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Great food as always! I frequent this place to satisfy my Mumbai street food cravings. Best vada pav according to me in Bay Area! Pav bhaji is good. I don't enjoy their dabeli as much but for vada pav and pav bhaji this is one of the best spots.
This place was a good find to satisfy my vada pav craving. The pav, vada and chutneys all came together really well with good simple flavors. I also got the pav bhaji (regular) which was good but on the spicier side for me. The service was friendly/efficient and the premises were clean. There's a fair bit of street and lot parking making it convenient.
Very authentic Indian street food from Mumbai, with flavors and taste on point. I'd describe this place as a 'hidden gem'. I only discovered it since I happened to stop by in the area. Beats most Indian restaurants in the Bay Area. Outdoor seating under umbrellas is a vibe. In case you're cold in the chillier months, just sip on a chai. Service is very fast. Cash and card payments accepted, 8% discount on cash payments. Menu has 3 main items - Pav Bhaji, Vada Pav, and Dabeli. Order the non spicy Pav Bhaji to start with - it has got some fire to it already. Re: went here again and ordered the same things as last time. The chai was exceptional, not sure what it's made of - but it is one of the best ones I have had, and highly recommend it. P.S. drive in slowly from the parking side (not gas station side), saw many cars hitting their front bumper on the road because there's a slight dip.
Food Quality: **** (Rich, flavorful, and satisfying) Service: **** (Quick and efficient for a food truck) Setting: *** (Street food setup, parking can be tough) Cost: **** (Great value for what you get) I finally tried Pav Bhaji for the first time, and I have to say--this was a pleasant surprise. I don't usually go for vegetarian street food, but this dish was packed with bold flavors, buttery richness, and just the right amount of spice. The chutneys and sauces really elevated the dish, adding layers of tangy, spicy, and sweet elements that kept every bite interesting. The food truck experience was smooth--the service wasn't the fastest or the slowest. However, parking was a little tricky, which is expected when grabbing street food in a busy area. The portion size was pretty decent, and I definitely left feeling full. Now, I will say that it didn't sit too well with my stomach later--but I think that's more about me not being used to it rather than anything wrong with the food itself. It tasted amazing in the moment, so I can't knock it for that. Would I eat it again? Yes, but maybe something else next time.
Nice, clean, and well-organized food trick serving Mumbai street food favorites like Vada Pav, Pav Bhaji, and more (pun not intended)! My wife and I were among their first customers when they opened a few years ago and for a while we were even regulars, often going there when we craved Vada Pav. Even my 7 year old likes their Vada Pav. Their food is consistent, served hot, and they even have some shaded seating area if you want to sit and dine on site instead of taking your food to go. On my recent visit, I enjoyed their Dilkhush Dabheli more than the Vada Pav. But my favorite here is their unique crowd puller 'Amruttulya Chai' - a special masala tea, that's sweet, milky, and made with spices that give it a unique aroma and flavor!
So this truck popped up in my recommendation right when my wife was craving for pav bhaji :D So naturally we decided to drive 30 mins to try it out. We ordered the Spicy Amul Pav bhaji, Dadar Vada pav and Masala vada pav. They have a few covered tables next to the truck. We were able to find a table. I have tried quite a few vada pav around the bay and the Masala Vada pav here was very unique and tasty. The Dadar vada pav reminded me of back home where they give you some "chura" along with the vada pav. Pav bhaji was flavorful as well and not too spicy. My 3 year old liked it as well. The service was fast and the owner was very friendly. Will definitely be back for more :)
I'm not like other girls. I know what I want for dinner. I've been thinking about it since lunch and in this case since a week in advance . I have heard from a friend about this place and when we decided to come to San Jose we knew what we wanted to eat even before the trip started . It's a small food truck and they have some covered seating under a tent but what they lack in terms of ambience they make up for it in taste . The food tastes as authentic as one would get from the street vendors/shops in India and is also priced reasonably . We tried the Pav Bhaji , Multiple types of Vada Pav and Dabeli as well as Chai and I was blown away by the taste . Just the right amount of spice and heat and plenty of flavors . The chai was as authentic as you get at Indian homes and none of that sugary crap . Can`t recommend them enough .
