Really awesome place if you are craving Chaat…read more 1. Chole Kulche - 5/5, Kulche is the star, so fluffy! Can eat this all day long. 2. Dahi Batata Sev Puri - 5/5, Great flavor 3. Pav Bhaji - 4.5/5, Bhaji had a good spice kick to it 4. Paneer Sandwich - 4.5/5, hit among kids and adults 5. Masala Tea - 3/5, could definitely be improved. Notes: They don't have many tables, so you'll have to stand and eat or eat near car if the tables are full. Plenty of parking.

Chaat on wheels is very accessible food trunk on Lawrence expressway with healthy and delicious…read morefood.

Based on the dishes we tried, I don't think I'd recommend this place. My friends and I shared the…read moredahi batata puri, chinese bhel, and ragda pattice. The best of the bunch was the dahi batata puri, but it still didn't quite hit the spot. It was definitely on the sweeter side and I felt like the dahi/yogurt wasn't as creamy as I prefer. The chinese bhel was okay, but didn't have much flavor. Lastly the ragda pattice had so much potential. The flavor was there, but it was insanely spicy- even as someone with a med/high spice tolerance. You could feel the burn traveling down to your stomach. All of us found it unbearable and worse of all felt the affects for a day after. Perhaps we ordered the wrong dishes but after the all the discomfort of the meal- I don't feel inclined to return.

I'm not one to write negative reviews often, but this experience at Maya Kitchen Food Truck in…read moreSunnyvale-Cupertino Border warrants it. Yesterday, I ordered a Vada Pav, Shalimar Egg Mughlai (on their recommendation from their list of egg dishes), and a Veg Frankie -- and honestly, none of it lived up to the hype(5 stars currently) or price point. Vada Pav: It was okay. The "mirchi" served alongside was literally a raw Thai green chili. Really? At least pan-fry it with some salt and oil to enhance the flavor. For over $10 with taxes, this was already pricier than better Vada Pavs you can get at places like Elco Drive, and yet it offered nothing exceptional. Frankie: This one made me genuinely angry. It was a soggy maida roll stuffed with the same aloo masala from the Vada Pav, plus a few sad shreds of cabbage. That's it. And they had the audacity to charge $12 for it. ($1.50 for cheese, lol I am glad we didn't add)This isn't a Frankie -- it's a lazy repackaged Vada Pav with no flavor or creativity. They threw in some pickled jalapeños on the side, which only added confusion. If you're running a fusion menu(well partially), at least mention it upfront instead of misleading customers. Egg Shalimar Mughlai: At $13, it was passable but still not impressive. The bun on the side was not toasted or anything. Better than the Frankie, but nothing I'd recommend or return for. I was so excited for trying this place but, overall, this place is overpriced, underwhelming, and frankly disappointing. If your Vada Pav and Frankie are practically identical, maybe inform customers before they order both. I wouldn't recommend Maya Kitchen -- save your time, appetite and money and go somewhere else. Thank me later.

Getting bhel puri since was hungry and craving something small and quick. The bhel puri had lots of…read morepeanuts, like every bite had 2-3 and overpowered the dish taste. The chutneys added were very cold and sweet and did not go well with it. Overall a below average chaat place. I would not recommend this place based of this dish.

I had a vada pav craving to satisfy so I stopped by this place late afternoon. The service and…read morecleanliness are quite spot on. However, I was quite disappointed with the vada pav. It felt like the vadas were fried twice as you can tell from the photo resulting in the vadas tasting oily overpowering the flavor of the filling inside. The dahi puri was also quite alright tasting mostly cold. Maybe it was just a time of day thing or they just had an off day.

