I've been able to try this place a few times in the past. I usually get the Samosa Chat which I really enjoy. They pile on the sauces so it's very flavorful. I've also tried their samosas by themselves and they are pretty good. They are comparable to what you would get at an Indian restaurant. This time I decided to branch out and try the Sev Puri, which was just okay. I liked the flavors but I wish it was warmer. I think the toppings made the dish better. This is a food truck located near a gas station, so you might have to actively be looking for it. They also have plenty of tables outside so you can eat your food right there if you want. Also, the service was pretty quick. We waited less than 10 minutes for 2 items. Would recommend if you're in the area! read more

Bombay Street Food - Sev Puri (6pc) - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

I'm always up for some Indian chaat! It instantly took me back to my time in India--so flavorful and delicious! read more

Bombay Street Food - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Delicious Indian street food with generous portion. There're several picnic tables and benches by the gas station too. Pay by cash for some discount. read more

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Recommended by an Indian friend who knows their stuff when it comes to street food, and yes, this place did not disappoint! It's a food truck parked at a gas station, so not exactly a sit-down vibe, but the flavors totally made up for it. I'd say grab it to-go if you want to eat more comfortably. I tried the Rose Lassi, Ras Malai, and Raj Kachori, and all three hit the spot. Pro tip: bring cash, you pay less that way! The Rose Lassi was cold, creamy, and had a strong rose flavor that wasn't overpowering. Super refreshing. Ras Malai was delicate and sweet, made with paneer and soaked in syrup. Honestly, sooo good but definitely not guilt-free. The Raj Kachori was the most interesting--served cold, with chickpeas, dal, chutneys, and yogurt all stuffed in a big, crispy fried shell (like a giant pani puri!). Slightly spicy, tangy, and filling. It's definitely a full-on snack--don't let the "street food" label fool you. Would 100% come back when I'm craving Indian snacks. Flavorful, satisfying, and feels like a hidden gem kind of spot. read more

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I'm not Indian and my taste is definitely Americanized, so a lot of these foods were very new for me! That being said, I really enjoyed my meal here! The samosas were amazing, but also it's kind of hard to mess those up. It wasn't too spicy and the sauces added a nice sweetness to it. The cheese vada pav was good. I enjoyed the bread and the potatoes, but it didn't come with any cheese. So I feel like our order was just made wrong? It was also a little too spicy for my personal taste. But probably could have been more tolerable with the cheese. The dabeli was really good too. But the onion flavor is so strong! To the point where it gives it a bit of a funk and you have to make sure to freshen your breath after. But still pretty good! The Dahi Vada was pretty interesting. It just tasted like bread and yogurt to me though :/ so probably wouldn't get that again. But if you don't like sorry bread, make sure to eat it sooner rather than later. The raj kachori was probably my favorite thing we got! It was cold which I didn't expect, but it was nice and cool and refreshing, especially when eating the spicier dishes. The pav bhaji was also really good! But didn't necessarily stand out to me. It tasted pretty similar to the dabeli. read more

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Came here for the first time as we were searching for food truck near me! This Indian food truck was very good! I had no clue what to order so I got the recommendation from the staff and My wife got her own and it was good! Will be back for new things! :) read more

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I'm always on the hunt for some good chaat especially on the days I miss Mumbai. This place definitely hit the spot and I was glad that everything I ordered turned out good. The dahi in the dahi vada was delicious, perfectly sweet and savory however I wish the vada was spongier rather than so dense. The cheese vada pav barely had any cheese and I wish the authentic pav was used, nonetheless the vada itself was perfect! Crispy and not too spicy. The bhel puri was full of flavor, crunch and different textures. It feels kind of obscene to pay these prices for street food though and wish they could offer half portions for more affordable prices maybe? Service is fast though we did go at a random time of day and there are two benches nearby to sit at. read more

Bombay Street Food - Bhel Puri Cheese Vada Pav - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Anuya loves their pav bhaji and we have got pickup many times from them in the past. This time I got a vada pav which left me very unsatisfied. I have some specific suggestions for improving it: 1) The pav should be toasted with butter just like the pavbhaji pav 2) put more chutney and on both buns 3) The vada looked barely cooked Look the picture that shows my improvements to it. read more

