Bombay Chowpatty | Best Indian Street Food & Chaat in Irving, Tx

One of the best vada pavs I’ve had in Dallas! They also serve Jain main course and satvik food, which is great for those looking for fasting-friendly options. The place is pocket-friendly and offers good variety. I also tried their aloo paratha, and it was really tasty. I loved their pav bhajji also( they also have Jain pav bhajji). Definitely worth a visit!

The food was average, nothing great or exceptional. The quantity for the price is not justified. Took a ragda pattice and u can see from the picture how below par it looks! Service is the worst ! Wouldn’t recommend. I was forced to take a parcel - got that uncomfortable!

It was a pure nostalgia on a plate. The food instantly transported me back to the streets of Maharashtra — the flavors are that authentic. The Dahi puri had the perfect balance of spice, tang, and freshness, the dabeli was packed with that sweet-spicy chutney goodness, and the misal was bold, comforting, and exactly how it’s meant to be enjoyed. Every bite felt like reliving childhood memories and street-food evenings back home. For anyone missing real Maharashtrian chaat in the US, this place is a gem. Consistent flavors, true authenticity, and food that genuinely brings emotions and memories with it. Highly recommended — I’ll definitely be back! 🌶️🥙✨

Some items were good. Some were bad! The kashta kachori with ragda and the Vada pav were great. They had the right amount of tang and sweetness. The veggie sandwiches were kinda bad. They had an insane amount of cheese. The dhabeli was honestly rubbish!! It didn’t have pomegranate, the peanuts were not crunchy, nor were they spiced! We ordered tea. They forgot to add it to the bill. They didn’t repeat the order, nor did they give us a receipt. When we went to ask, the lady took several minutes trying to find our receipt.

I recently visited this Indian restaurant and would rate it 4 stars. Their dahi puri was absolutely delicious, and I highly recommend it. The aloo toast sandwich was also a standout and left me craving for more. However, I found the vada pav to be just average in terms of taste. The milkshakes were a bit pricey considering the quantity, as they seemed to be a simple mix of Vadilal ice cream flavors and milk. Lastly, I was disappointed with the service as the staff seemed somewhat rude when taking orders and serving.

Food: Taste ans Quality - It gives that nice street food taste. Quality is OK. Quantity: some items lie chat are priced very competitively but the qualities are less. On the other hand, some other items are priced high though not all accompaniments. E.g. Dosa just had to chutney and samarth. For a similarly competitive price elsewhere, we get 3-4 chutney. Water is a bit far and no jugs. So, for a person who drinks a lot of water, this can be a bit of an inconvenience. Put pitchers of water on each table. Service; You order and get the food when prepared. Ambience: the street food experience extends to the seating as well. And it is appropriate.

10/10 I recommend this. A quick, local casual spot for lunch. Somehow they managed to get this place to smell exactly how restaurants in India smell! That may sound odd but it was a very nostalgic aroma. Everything we got was delicious. We finished every bite! Got the chais, chowpatty Bombay dosa (divine! Their specialty), pav bhaji, and dahi papri chat. The papri chat was so good we got another order. Incredibly delicious and super fast service. The murals on the walls made you feel like you really were in Bombay.

Food quality is at backseat here. All else looks ok.... bollywood posters, ambience, kitchen looks. Menu looks good on outside but it's only disappoints when it gets to your table. Try it once. For me, paneer paratha platter was a big dud. Rice was missing and paratha was a mere stale chapati fried with oil. It was very apparent. As I said, rest looked ok but food quality is a definite hit. Especially when you compare with options around.