We were out at Lowe's picking up some shelving and decided to see what's in the area for dinner…read more Baba's kitchen came up in our search. This is a food truck parked in the gas station. There's some seating available for fine in option but the business is primarily to go. The owner and his wife - really friendly people - are from Nepal. We ordered some samosas, egg fried rice and spicy tofu with vegetables. The owner gave us some hot 'welcome' tea while we waited for our food. It was cold and the tea ( chai?) was very much appreciated. The food was well packaged and portion size was good. Food was delicious. Loved the tofu ! He also gave us some extra spicy sauce to try! Would definitely come back again to try other items on the menu.

I've been here two times and I quite like this place…read more Chicken Momos - 5/5, as good as any you'll get from a Nepali food truck in the bay. Juicy, fresh and piping hot! Chicken fried rice - 3.5/5, I requested this to be lighter in oil, and that probably took away some of the flavor. I felt it was slightly bland and could've had more flavor. The amount of chicken was also slightly less, I wish there was more. I would ask them to make it spicy, if possible. I've also tried both the Chowmein and the Gobi Manchurian from here at a friend's place and I recommend them. I remember the Gobi Manchurian to be a good balance of spice and sweet and crispy. They also have afternoon lunch combos, where they do momos, fried rice/chowmein and a chicken/gobi/tofu chilli. I missed this last time because I didn't know about it until I went there to pickup :(. So next time!

Best Bombay street food!!! Dadar Vada pav 10/10…read moreDabheli 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!

First time trying vada pav, solid vegetarian creation for my omnivore…read more 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

Must try : kadhi kachori, roti dal makhani, chhole bature, chai. Chaat is okayish! Fpod is freshly…read moreprepared and very flavorful just like how we get in India

Welp, we're back into the cold, fluffy season again....where some people DGAF about spreading their…read morecooties. If you're looking for something warm and soulful while boosting your immune system: Kadhi Kachori! A specialty at Chatpata India, Kadhi Kachori ($11.99) is North Indian Street Food of curry with a fried fritter: https://tinyurl.com/te656uwn The turmeric-rich, yogurt-based curry is served piping hot with a large lentil fritter sliced into triangular pieces. A fantastic balance of bold tangy flavors and crispy-soft textures with the raw diced onions giving a sweet sharpness. My only gripe is I requested it to be spicy but it was more mild-medium spicy. Maybe they thought we couldn't handle the heat so requesting desi spicy next time. Equally delicious is their Dahi Sev Puri w/ potatoes, tamarind + mint cilantro chutney, yogurt, sev (8 pc - $7.99): https://tinyurl.com/2rvnu4k3 The crunchy shell (semolina-based) is filled with spiced potatoes, topped with myriad of sauces, crunchy sev (fried chickpea noodles), and something tart...reminiscent of pomegranate seeds. Great contrasting textures and punchy flavors from the chutneys. Overall, Kadhi Kachori is not the easiest thing to find so Chatpata India is def worth a visit you're in the area! O T H E R I N F O * Chatpata India is food truck serving an array of vegetarian Indian food: chaats, curries, hot entrees (chana bhatura, poori chana, etc), naan, and rice. * Spice levels can be customized. * Takeout, delivery, and outdoor seating available (4 tables under a canopy). * Friendly owner and staff with prompt food service. * Plenty of parking in the plaza.

so you dont have to go on a wild goose chase like we did. they have relocated into their own…read morerestaurant in santa clara. new location: taqueria el noa noa 930 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, CA 95050

This is my friend's favorite quesabirria spot so I had to give it a try…read more It's a truck parked outside a bar. The tacos were crispy and not greasy which i liked. It was on the smaller side. It comes with consome, red and green salsa, grilled onions and cucumbers. For some reason it didn't come with cilantro and onions. Flavor was good.

Located in the costco sunnyvale parking lot along with 2 other food trucks - johal and pav bhaji…read morespice street. Its a long wait so make sure you are not pressed for time. In $18, we got: - chicken momo - 4/5 - $11 for 8 pcs seemed expensive compared to everest momo but taste was decent so i would still recommend it. Made fresh and served with 2 sauces. Both paired well! - freshly squeezed lemonade with mint - 2/5 - definitely not freshly squeezed and too expensive for a food truck lemonade. Skip this item. Overly sweet for my taste. Deducting 1 star for being too expensive and slow for a food truck quick bite.