Bombay Street Food - vadapav - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Appearances may be misleading. This unassuming food truck stands next to a gas station, where it serves some of the best Indian food in Austin. Its Pav Bhaji is a creamy vegetable curry that comes with hamburger buns to dip. The peas in the Pav Bhaji create tiny explosions of flavor and the rest of the curry emulsifies your mouth with a thick and rich tomato gravy texture. Definitely the highlight of our meal, 10/10. We also got Vada Pav, which was good, but not memorable. We tried their Dahi Puri, filled with the sauces they gave us and packed to the brim with flavor. The Dahi Puri was practically the perfect crispness, although I do wish there was more content in it (instead of just sauces). My only real complaint about this restaurant is that there's no meat, but the vegetable dishes more than make up for the lack of it. Definitely worth a try if you're into Indian food. read more

Bombay Street Food - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

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This is such an underrated food truck in Cedar Park! It's beside a gas station. We had one of the best Raj kachoris here!! I am totally in love with Raj kachori!! Also, the masala papad is a no-miss!!!! My friend loved their special Bombay chaat and in this winter evening, masala tea added a great flavor! My friend tried Rose Lassi and it was also thick in consistency! Overall the food we had was really really good and the evening crowd was also decent which made me feel that this place has good reputation! :) The staff were polite and overall my experience was good! read more

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Yummmm food. This is a gem. Definitely a must go place for all Indian snack / quick bite food lovers. We tried few things and each dish was yum. Dabeli, pao bhaji, sev puri, mango lassi we're great. Rose lassi was okey. Definitely a must go place read more

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We were up north and I was craving chaat so decided to try this place on a cold and rainy day. It's a food truck in a gas station with one table outside but otherwise it seemed people just take it home. We sat in the car and ate it and here's the review of each item. 1. Vada Pav - fresh and delicious and definitely spicy 2. Sev Puri - small portion but very tasty and freshly made as well 3. Dahi Papdi Chaat - this was definitely a new take on papdi chaat for me as it was warm with Ragda (lentil) served in the bottom. Great portion size but it was insanely spicy which is why I took a star off. There should definitely be a spice indicator level or you should ask what spice level bc although I asked for more yogurt and sweet chutney, it was really hard to eat still. They give you an14% (random?) discount if you pay with cash. If I'm in the area, I'll definitely be back but this time will be sure to share spice level myself if not asked! read more

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Yoooooooooo!!!!! This was my first time getting can't sort of chaat and I am definitely a fan!! I extensively went through the pictures here on YELP! before ordering. So shout ou to all of you for making my selection a bit easier. Bombay Street Food has quite the large menu do a food truck, if you ask me, so I was a bit intimidated from the start. However after lots of indecision I decided to try something safe, Samosa Chaat. And something spicy, Pav Bhaji. The samosa chaat was wild!!! Who doesn't love a carb overload, first of all?! Are you crazy or am I?!‍. Potatoes, breading, and chick pea sounds like you'd end up as big as a house if you ate like this often, but for a quick snack that is heavy enough to be a full meal by itself, this snacky was crackin!!! The samosas are chopped into healthy sized chunks and then topped with a warm smooth chickpea mixture and thn dressed with (from what I could count) two different types of chutney. One green (cilantro I believe) and one reddish (tamarind chutney I think). The green was super fresh and herbaceous. While the red was sweet and packed a little kick. Overall 10/10 would recommend!! A delicious way to serve up an already tasty treat. Th pav bhaji was on a whole different level. It was spicyyyyy, soupy, steamy, hearty and flavored to the hilt! Described as a blend of vegetables, served with buttered buns, nothing cold have prepared me for he flavor kick I was about to receive. Well butter my buns and call me a biscuit, cuz baybee this bhaji was bussin!!!! I should have known the food was gunna be unreal when I showed up and saw a gang of Indians chillin in the parking lot, not even eating, and very close to closing time. So me this signifies that this place serves as a meeting spot, a place of comfort. When folks can come and stuff themselves with yummy treats that remind them of far away places and get so full they can't leave. So instead they make a friend, or invite an old one, bring the kids and really enjoy the full experience. As blacks we call it "parking lot pimpin" but you only do this in spaces where you feel safe. Shout out to BSF for being a place that brings folks together and Fuels them up. Very adjacent to the gas pumps of the parking lot they share read more

