Chandni Chowk

i love pani puri!! there's not much here in washington so this was a real treat. it's live so you eat them immediately as they hand you one after the other. it's fun to do this with someone else or a group.my favorite was definitely the khatta metha which has tamarind in it! it's refreshing and savory at the same time.

Live pani puri with several options for the pani is their top sellers. You get a buzzer and at once 2-4 folks are served live. Great idea in an excellent location with good ambiance. The surrounding place is lively, gives you good Indian street food vibes.Chole kulche and dahi poori didn't impress as much as pani puri. Several revisits only for the live pani puri.

The place gets 5 stars for its pani puri. 8 puris for 8.99 with four flavors. Def try their mint and khatta meetha water. The pomegranates and Kala khata water are so so flavored. The service is fast. I really like the concept of outside fire pits and wish they had a larger area with more fire pits. We tried their samosa chaat and it frankly sucked. We couldn't eat it and had to toss it in the trash. I have been here several times for the pani puri and will go again for only that. The Matka chai is also so so. I'd recommend getting chai fromChaiwalla instead.

One of the best Indian food trucks in Fremont. They serve tasty chai in clay cups (disposable) making it feel super authentic. My favorite item from their menu is chole with is serviced with chapati/roti but I like to get an extra one. If you're a fan of spicy food then you'll love the food. The food truck is located across from Fremont Apni Mandi. The parking might be a challenge but not impossible. On the weekends this location gets super busy making it a fun place to visit. Would definitely recommend.

The atmosphere would make you feel like you're in India. My friends and I had their chhole kulche and golgappe. The service was super quick for chhole kulche but golgappe since it's live counter it's a little slow. The chhole kulche were piping hot which was awesome. It tasted great but wouldn't say it was authentic kulche. Golgappe were not bad. They had 5-6 flavors of paani, but in my opinion apni mandi has better golgappe.

The place has a great atmosphere with cool lighting and oil barrels repurposed as standing tables, plus a cozy fireplace. We tried the chole-kulcha and chai. The chole was tasty, but the kulchas were a bit underwhelming. However, I really enjoyed the chai!

Food was really good and is very spicy depending on what you get. For true Indians only. It's also a standup place so you can't sit down. Pain puri rlly good

TL;DR: - pass on the chai tea and try the momo dumplings next door instead. parking:- generous parking available wait time:- zero ambiance:- unique food truck experience that comes with several fireplaces and music.food:[Not Worth It]- chai tea: decided to try this since we wanted a hot beverage on a chilly evening night. Everyone else around us was ordering this so we thought it likely was good. It was not the case! It tasted very bland and thick-- after 2 sips I couldn't finish it.

One of the best Indian restaurants I've been to, their pani puri is one of the best in the South Bay and they have great chicken and vegetarian entrees, I especially like the Aslaam BBQ chicken and the palak paneer.Considering they are one of the only restaurants open late, and the staff is extremely nice you should definitely check this place out.

Everything was good must try pani puri its a food truck but you will feel like you are in india you can try here chole kuclche and chai they are yummy