It's a food truck with few items on the menu which they know they are good at and are sticking to that. We tried the vada pav and the amul pav bhaji, both were great. Definitely recommend if you are craving for pav bhaji in the area.
Second review to confirm that their masala vada pav is legit delicious albeit will burn your tongue. If you have a penchant for spicy food, you won't be disappointed. The masala on the pav is truly an innovative take on elevating the flavor with every bite--something most restaurants would disregard as just "sides". But not pav bhaji and more. And their chai is the perfect accompaniment--loaded with ginger and cardamom perhaps. Giving this place a 10/10 for their masala vada pav, prompt service, and no frills ambiance.
Just discovered this food truck when I was in mtv. Even as you drive up, park and go pick up your order, you're struck by how clean it is. Yes it's new and all, but so clean, it sets new standards for food trucks, esp desi trucks! Ordered vada pav and dabeli and chai. The dabeli and vada pav were awesome. Not overly oily. Correct flavor balance and spices. The busted chilly was mmmmm so good! Chai... I wish I'd picked up a cpl more. Gosh so good, and I love it has a super focused and limited menu. Very Bombay style street food. It reminded me of law garden evening food stalls in Ahmedabad! I know I'm gonna crave for this place now!!
Clean, decent and with a variety of Vada Pav and Pav Bhaji options, no wonder this food truck is talked about so much And of course they also serve Dabheli and Puneri Chaha! We brought a to-go this time Next time we will have there itself !
We had heard about about this place but never got the chance to check it out... thanks to the Yelp Events we got to interact with so many foodies few of them suggested this place ( thanks Bindi S for the recommendation) . It's situated near the gas station there are few parking space inside the gas station & some street parking too but please park at the designated area otherwise it's a traffic obstruction... so please be careful. They have many options in Vada Pav as per ur taste & few Pav Bhaji choices. We ordered - Amul Pav Bhaji - Our authentic Amul Pav Bhaji is a thick vegetable curry topped with dollop of Amul butter ( it's popular brand of butter sold in India) and served with onion, lime, cilantro salad on side along with Masala Pav (Bread). Our Masala Pav is toasted in Amul butter, special spice mix and cilantro. Vada Pav - Our Authentic Vada Pav served with Garlic Chutney and busted salted Green Chili. Dilkhush Dabeli - Our Authentic Mumbai style Kutchi dabeli is a perfect combination of sweet and spicy taste. It contains a mixture of potatoes and chef special dabeli masala coated with tamarind and garlic chutneys loaded in Pav (Bread). This Dabeli is garnished with peanuts, pomegranate/seasonal fruit and fine shev. Basically dabeli is a spicy, tangy and sweet potato filling inside a bun - more specifically the Indian bun - called as pav, drizzled with a spicy and sweet chutney and some pomegranate, grapes, onions and sev (fried gram flour vermicelli). Its a very popular street snack and can be easily found in Mumbai , Gujarat & other parts of India. We liked all the dishes, they were non spicy as per our preference , flavors were very close to what we get in India after all it's a street food... only thing is I was not too sure about the Pav Bhaji color since it was not red which I am use too but still it was nice... We also had tea after a long time... it was masala tea which was good. Will love to come here again with friends & enjoy this food. When the street food is made fresh & hot the taste is completely different.
This place serves you Mumbai style Vada Pav in Sunnyvale. They serve it with besan dry masala and two chutneys,which is exactly how it is served in Mumbai stalls/ Redi. Pav Bhaji is spice level is extremely high, so one has to pick their option wisely. Masala pav was toasted well with butter and was worth repeating. Chaas is must if you are having Spicy Pav Bhaji.
