's beloved yogurt smoothie, and ours is blended with Alphonso mango — the variety Indians argue is the best fruit on earth — for a drink that's cold, creamy, and just sweet enough.

Lassi has been made in Punjab for centuries, and its genius is functional: dairy neutralizes capsaicin, the compound that makes chilies burn. That makes a mango lassi the smartest thing on the table next to a vindaloo — and the thing kids order twice. It's also the dessert for people who claim they don't want dessert. One per person; they don't get shared willingly.

Price: $5 · Category: Desserts & Drinks · Dietary: Vegetarian
Spice level: None — it puts out fires

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Lassi — Quick Answers

What guests ask us most about mango lassi.

What is a mango lassi?

A mango lassi is a chilled Indian drink made by blending yogurt, mango (we use sweet Alphonso), and a touch of sugar — like a smoothie with centuries of history.

Does mango lassi help with spicy food?

Yes — genuinely. The dairy in lassi neutralizes capsaicin far better than water, making it the traditional companion to spicy dishes like vindaloo.

Is mango lassi healthy?

It’s made from yogurt and real mango, so it brings protein, calcium, and vitamins along with its sweetness — a dessert-adjacent drink rather than a health food, but an honest one.

Is mango lassi vegetarian?

Yes — it’s vegetarian (yogurt-based). It does contain dairy, so it isn’t vegan.

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Mango Lassi is made fresh to order at 225 Main St, Chatham — dine in (we're BYOB), pick up, or get it delivered.