Yummmm! The most authentic Indian food in northwest Austin probably. They are a food truck in a gas station parking lot and I can see lots of people lined up at night. I've come here twice and enjoyed it both times. I love the Pani Puri, it's best eaten right when it comes out and it's both crispy and creamy. Sooo good. The chaats are also delicious, loaded with chickpeas, potatoes, some bread pieces (?), tomatoes (?) -- all of which create a nice curry texture that has a perfect kick to it. Only thing I'd deduct a star for is I wish they had a carb like rice or naan to go with the chaat. The owner is friendly and shred his recs and also checked on us after we got our food. Would recommend for sure! :) read more

Bombay Street Food - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

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Some places make chaats where it feels like a crumbly throw together. This humble trailer in specializes in chaats and so you'll taste a fresher and intentional menu. There is average chaats that have the minimal curd, chutney, sev, onions and tomatoes but then this trailer has so much more complexity and depths of flavor. Their special is the their chapati chaat ($7.99) It has not such fried chapati but also dal and the potato patty within. Topped with the curd, green and tamarind chutneys, sev but most unique is the bits of pomegranate, cashews and dried chutneys I believe. Their other special the bread cutlet chaat ($5.99), is delicious fried (and you can taste the crisp) bread soaked in sweet tamarind chutney. This was actually my favorite. The Vada Pav was what I went for but turns out I love their chaats so much better. The Vada is thick and whole size that fits a whole bun. Upon request it comes with their most spicy green chutney on top of the sauteed green chillies. The bun could've been more buttery and toasted and unfortunately it's not the miniature sweet like Hawaiian bread kind but the portion is of a full sandwich. Recommend to try - it's hidden in the parking lot of. Chevron gas station on Anderson Mill. read more

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Their food is AMAZING - specifically the Pav Bhaji and Vada Pav. Wherever you live in Austin, this is a must try! Closest in taste to actual Indian food. read more

Bombay Street Food - Vada Pav - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

There only have been very few times I have updated a review to even better for some places. We did third catering order from them, third time people were floored with the food, our guests from Dallas told this place will be a stopping point for them every time they visit Austin. This place is super legit and hence u will find food super spicy, that's what a chaat is supposed to be . The owners are super nice people, we forgot soem food and they came home and delivered it to us for free. The food quality hasn't come down and they continue to improve. read more

Bombay Street Food - Pao bhaji catering - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

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OMG, I cannot brag more about this food truck ! Not only is the service amazing but the food is the actual Indian street food with the actual flavors and spices that one craves for. I have tried so many things from their menu and never ever been disappointed. Their chats are amazing , and the vada pav is to die for !! I am so glad this is so close to my place . The taste is on spot !! This food truck is run by the owners and they are so humble. Service is fast as well. They are located at the chevron gas station on the intersection of 183 Service road and lake creek pkwy. Try them and I Bet you won't regret! read more

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Amazing Indian street food. Must try and staff are so hospitable. After so long had such a nice Indian street food in US. read more

This is an authentic all vegetarian Indian food truck. They have many options. Tried 5 different options and they all taste pretty authentic. They also have dessert and drinks. It's located at a gas station and there aren't many tables available so you might have to take the food to go. read more

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Have had delivery a couple times, most of these items just don't fare well with the time factor.. Finally made it here in person. So glad I did, fast and friendly service. Had the sev puri and dabeli, both are good, the sev puri just stood out. Both have a heat factor so if you are not used to it, get a lassi to cool the tastebuds. Will be back!! read more

Bombay Street Food - Good truck parked at gas station - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

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They have the best pani puri you can find in Austin. The food truck is run by an Indian family and they provide great customer service. You have to check it out! read more

