Pani puri - bland and mediocre Dahi puri - All I tasted was dahi and sev. There was nothing else in it. There may be other items that are better here but I would not return for chaat. The service was good and prices were also reasonable
Madhava C.
Very good food overall- my favorite is their chole kulche. Stay away from their spicier version of kulche- that isn't palatable unless you're a hot sauce n****
Only T.
Pros: Food quantity is good Price is reasonable Only loved the Amritsari kulcha Cons: too creamy preparations Taste not good Roti prep didn't look fresh
Hardik D.
Our go to place for arguably the best Amritsari Kulche Chole in the bay area! Highly recommended!
Anton K.
This lazy a** arrogant in the picture and the underage cashier are real examples of what success does to Indian restaurants - arrogance. Neither of them are interested in customer communication - or for that matter communication. I have been coming here for years but I can see deterioration of this business's service and communication. Get off your phone or video game and talk to the customer and give them napkins for god sake. Go to feast India company...
Ankita J.
I heard their kulcha and chole are good but I did not like them. However, I liked vada pav more. Its not typical Maharashtrian but has little green spicy taste. The red chutney is also little different
Priyanka K.
Great spot for Amritsari kulcha (fluffy soft wheat bread filled with onions/potatoes/spices) and chana (garbanzo beans curry)! I especially love their *extremely spicy* onion kulcha! It is dark red on the inside because of all the spices and I loved it! We've also tried their shahi paneer, vada pav and pani puri - all of them were flavorful and we enjoyed each of these dishes! It is a food truck and there's no place to sit nearby so some people sit in the trunks of their parked cars eating food! It's an incredible experience. I'm not a fan of their lemonade, I thought it'll be freshly made but it was bottled lemonade served in plastic glasses. The staff there seems to be a family and are all respectful older men, who are very kind and always helpful! Overall, the food has an authentic flavor and I would visit them again in a heartbeat!
Pallavi B.
They don't have time to lesson our order properly and they randomly add any sabji...if we say you gave a wrong sabji still they are arguing.very poor service but the food was good
Rohit S.
The chaat(food) was really good. The prices were good. You would spend around 25$ to get your belly full with chaat goodness.
Alyona K.
Food is very good. It's been over a year since we go here once a week to get a shahi paneer
This is my go to place for having chaat & golgappe. The food quality & service is very good. They literally serve the best papdi chat in the entire country. The uncle ji who takes the order at the counter is sweet & explains the menu well. Its always busy out there no matter its a weekday or a weekend. Service is quick no matter how busy they are. Overall, its just amazing!
Abhay M.
Great food and great people. Both are so important to enjoy the food. Lassis are awesome. They must be using the best yogurt and churning it really well. You get a layer of butter at the top and throughout. That makes a big difference. Rice is cooked well. Naans are awesome. Saag has a unique taste. You must visit once and then you will be a frequent visitor.
Kavi R.
Love this place for chaats and their Shahi paneer. We've been eating there for a few years now. Today was a bit disappointing. We ordered Chole Bature. They served poori instead, dripping in oil. We had to throw it. I'll edit this post at some point once the owner sees and acknowledges what they did. I love this place too much to post bad reviews.
Keerthi P.
Best Indian street food in the neighborhood , I have visited at-least 6 times in the past month. Vada pav is my favorite
Pranathi B.
We parked on this street for almost an hour sampling food from the various food trucks. Sampled the Amritsari chole kulche from here and realized why everyone was making a beeline for this truck. The dish was seriously very good for something made in a food truck. The kulcha had good flavors and was good enough to be eaten by itself. The pickles served on the side kicked it up a few notches as well. Overall, impressed!
Pani puri - bland and mediocre Dahi puri - All I tasted was dahi and sev. There was nothing else in it. There may be other items that are better here but I would not return for chaat. The service was good and prices were also reasonable
Very good food overall- my favorite is their chole kulche. Stay away from their spicier version of kulche- that isn't palatable unless you're a hot sauce n****
Pros: Food quantity is good Price is reasonable Only loved the Amritsari kulcha Cons: too creamy preparations Taste not good Roti prep didn't look fresh
Our go to place for arguably the best Amritsari Kulche Chole in the bay area! Highly recommended!
This lazy a** arrogant in the picture and the underage cashier are real examples of what success does to Indian restaurants - arrogance. Neither of them are interested in customer communication - or for that matter communication. I have been coming here for years but I can see deterioration of this business's service and communication. Get off your phone or video game and talk to the customer and give them napkins for god sake. Go to feast India company...
I heard their kulcha and chole are good but I did not like them. However, I liked vada pav more. Its not typical Maharashtrian but has little green spicy taste. The red chutney is also little different
Great spot for Amritsari kulcha (fluffy soft wheat bread filled with onions/potatoes/spices) and chana (garbanzo beans curry)! I especially love their *extremely spicy* onion kulcha! It is dark red on the inside because of all the spices and I loved it! We've also tried their shahi paneer, vada pav and pani puri - all of them were flavorful and we enjoyed each of these dishes! It is a food truck and there's no place to sit nearby so some people sit in the trunks of their parked cars eating food! It's an incredible experience. I'm not a fan of their lemonade, I thought it'll be freshly made but it was bottled lemonade served in plastic glasses. The staff there seems to be a family and are all respectful older men, who are very kind and always helpful! Overall, the food has an authentic flavor and I would visit them again in a heartbeat!
They don't have time to lesson our order properly and they randomly add any sabji...if we say you gave a wrong sabji still they are arguing.very poor service but the food was good
The chaat(food) was really good. The prices were good. You would spend around 25$ to get your belly full with chaat goodness.
Food is very good. It's been over a year since we go here once a week to get a shahi paneer
Restaurantji Recommends
This is my go to place for having chaat & golgappe. The food quality & service is very good. They literally serve the best papdi chat in the entire country. The uncle ji who takes the order at the counter is sweet & explains the menu well. Its always busy out there no matter its a weekday or a weekend. Service is quick no matter how busy they are. Overall, its just amazing!
Great food and great people. Both are so important to enjoy the food. Lassis are awesome. They must be using the best yogurt and churning it really well. You get a layer of butter at the top and throughout. That makes a big difference. Rice is cooked well. Naans are awesome. Saag has a unique taste. You must visit once and then you will be a frequent visitor.
Love this place for chaats and their Shahi paneer. We've been eating there for a few years now. Today was a bit disappointing. We ordered Chole Bature. They served poori instead, dripping in oil. We had to throw it. I'll edit this post at some point once the owner sees and acknowledges what they did. I love this place too much to post bad reviews.
Best Indian street food in the neighborhood , I have visited at-least 6 times in the past month. Vada pav is my favorite
We parked on this street for almost an hour sampling food from the various food trucks. Sampled the Amritsari chole kulche from here and realized why everyone was making a beeline for this truck. The dish was seriously very good for something made in a food truck. The kulcha had good flavors and was good enough to be eaten by itself. The pickles served on the side kicked it up a few notches as well. Overall, impressed!