Amols Vada Pav
Vegetarian restaurant · Alperton
181 Ealing Rd, Wembley HA0 4LW, United Kingdom
"This little spot is just up from Alperton station in Wembley, and is a popular sit-down rest stop for an unplanned cup of chai and a palm-sized pick-me-up. Like most fast food shops in London, it’s a bit scruffy around the edges, but unlike most, the Mumbai street food is carefully made. The buns of the vada pav are just crisp on the outside and soft enough to absorb the chutneys and fried potato after one bite. Inhale one and then look towards the pani puri, or maybe a samosa." - jake missing, daisy meager, sinead cranna, rianne shlebak
"This functional little Mumbai street snack spot in Wembley is the kind of in-and-out rest stop we wish were all over London. A £1.50 vada pav with a cup of warming spiced chai tea is the ideal mid-afternoon pick-me-up. But really, Amols Vada Pav is good any time of day. Dishes range from variations of vada pav, pani puri, and onion and potato bhajiyas, to chocolate samosas, paneer spring rolls, and a pizza samosa wrap. It’s a vast menu—and one that’s worth exploring." - jake missing, rianne shlebak, heidi lauth beasley, daisy meager, sinead cranna
"One bite of a £1.50 vada pav is all you need to wonder why these delicious vegetarian Mumbai street snacks aren't available on every corner in London. A corner is where you’ll find Amols Vada Pav, mind. This little spot is just up from Alperton station and is a popular sit-down rest stop for a cup of chai and a little pick-me-up. Like most fast food shops in London, it’s a little scruffy around the edges and the lighting isn’t exactly Vogue-ready, but the food is carefully made. The buns of the vada pav are just crisp on the outside but soft enough to absorb the chutneys and soft fried potato after one bite. Inhale one and then look towards adding cheese, the pan puri, or maybe a samosa." - jake missing
"One bite of a £1.50 vada pav is all you need to wonder why these delicious vegetarian Mumbai street snacks aren't available on every corner in London. A corner is where you’ll find Amols Vada Pav, mind. This little spot is just up from Alperton station and is a popular sit-down rest stop for a cup of chai and a little pick-me-up. Like most fast food shops in London, it’s a little scruffy around the edges and the lighting isn’t exactly Vogue-ready, but the food is carefully made. The buns of the vada pav are just crisp on the outside but soft enough to absorb the chutneys and soft fried potato after one bite. Inhale one and then look towards adding cheese, the pani puri, or maybe a samosa. This is a vast menu that deserves exploring. photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch photo credit: Aleksandra Boruch" - Jake Missing
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