This Indian food truck is something special. I ordered the mango lassi, which was pleasant and so filling that you could order just the drink and and samosas and be full. It was very rich and thick. I also ordered the samosas--just terrific, some of the best ones I've ever had--a mild but well-seasoned potato pastry. It came with some sweet chutney that was a perfect pairing. I genuinely ordered too much food but as my third and final item, I also ordered the #15, the Bombay special chatpat chaat. I don't entirely know all the ingredients in this but it was delicious and the base of it was seasoned potatoes. Look at number 15 on the menu for the description. It was topped with candied fruits, golden raisins, yogurt, and pomegranate seeds. And this dish was about a 4 or 5 out of 10 for spice levels. I will be back very soon! Everything was great! read more

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An Indian Street food truck located in the parking lot of a gas station. Their menu is more Maharashtrian, and the flavors satisfy your taste buds well. I always order the dahi puri and dabeli, a full 10/10!!!! Haven't been very pleased with a few other items I tried from their menu. read more

A vegetarian's heaven! All of the food is vegetarian friendly and packed with flavor. My favorite dishes to get is the Samosa Chaat and Pani Puri. The food can have a very spicy taste, which makes it taste all the more better. The sweets are just as good. The Mango Lassi will be the creamiest shake you will ever have. I'm not a fan of the Pav Bhaji, but this is a customer favorite. I find it hard to explain the flavor profile due to there being so much, but it's worth the try. Great start for someone new to Indian food. read more

Let me start this review by saying...I LOVE PANI PURI!!!... and it had been about a year since I had had any at the time we visited this food truck. This place met our craving with such ferocity that we visited two nights in a row for our first and second visits during a weekend trip in Austin. Our hosts wanted to visit a very popular Mumbai-style food truck. Multiple calls to the owner over several days resulted in many firm "NO"s, "Don't Come"s, and "I'm booked all night" responses. This pushed us to scrutinize the reviews of the booming business wherein we found a review referring customers to THIS food truck. Due to the pandemic, my partner and I have only visited restaurants for outdoor dining 3 times! Carryout or curbside is our primary mode of consumption of any food not cooked at home. When we saw that this spot is well-rated on both Yelp and Google and serves chaat items - a plan was made! After a fun afternoon at Windy Point Park, we landed in this gas station parking lot - among many others (who were socially distancing from anyone outside of their party) - hungry as could be and salivating as we read the menu options. Should we order one of everything!? We practically did! Pani Puri - WIN!! Dahi Puri - WIN!! Vada Pav - WIN!! Mango Lassi - WIN!! Dabeli - Yum! Ragda Patties - Yum! Papdi Chaat - Yum! Samosas - Yum! Pav Bhaji - not-so-yum :( Chai - decent If a lover of Mumbai-style street food - or just curious - eating from this food truck with transport you across the globe - tasting these popular street foods as they're meant to be tasted - in the "street"! The love and excitement is palpable here as all customers get their fix - feeding more than just hunger. This food truck serves up a taste of home to many and a taste of something wonderfully unique to those new to this cuisine. read more

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They have many different street food options like vada pav, saheli, papdi chaat, pani puri etc. The food was a little too spicy. Every item had spicy chutney including papdi chaat which traditionally isn't. The dahi or chutney in papdi chaat also seemed a little stale. We couldn't eat it. The vada pav and dabeli are served in burger buns which is a let down as it doesn't give an authentic feel to Bombay street food. read more

Its really hard to find good chaat in austin but this place hits the spot. We ordered the vada pav and it was super tasty. The only con was they used burger buns instead of the regular pav. The samosa chaat is the best. The dahi puri did not taste like dahi puri it was as spicy as the samosa chaat and needed more dahi to cool it down. read more

If you wanted a place with few options to Indian street food this is your choice. People running this place are friendly to talk to and care about whether you love the food or not which is a plus. It was my first time here and the food was okay for us. But it's not a deal breaker. Dabeli and Vadapav were good and my wife liked vadapav more. We also ordered bread Cutlets and it was good in taste but just very oily than usual. The plus is everything tasted really fresh. Lassi and Rasmalai were good too. Will give it a try one more time to see how it goes again. read more