First time trying vada pav, solid vegetarian creation for my omnivore. Dadar Vada Pav: slid out of the bag smelling like Indian McDonalds, straightforward savory fried potato patty sandwiched into a fluffy bun. Simple good. Dilkhush Dabeli (Toasted in Amul Butter): I don't have any idea what these words mean aside from "toasted in" and "butter" so I was easily lured. Sweet and spicy mystery potato patty, tastes like your typical thanksgiving sweet mashed potato's jazzed up cousin who just got back from ayahuasca. Buttery chaotic good. Instagram: TianTianEats read more
7 months ago
Best Bombay street food!!! Dadar Vada pav 10/10 Dabheli 10/10 Pav bhaji 10/10 This is a food truck and I can go any day when I crave Vada Pav and pav bhaji! The service is very quick and you don't have to wait long. They have a nice setup next to the truck and very clean and comfortable!! Definitely a KEEPER! read more
Great food as always! I frequent this place to satisfy my Mumbai street food cravings. Best vada pav according to me in Bay Area! Pav bhaji is good. I don't enjoy their dabeli as much but for vada pav and pav bhaji this is one of the best spots. read more
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Thank you for taking out time and giving in detailed review Anagha.…
This place was a good find to satisfy my vada pav craving. The pav, vada and chutneys all came together really well with good simple flavors. I also got the pav bhaji (regular) which was good but on the spicier side for me. The service was friendly/efficient and the premises were clean. There's a fair bit of street and lot parking making it convenient. read more
9 months ago
Very authentic Indian street food from Mumbai, with flavors and taste on point. I'd describe this place as a 'hidden gem'. I only discovered it since I happened to stop by in the area. Beats most Indian restaurants in the Bay Area. Outdoor seating under umbrellas is a vibe. In case you're cold in the chillier months, just sip on a chai. Service is very fast. Cash and card payments accepted, 8% discount on cash payments. Menu has 3 main items - Pav Bhaji, Vada Pav, and Dabeli. Order the non spicy Pav Bhaji to start with - it has got some fire to it already. Re: went here again and ordered the same things as last time. The chai was exceptional, not sure what it's made of - but it is one of the best ones I have had, and highly recommend it. P.S. drive in slowly from the parking side (not gas station side), saw many cars hitting their front bumper on the road because there's a slight dip. read more
Food Quality: **** (Rich, flavorful, and satisfying) Service: **** (Quick and efficient for a food truck) Setting: *** (Street food setup, parking can be tough) Cost: **** (Great value for what you get) I finally tried Pav Bhaji for the first time, and I have to say--this was a pleasant surprise. I don't usually go for vegetarian street food, but this dish was packed with bold flavors, buttery richness, and just the right amount of spice. The chutneys and sauces really elevated the dish, adding layers of tangy, spicy, and sweet elements that kept every bite interesting. The food truck experience was smooth--the service wasn't the fastest or the slowest. However, parking was a little tricky, which is expected when grabbing street food in a busy area. The portion size was pretty decent, and I definitely left feeling full. Now, I will say that it didn't sit too well with my stomach later--but I think that's more about me not being used to it rather than anything wrong with the food itself. It tasted amazing in the moment, so I can't knock it for that. Would I eat it again? Yes, but maybe something else next time. read more
3 months ago
1 year ago
Nice, clean, and well-organized food trick serving Mumbai street food favorites like Vada Pav, Pav Bhaji, and more (pun not intended)! My wife and I were among their first customers when they opened a few years ago and for a while we were even regulars, often going there when we craved Vada Pav. Even my 7 year old likes their Vada Pav. Their food is consistent, served hot, and they even have some shaded seating area if you want to sit and dine on site instead of taking your food to go. On my recent visit, I enjoyed their Dilkhush Dabheli more than the Vada Pav. But my favorite here is their unique crowd puller 'Amruttulya Chai' - a special masala tea, that's sweet, milky, and made with spices that give it a unique aroma and flavor! read more
