RJ Indian Street Food

Came a while back and tried a paneer sandwich and the mango lassi. Everything was perfect ! The staff is super friendly and food is authentic. I also ordered something that was very spicy but can't seem to remember the name of it but it came in a pint container.

An Indian Street food truck has popped up currently located in the Shell station parking lot close to the Babcock/Dezavala curve. I decided to order a few things to try different items. The Indian burger with cheese was SO GOOD. It was almost like samosa filling on a bun with this thin white cheese and spicy sauce. Don't miss the burger! The samosas were fresh and packed with filling. The last thing I tried was pani puri, which were these little nests filled with chickpeas and onion. I downed it with some kind of mint water that was refreshing, but also a bit spicy. Everything was packaged so pretty and only took about 10 minutes. They also have a few drinks I will have to try next time. They accept cash for a discount or cards. Currently only open 4 to 9 pm, closed Monday.

The place is inside gas station parking and we were very skeptical of going there but we are glad we went. The food was authentic Manekchiwk - Ahmedabad style. We ordered Dahipuri, Bombay sandwich, grilled Bombay sandwich, vada pav , Dabeli and Masala Dosa. Every single item was delicious!

The food was nice and decent. We tried the following items. It is 4.5 star place with my experience for sure. Could be 5 star if the onions are done proper way.Cheese Pav Bhaji - 4.5/5 everything was good with the taste of it. The onions weren't good so they apologized for it and said they would work on it.Dahi Puri - 4/5 was nice and tasty but could have been better.Samosa chaat -4.5/5 it was nice and tasty. Samosas were in big chucks, should be a bit smaller.Papdi Chaat - 4.5/5 it was good. Nice and tasty.Pani Puri- my brother has it and he said it was pretty decent. He said they used the black Chana in it.They cut the onions using the hand pulled chopper which made them taste sour. Informed them about it and they said they would rectify it and make sure it is not repeated in the future. Apart from the onions in all the dishes the food tastes pretty decent.We asked for jeera masala soda thinking they make it but it was canned so didn't get it. In my experience if they continue with the same quality of chaat they would be the best in town.

Authentic and tasty Indian street food is hard to find in San Antonio. I recommend the vada pav which is my favorite dish at this establishments. The owner Rajubhai is so kind and friendly.

Amazing food and service. Everything was perfect! Best grilled sandwich in San Antonio. I am so glad we have this all vegetarian option now in SA.

Food was delicious Staff was friendly RJ was personable in the way he introduced himself and made recommendations for what to order next time.My first food truck experience in Texas(:Sending love all the way from MN!

This was such great food. We have been here a couple of times and both times absolutely loved the food. The vada Pav and Pav bhaji are my personal favorites. The bhel puri is so flavorful as well. San Antonio needed a good chat place and this is fits the bill and is just perfect for those weekend Pav bhaji cravings.

Best Indian food in texas coming tomorrow againsame taste as India loved it the chef ‍ r very amazing the food is soo fresh I just went yesterday for the first time I m craving again can't wait to goo back

I was surprised to find this little gem (food truck) in San Antonio during my visit.I tried more than half of the menu and it was excellent. Tasty, fresh, and authentic.Pav bhaji was my favorite. They have option for no onion no garlic (Jain) for most items in the menu.Staff was nice and courteous. It's located in shell gas station.