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Had a dinner plan with group so we ordered a lot food. I called ahead to led them know our order for pick up. They call me back to confirm the order 25 before started making them. Pickup and getting our food was pretty fast even though I waited a few more mins. Overall, all the food was really good. My favorite was the pav puri. It taste like there is meat but there isn't any. All the other dishes was very flavorful and everything was cook right. One of the best Indian food I had in Austin. It's a hidden gem. Pro tip: if you're ordering for big group, double check your order to make sure you got everything. We almost miss our desserts and mango lassi. read more

Who would have thought of a Indian street food cart next to a gas station? We went to the food cart tonight while it was raining and cold, and I must say the foods really left a warm and cozy feeling inside me. I had pani puri (which was good! I love the spicy chatni sauce to pour over them) Dahi puri was a yougurt mixed chaat inside and it was very creamy. Also had the chaat , bhada pav (very spicy) and daveli (sweeter) They also brought us some pakoras which were not in the menu. Very nice of them Absolutely recommend it! read more

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Solid food, nice cheap prices. Went at night. It's in a gas station parking lot so you park where you can. Kitchen staff made prolonged eye contact with me when I stood in front of the window... Guy at the front couldn't understand my husband or I when I said my name, thought we were there for Uber Eats. Had to show him my ID with my name on him for him to find the right name/right bag. Food was quite spicy but tasty. My food didn't look quite as aesthetic as all the other photos I've seen of their food. Vegetarians haven. read more

Very good food! Love the paani puri and Sev puri...the owner was extremely sweet and even gave us a chai...good food with good weather! read more

Bombay Street Food - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

If you don't know anything about chaat food worry not, auntie M is here to help. If you know what you're doing and for some reason haven't tried this truck out, worry not, auntie M is here to help. Chaat is Indian street/fast food. Some of it is potato based, the highlight being the unami flavors that hit your tongue when you take that first bite. I'm very partial to this. Any self respecting person born and raised in the subcontinent is partial to this type of food. I'll fight you on this. Ok onto the review: here's what I have ordered consistently and have liked, ranked in order. - Vada Pav - Dabeli (sweeter than the vadapav if you're afraid of spice) - samosa - pani puri (don't be put off that this comes with yellow peas instead of potato, it's the Bombay way) - Pav Bhaji. Here's what I ordered and didn't like so maybe don't get it? - bombay special chaat Pro tip- I like their takeout. The website is very easy to order off, and the service is quicker this way. You also don't have to wait at a gas station for a table to open up this way! read more

Born and raised in Bombay - I can say this place brings the most authentic taste of local food from that city. Their Vada Pav are perfectly made and spiced and so is the Pav Bhaji. I would also recommend their Bread Cutlet Chat which is unique and tasty. If you can handle spice, always ensure to order the Vada Pav Spicy. The kick and taste is super worth it. read more

So far the best street food I have tasted in Austin. We ordered pav bhaji, samosa chat, dabeli, Dani puri, vada pav. Must try!! read more

Bombay Street Food - Bombay street food - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

Finally a place that truly transport you to Chowpatty beaches in Bombay. This food truck does its name proud by actually delivering delicious chaats and street food favorites like dabeli. Their lassi and rad malai are also excellent and not to be skipped! read more

I drove all the way from East Riverside to Cedar Park to try them after finding out that they have the best chaat in town. I ordered a Dabeli, Pav Bhaji and Bread Cutlet Chaat. It was all yummy. I was happy about the Pav Bhaji being just like what we get in India. My 4 stars are only for the chaotic management and not being able to serve all my food at once. The bread cutlet chaat was also okayish since it was only bread pakoda with Tamarind sauce and no yogurt or anything else to call in a chaat. read more

This place is fun for trying a bunch of street foods that aren't always available at the various Indian establishments in town! read more

Bombay Street Food - Vada Pav, Dabeli, Samosa Chaat, Ragda Pattice - Indian Near Me - Austin, Texas

Great food, great customer service. Cha and vada pav reminds me of India. Authentic Indian food read more