8 months ago
3 years ago
So this truck popped up in my recommendation right when my wife was craving for pav bhaji :D So naturally we decided to drive 30 mins to try it out. We ordered the Spicy Amul Pav bhaji, Dadar Vada pav and Masala vada pav. They have a few covered tables next to the truck. We were able to find a table. I have tried quite a few vada pav around the bay and the Masala Vada pav here was very unique and tasty. The Dadar vada pav reminded me of back home where they give you some "chura" along with the vada pav. Pav bhaji was flavorful as well and not too spicy. My 3 year old liked it as well. The service was fast and the owner was very friendly. Will definitely be back for more :) read more
I'm not like other girls. I know what I want for dinner. I've been thinking about it since lunch and in this case since a week in advance . I have heard from a friend about this place and when we decided to come to San Jose we knew what we wanted to eat even before the trip started . It's a small food truck and they have some covered seating under a tent but what they lack in terms of ambience they make up for it in taste . The food tastes as authentic as one would get from the street vendors/shops in India and is also priced reasonably . We tried the Pav Bhaji , Multiple types of Vada Pav and Dabeli as well as Chai and I was blown away by the taste . Just the right amount of spice and heat and plenty of flavors . The chai was as authentic as you get at Indian homes and none of that sugary crap . Can`t recommend them enough . read more
3 years ago
It's a food truck with few items on the menu which they know they are good at and are sticking to that. We tried the vada pav and the amul pav bhaji, both were great. Definitely recommend if you are craving for pav bhaji in the area. read more
Second review to confirm that their masala vada pav is legit delicious albeit will burn your tongue. If you have a penchant for spicy food, you won't be disappointed. The masala on the pav is truly an innovative take on elevating the flavor with every bite--something most restaurants would disregard as just "sides". But not pav bhaji and more. And their chai is the perfect accompaniment--loaded with ginger and cardamom perhaps. Giving this place a 10/10 for their masala vada pav, prompt service, and no frills ambiance. read more
2 years ago
Just discovered this food truck when I was in mtv. Even as you drive up, park and go pick up your order, you're struck by how clean it is. Yes it's new and all, but so clean, it sets new standards for food trucks, esp desi trucks! Ordered vada pav and dabeli and chai. The dabeli and vada pav were awesome. Not overly oily. Correct flavor balance and spices. The busted chilly was mmmmm so good! Chai... I wish I'd picked up a cpl more. Gosh so good, and I love it has a super focused and limited menu. Very Bombay style street food. It reminded me of law garden evening food stalls in Ahmedabad! I know I'm gonna crave for this place now!! read more
Clean, decent and with a variety of Vada Pav and Pav Bhaji options, no wonder this food truck is talked about so much And of course they also serve Dabheli and Puneri Chaha! We brought a to-go this time Next time we will have there itself ! read more
We had heard about about this place but never got the chance to check it out... thanks to the Yelp Events we got to interact with so many foodies few of them suggested this place ( thanks Bindi S for the recommendation) . It's situated near the gas station there are few parking space inside the gas station & some street parking too but please park at the designated area otherwise it's a traffic obstruction... so please be careful. They have many options in Vada Pav as per ur taste & few Pav Bhaji choices. We ordered - Amul Pav Bhaji - Our authentic Amul Pav Bhaji is a thick vegetable curry topped with dollop of Amul butter ( it's popular brand of butter sold in India) and served with onion, lime, cilantro salad on side along with Masala Pav (Bread). Our Masala Pav is toasted in Amul butter, special spice mix and cilantro. Vada Pav - Our Authentic Vada Pav served with Garlic Chutney and busted salted Green Chili. Dilkhush Dabeli - Our Authentic Mumbai style Kutchi dabeli is a perfect combination of sweet and spicy taste. It contains a mixture of potatoes and chef special dabeli masala coated