By far one of the best and most authentic Indian street food I've come across in the bay area. I tried all the items on the menu and each of them took me back to as if I was back in India again. The owner and everyone else are really nice, are experts in their craft and looking to introduce the rich and diverse Indian cuisine (break the cliche of indian food being only curry) at an affordable price. I would highly recommend it to people familiar with the dishes and for people who are looking to try something new and delicious! The only caveat is there is little to no seating place but the food can be consumed standing like traditional Mexican food trucks and they offer door dash and to go boxes (really good packaging).

We came to know about this place recently so thought of giving it a shot since Bay area doesn't have dozens of Pav bhaji only places. We ordered Pav bhaji, Vadapav, Schezwan Vadapav and Chai. I really loved the chai and pav bhaji. Vada pav was a bit spicy as per my liking but pretty good otherwise. Since it's a new food truck there wasn't many people so we got our order quick. Also they have two tables so you might get to sit and eat. The location is something which was little off but the food was pretty good!

Bay Area’s Best Pav Bhaji The food is just stop on for an Indian taste palette. Everything served is closest to how it is served back in india. Street food done right. Spice level can be customized, staff was cooperative. Tea was well balanced with right sweetness and tea leaf. It’s an amazing place for family to enjoy a meal together. Do have Vegan options.

July’23 update Still Very consistent taste. Nice tables to sit next to food truck. I am impressed that the way their pav bhaji stays hot for good amount of time. We mostly go for spicy option, but normal one is also perfect. Don’t miss Vadapav and dabeli. Nov’22:- Tasty pav bhaji. Balanced taste between homely and street pav bhaji. You can ask for more spicy pav bhaji if you want when it’s cold outside! Vada Pav collection and Dabeli is also recommended. Owner is very genuine. We always go here for pav bhaji for quick evening dinner. Bhaji quantity is a lot. You can easily eat extra pav with it.

So this truck popped up in my recommendation right when my wife was craving for pav bhaji :D So naturally we decided to drive 30 mins to try it out. We ordered the Spicy Amul Pav bhaji, Dadar Vada pav and Masala vada pav. They have a few covered tables next to the truck. We were able to find a table. I have tried quite a few vada pav around the bay and the Masala Vada pav here was very unique and tasty. The Dadar vada pav reminded me of back home where they give you some "chura" along with the vada pav. Pav bhaji was flavorful as well and not too spicy. My 3 year old liked it as well. The service was fast and the owner was very friendly. Will definitely be back for more :)

I drove 45min and it was worth it. Food was 5 star!!! If you are looking for authentic taste it's definitely worth a try! Spicy Pav Bhaji was awesome, felt that authentic taste. It's served with Amul butter 🧈 that's a plus. Dadar Vadapav was good, nothing exceptional but definitely delicious.

Away from the well known popular hot spots, this food truck is manned by a friendly team of two. They have a few chairs under a light covering frame. The food was fresh and delicious. The cost was economical. And clearly the customers who came there had been there several times. They left satisfied. I went there for the first time and left satisfied with the food and value for money. I'd certainly recommend this place if you are looking for good quality Indian street food that is specifically from Western India (particularly Mumbai and Pune).

I know one would expect pav bhaji to be the usp coz of their name. And yes it’s good. But I love their vada pav and the varieties they offer! The best chai and vada pav you ll eat in Bay Area. Period. Am not big into vada pav, but their vada pav, Surely tastes like it’s made fresh just for you. I can’t get enough!!!!! They also have Chaas for extra hot days. Love it! We take our dog there for an evening snack too.. 🐶

Truck is located on the side of gas station. There is plenty of parking and area is less crowded. Truck and sitting space is clean and sitting is shaded. Had vadapav and pav bhaaji. Food tasted okay, better than someplace i had in bay area. For some it may taste closer to their home.

Definitely one of best Pav Bhaji food-truck in the Bay Area. I always go for spicy pav Bhaji (with Amul Butter) and Dadar vada Pav which are pretty good. The texture of the pavbhaji met my expectations, and the consistency was also perfect.

We ordered the Pav Bhaji regular, Spicy Pav Bhaji with Amul cheese, Bread patties and Amrutulya tea. Everything was fantastic and tasty. Highly recommend this place for an authentic Mumbai Pune street food experience!

Delicious vada pavs at very reasonable prices. The vada itself was soft and crispy and their schezwan sauce variant was especially fun to eat. Will have to try their classic vada pav next along with the actual pav bhaji, but I’m confident they will also taste awesome.

Great food. Loved everything especially Amul Pav Bhaji. They have 8 types of Vada pav. Their Dabeli is great too. Nice shaded seating area to seat and enjoy the food truck food. Highly recommend trying it out with frnds and family

Loved the vada pav. Authentic taste, good food. Chhas was good too. Dabeli could have been better, nice representation though. Free chai sample for your pleasure. :) Recommended. We will definitely visit again.

Good tasting Pav bhaji and vada pav. Make sure you get the spicy one if you are a spice eating person and don’t miss the butter.

Amul Pav Bhaji is delicious and has a pretty good spice kick. My Indian friend said it’s not as thick as back home, so it’s designed for dunking and not a sandwich. The portion is big (a pint?) so I ordered extra bread to soak it up and glad I did. Proprietors are very friendly and offered samples of their tea. Two tables with seating for four under a canopy are available and were free when we visited for lunch.

Very fresh and tasty vadapav in town! Dadar vadapav comes with coriander and tamarind chutney with the side of boondi. Masala vadapav has pav(bread) toasted with spices and Amul butter. Pav bhaji was was pretty good too. Delicious food and served hot. Definitely recommend! Amrut-tulya chaha (indian tea) is a must try! Dabeli was not bad. *There are no heaters with only outdoor seating.

If you're in the mood for a delicious and satisfying Indian street food, be sure to check out the Indian food truck serving dabeli and vadapao. Whether you're looking for a quick lunch or a late-night snack, you won't be disappointed. Both the dabeli and vadapao are hearty, filling, and packed with flavor. The spiced potato filling is well-seasoned and the various toppings and chutneys provide a perfect balance of sweet, savory, and spicy flavors. The bread is soft and fluffy, providing a great texture contrast to the crunchy sev and peanuts

Ordered regular vadapav and surprised with no toasted pav and no green chutney. I thought that’s the basic thing in vadapav.

Food truck it is, prices aren't food truck level though! Dadar Vada Pav was good in taste but the accompanied chutneys were like Sampad chutneys, had better vada Pav and definitely missed the authentic garlic coconut chutney. Pav Bhaji was okay ( just loses with cheese and butter) but Pav was too good. Their cardamom tea is the best. Dabeli and bread pattice were decent. If I come back, it will be for Dadar Vada Pav!