Thindi Beedhi (Food Street)

First of all — it’s completely vegetarian, which is honestly amazing. Secondly, it stays open till quite late. We went around 12 AM and there were still multiple outlets open and serving fresh food. And the best part — North Indian street-style chowmein in Bangalore… uff, finally found it! That proper desi street taste is hard to get here. Another highlight was finding old-style Coke in glass bottles — such a nostalgic touch. We tried chowmein and soya chaap from Panjit Rasoi, and both were absolutely delicious. This place is definitely becoming our go-to adda for every other weekend.

Visited on a bustling evening, and the energy was unmistakable—crowds, chatter and the unmistakable aroma of street-style Indian snacks. This spot is a haven for vegetarian food lovers, with countless stalls dishing out local favorites. We tried the Pav Bhaji and Chole Bature both delivered on flavor. The pav was buttery and well-spiced, while the chole had a punchy masala kick, paired with fluffy bature that hit the spot. If you're chasing taste over presentation, this place delivers. Hygiene isn’t the selling point here it’s more of a grab-and-go setup. Think fast bites, not finesse. Seating is minimal, and the ambiance is pure street-style chaos. But if you're okay with that, the food makes it worth the detour. Great for a quick vegetarian fix, especially if you're craving bold flavors and don’t mind trading cleanliness for character.

Thindi Beedi the best place for food lovers 😻 VV Puram Food Street, also known as Thindi Beedi, is a must-visit destination for all foodies in Bangalore! This vibrant street is packed with a variety of mouth-watering vegetarian dishes from crispy dosas and spicy rotis to sweet holige and more. The atmosphere truly comes alive after 5 PM, with the street buzzing with food lovers and the delicious aroma of freshly prepared snacks. The best part? Everything is reasonably priced, making it perfect for a tasty food walk without burning a hole in your pocket. If you're in Bengaluru and love exploring different vegetarian street foods, VV Puram Food Street is a pure veg paradise you shouldn't miss!

GREAT HEIST FOR VEGETARIANS!!! 🚨‼️ If you are from North and missing your street style noodles, chaat and more. This is a must visit place.. Please try the noodles from the first shop that’s near the parking space. And also try pakode/Bhajji just beside to that shop. Do not forget to try chocolate coated strawberries that is near Arya Samaj building. All these things you can try that within Rs.100. It’s amazing, tasty and worth the crowd. ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

Food few places were good , recommendation- Dev sagar , and pasta in last , the strawberry chocolate, , rest all is just warm food taste wise not a great place . Must visit in the eve , or weekends , costing was more for few eatables .

Nice experience for vegetarians and especially for North Indian folks as it contains culinary cuisines and large variety of north indian items. There is one shop which serves matka rabdi, believe me you will not find such refreshing and great rabdi in whole Bengaluru. It was so fresh and subtle sweet. You can have it with jalebi and gulab jamun too. You can try wadapav too there but honestly that was okayish only, instead you can opt for dabeli there which is better. I tried : Matka rabdi (80 rs per plate) Aloo tikki chaat (60) Flavoured pani puri (30) Rabdi kulfi (40) (ps: don’t eat at the last stall of street) Vadapav (50 for 2 pcs)

This is a perfect place for Foodies in Bangalore. Food Street has different varieties of food and all at decent price. The food here is also mouth watering and reasonably priced. Loved visiting this place & will visit again for sure. This is a must go-to place for all foodie visitors to Bangalore. Do try..

One of the best food streets in India. You have over 50 shops serving different kinds of food and snacks. Main course is limited but large variety of snacks and deserts. Some of the must try are curd kodubale, pineapple bajji, rabadi cup, paneer cutlet, Raj kachori chat, drum kulfi. But there are lots more. Do visit and be cautious about Sunday crowds.