with tamarind and garlic chutneys loaded in Pav (Bread). This Dabeli is garnished with peanuts, pomegranate/seasonal fruit and fine shev. Basically dabeli is a spicy, tangy and sweet potato filling inside a bun - more specifically the Indian bun - called as pav, drizzled with a spicy and sweet chutney and some pomegranate, grapes, onions and sev (fried gram flour vermicelli). Its a very popular street snack and can be easily found in Mumbai , Gujarat & other parts of India. We liked all the dishes, they were non spicy as per our preference , flavors were very close to what we get in India after all it's a street food... only thing is I was not too sure about the Pav Bhaji color since it was not red which I am use too but still it was nice... We also had tea after a long time... it was masala tea which was good. Will love to come here again with friends & enjoy this food. When the street food is made fresh & hot the taste is completely different. read more
This place serves you Mumbai style Vada Pav in Sunnyvale. They serve it with besan dry masala and two chutneys,which is exactly how it is served in Mumbai stalls/ Redi. Pav Bhaji is spice level is extremely high, so one has to pick their option wisely. Masala pav was toasted well with butter and was worth repeating. Chaas is must if you are having Spicy Pav Bhaji. read more
3 years ago
This place recently opened up and have good vegetarian food. The cuisine is Maharashtrian street good including pav bhaji, dabeli and a variety of vada pav's. They have very limited seating under shade and it gets filled up pretty quickly on a busy day. I recommend trying the pav bhaji and dadar vada pav. The taste is on the spicier side. Dabeli was good too but it was sweet like usually how dabeli's are. But overall the taste for everything was spot on. read more
By accident, I stumbled upon this gem of a vegetarian Chaat place. Simply the best Vada Pav and Pav Bhaji in the entire Bay Area that exists. They make it spicy , the way it should be, and frankly, I was reminded of Mumbai street vendors who set the benchmark for this kind of food. We ordered the Dadar vada Pav, Amul Pav Bhaji, Pav Bhaji and the Masala vada Pav. There are slight differences in each of them , and they come with onion garnish, garlic chutney and lemon wedge with well cooked and soft Pav buns. To top it all off , they had a special chai with spices, malai. It was just heaven. Overall, the best chaat place in the Bay Area for Pav Bhaji and Vada Pav. I will regularly visit or order from here and I hope you all check it out too read more
We came across this new food truck on S Bernardo Ave, and decided to stop by. I first searched Yelp and surprisingly couldn't find the business. Of course later I found out that they just opened up an hour before! Pav Bhaji and More has some pretty unique dishes- for example Tandoor Pav Bhaji and Tandoor vada pav. We ordered just that. They also have other pav Bhaji varieties- regular, with cheese etc, dabeli .. Tandoor Pav Bhaji was amazing, nrver had something like that before. The smooky flavor really comes through. It comes with 2 pavs. And the vada pav was amazing too, it had really tasty creamy garlic chutney like mayo. They gave tea on the house, that was amazing- the famous Pune tea! We chatted with the owners, both were great. Overall, very unique flavors and tasty! Rooting for this business to thrive! Give it a try. Their opening is this weekend read more
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Amol G.
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Pretty good service and food for opening night! Got the spicy tandoori pav bhaji & the regular pav bhaji. Somehow only got both regulars, so never tried the spicy tandoori. Regular pav bhaji - 10/10, reeaaaally amazing texture, flavors and portion. Was topped with butter, chopped onion and cilantro. Flavors were on point and reminded me of Mumbai. Closest to home so far in the Bay Area. Vada pav - 10/10, right amount of garlic, ginger, green chili and spices. The fried chilli was sooooo good. Missed the red powders and chutney but I'm guessing they were busy. Some issues with getting the order right, but they're new so I don't mind. I have high hopes for this food truck. Please continue serving great food & hope the taste continues to stay as-is while you guys get famous :) read more
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Amol G.