Food Quality: *** (Decent, but not my preference) Service:…read more*** (Standard food truck experience) Setting: *** (Street food, parking can be tricky) Cost: *** (Reasonable pricing) I tried Kathmandu Street Kitchen and went with the momo (Nepali dumplings) since it seemed like a signature item. They were okay, but not really my style. The dumplings were filled with ground chicken, which isn't my favorite, and I'm not sure if that's the standard preparation or just the option I got. The flavor was mild, and while the dipping sauce helped, it wasn't anything particularly exciting. Service was fast and efficient, and the food came out hot. It's a food truck, so expect a casual setup--no seating and limited space to stand around. Parking was a little difficult, but that's pretty standard for street food spots. Overall, I wouldn't say it was bad, but it didn't stand out either. If you love ground chicken momos, you might enjoy it more than I did.

If happiness had wheels, it would be this taco truck…read more I don't know what they're putting in these tacos--love, magic, or a secret family recipe guarded by abuelas--but I'm fully convinced they could solve world peace if more people ate here. Every time I show up I tell myself "just two tacos" and every time I leave wondering how five mysteriously disappeared. The food is fast, the flavors are outrageous, and the salsa has just enough kick to remind you you're alive. 10/10. If this truck ever drives away permanently, I will simply follow it.

What a wonderful taco truck located in the parking lot of a closed liquor store. Decided to try a…read morelittle bit of everything and ordered carne asada tacos, burrito and nachos. Tacos were solid, great flavor on the carne and the taco was pretty big! Burrito was also huge but the ratio of meat to beans and rice was perfect. The nachos is where they lost us. We ordered carne asada and nfortunatly they ran out so we had to opt for chicken. Chicken was ok, a little dry and just overall not as yummy as the tacos and burrito. There was only one person ahead of us when we ordered and it look about 20 mins to make our order. The line started to pile up so i can image those orders took about 30 mins.

Unique food truck in Bay Area! This isn't just a food joint but it's an experience!…read more Vegetarian reviewer: To start with, I am not usually a big fan of too many eggs on my plate, but I thoroughly enjoyed their innovative creations. They have interesting dishes with paneer and chicken as well. We ordered two dishes- Leela lasun keema - This dish was intriguing, with cheese, grated egg, and a rich, spicy gravy. The portion size was generous; a single person won't be able to finish it with just three breads. It was very filling, we took back home the leftover and enjoyed it later with some rotis. They have another version of this- "kachu" with runny eggs instead of grated eggs.. well thought option! Volcano egg biryani- The dish is as interesting as its name suggests. The base is an omelette, and the rice is flavorful with bell peppers, finely chopped veggies, and aromatic spices. The center is with a tomato-based curry. The cheese on the side was amazing, and I loved it. The spicy guava drink is super refreshing with a playful mix of spice, salt, sourness, and the sweetness of guava. I really enjoyed it! They have music playing and the place is lit, creating a total vibe for spending time in the evening on a lazy weekend/ after work, or post-workout. The food is pure indulgence and covered our protein requirements with eggs, along with some fat to burn off. Kinda guilt free. Also, they have games, garba events and other many interesting things going on at different times. Superb vibes, never disappoints! Conveniently located in Sunnyvale - easy to find parking. Ask the owners for their recommendations based on your preferences. They are very nice to talk to and are super passionate about this truck, having brought something they loved from New York to the Bay Area.

Tasty flavors, unique textures. The paneer sandwich is very good, masala omelette was full of…read moreflavor. The leela lasun kheema was delicious but had a slightly bitter aftertaste, probably from the loads of garlic. Overall, solid spot, will definitely come back. The service was friendly and fairly quick. The eating area is casual and clean.