Bombay Street Food

Awesome& Tasty Food. We tried Cheese Pav Bhaji,Samaso and Raj Kachori. The Raj Kachori was so excellent we ended up ordering twice.😁😁😁 The mumbai chai was lip smacking. had a tasty tea after ages😅 proper mumbai chai

I absolutely love the chats we get here! We usually get Pani Poori & Bhel Puri. Everything here tastes super fresh and good. A must visit place in Austin for good Indian chats & snacks. This is tucked away inside a Chevron gas station, so finding it was a bit tricky. Also the parking here is absolutely chaotic. There is very limited parking space so finding a spot is going to be difficult especially during weekends. The other thing that we’re not satisfied about is their service. The person who took our order was very rude & yelled at us when he couldn’t hear what we said. And he kept talking to the other staff inside in another language about us when we were placing our order thinking we don’t understand that language. I felt that was unnecessary. I personally recommend getting takeout and eating in your car/ at home to avoid the crowd that comes during the weekend

Dahi puri is amazing! Highly recommended ordering it in separate containers, otherwise it gets soggy. Samosa chat was ok mainly because of the sogginess. Also try out the masala tea :)

Bombay street food is known for its vibrant flavors and variety. It's great to hear that they cater to individual tastes and prioritize customer care. I'll definitely suggest you to taste "raj Kachori " once

If you’re craving authentic, homestyle Indian food, this is the place to be. The flavors are rich, comforting, and taste just like home, with every bite reminding you of traditional Gujarati cooking. Whether it’s the perfectly spiced dishes or the warm hospitality, this food truck captures the essence of homemade Indian meals, making it a go-to spot for anyone missing the taste of home. Highly recommend!

This is my first time in Austin, and I've been craving some desi food. When I found the truck I felt really happy and tried their potato burger (not sure what it's called) and dahi puri. I loved them both immensely. The burger was spiced well, and the yogurt+spice filled puris really balanced the meal I've finished it off with ginger chai, and I must say that this is the first time I tried ginger chai that was made well, and I loved it (all my previous attempts at creating it tasted weird.. so usually i avoid adding ginger to my chai masala) Warning: I'm not Desi (Arab) so I can't speak on the authenticity of the dish, but authentic or not, it really left a positive impression on me and I'll surely be visiting this place again!

While the vada pav at Bombay Street Food Food truck wasn't quite what I expected, served on a hamburger bun instead of the traditional style, it was still a decent snack. However, it lacked the authenticity I was hoping for. Despite this, the truck offers a variety of other dishes worth trying, making it a decent option for a quick bite.

We had pav vaji, pani puri and bhel. Ina word the food were SUPER delicious according to our tastebud. We are not from India but we are familiar with these street food. So we went there to try and we were very pleased with the food. I personally liked the pav vaji and the gravy served with it. The gravy was thick and tasted really good with the pav which is a piece of bread roll. The second thing I liked was the bhel. It’s basically puffed rice mixed with some spices. It was decent. In our country we also have that but mixed with green chili and spices of our kind. That actually taste better than this to us. But anyway, this bhel was a good substitute of that hot and spicy rice puff from our country. Panipuri was average. It wasn’t something that would force you to bring out the wow expression. The puris could have been fried a little less. Some of the puris had burnt marks because of over frying. However these tasted decent with the sweet and tangy liquids these were served with. It also came with a lentil (dal). The atmosphere was good. The shop is actually a food truck trying to create the vibe of street food. So you order standing in-front of the truck and then after picking up you sit in an open space. It’s actually the space of a gas station. Feels like eating right in front of the street, which is a good way to bring some of the memories from our country back.