Thank you for taking out time and giving in detailed review Anna.…
Food is really good and you can tell through the glass window the food is pretty hygienically prepared as well. Have tried the tandoor pav bhaji, dadar vada pav, and masala vada pav - and all were amazing. The way they do the pav with masala is really good - and you can taste the Amul butter! Be ready though even the non spicy stuff has a pretty good level of spice to it. This is my go to spot for vada pav and pav bhaji in the bay now. read more
2 years ago
4 years ago
If you want to find the best vada pav in bay area, look no further. Whenever I'm craving for vada pav, I immediately head to this food truck. I tried their Dadar and tandoori vada pav and pav bhaji and I was really impressed with the taste and quality of the food. The vada pav was cooked perfectly, with the right amount of spices and a nice crunchy texture. The pav bhaji was also flavorful and delicious, with a rich blend of spices and vegetables. The food truck also had very friendly and helpful staff, so it was a great experience overall. Highly recommend trying out the vada pav and pav bhaji at this food truck if you're ever in the area. read more
2 years ago
Love this. What a terrific experience having some terrific Mumbai-style street food. Don't be deterred that it's a food truck. They do two things (and variations on those) and do them incredibly well. The pricing is reasonable for such good food. They have limited seating but the service and food make up for it. read more
4 years ago
Came on Saturday evening. and ordered pav bhaji and masala vadapav. Pav bhaji was very ok in taste, bhaji had too much butter and didn't have that nice tangy flavor but pav was really good. Also Masala vada pav was tasty. Will come back for vada pav but can get much better pav bhaji at other places read more
4 years ago
Food truck it is, prices aren't food truck level though! Dadar Vada Pav was good in taste but the accompanied chutneys were like Sampad chutneys, had better vada Pav and definitely missed the authentic garlic coconut chutney. Pav Bhaji was okay ( just loses with cheese and butter) but Pav was too good. Their cardamom tea is the best. Dabeli and bread pattice were decent. If I come back, it will be for Dadar Vada Pav! Service is fast and they some seating as well. read more
2 years ago
Food: we had the vada pav and it was deliciousssss!! It's a food truck serving up vada pav's, Dabeli and more. Service: Food came out pretty quickly Ambience: it's literally next to a gas station but they have a few chairs out under a canopy for people to sit and eat. read more
Amazing food - 10/10! Seriously wonderful experience. Authentic Bombay flavors. The vada pav was hot and crispy, deliciously flavored, and with very tasty chutneys - seriously tasted Bombay-good. The amul pav bhaji was fantastic! Perfectly buttered pav, tasty bhaji with crispy chopped onions on the side. We got amul cheese with it, and while very tasty, the cheese and butter quantities were very generous, so it felt heavy to me, but some might enjoy it! The chai had a wonderful cardamom flavor, and was piping hot and heavenly. The service was fast, and they had shaded tables and chairs to enjoy the food right there. Highly recommend this place, can't wait to go back! read more
2 years ago
2 years ago
Dabeli and spicy Amul cheese pav bhaji was excellent! Extra pav with the pav bhaji was a good call and spice level was excellent! Service was fast! Vada pav was mid but dabeli was excellent! read more
Great truck for Mumbai street food at a nice quieter gas station with food seating and shade. The vada pav was very good (dadar and classic), the spicy Pav Bhaji was good, too, but pricey with the extra pav. Will be back to try the dabeli and more vada pav. read more
1 year ago
4 years ago
After seeing the five star reviews we decided to check this place out. I have lived in Mumbai and I know how traditional pav bhaji tastes like. This pav bhaji (as you can see in the picture) had hell lot of garam masala in it. I wonder how people are calling it authentic. I also found it expensive for the quality and quantity. We ordered Dabeli, it was not flavorful. Many restaurants in east bay offer 2 pav Dabeli at the same price; but here you'll get just 1 in that price. And yet taste is not that great. AND what is Dabeli without pomegranate?????? The tables were dirty & my plates were flying everywhere due to wind. Anyways good luck, will I try again definitely NO.. have few better places to spend my $$ read more
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