Swaraj India

Robot server was handsome Mohan was making sure we got all the menu correctly. Everything was explained well. Food was delicious. Great ambiance. Music would have been good. Will definitely go again.

They've got the BEST goat curry i ever had right here!In other words, they are the G.O.A.T in serving hot, flavorful and mastered tenderness in each bite. I only got 2 items, so I will have to try out more next time.Food comes out pretty quickly and there are outside seating.

If you're in the Bay Area and find yourself dreaming of the perfect vada pav, look no further than Swaraj Food Truck! This place has one of the best vada pavs. The vadas are hot, crispy, and packed with flavor, nestled perfectly in fresh bread. The chutney adds just the right kick of spiciness that makes every bite a delight.Even though parking can be a bit of a challenge, especially on weekends, the quick service more than makes up for it. Your food arrives in no time, and there are a few tables available if you want to enjoy your meal right then and there.For those who need a little balance to the heat, I highly recommend the kesar pista lassi. It's the perfect cooling companion to the vada pav's spice.While my heart belongs to their vada pav, I've also tried the bhel and misal pav. The bhel is decent, though the chutney leans a bit on the sour side for my taste. The misal pav is good, but it's the vada pav that keeps me coming back.In short, Swaraj Food Truck is a must-visit for vada pav enthusiasts in the Bay Area!

A tryout place here in Milpitas for Indian Street Food, they had north indian style food, but can be tried once. Tried Pav Bhaji and Vada-Pav, tastes different but was good. Can try once on their Pav Bhaji, will probably try Cheese pav-bhaji next time. The service is quick and easy to order as well, can be ordered online too for pickup. Parking might get tricky especially on weekends. But usually its floating, lucky if you find a spot.

Fast service, authentic food and flavors and if you like traditional Maharashtrian food, great options.

I was here with extended family for lunch. My first time here and being a Puneri I was curious. The ambience gives a maharashtrian vibe with the posters of RaniLaxmiBai, Jijamaata, the warli painting, the sketches of pandhari varkari... All that felt nostalgic. The menu card was interesting as it reminded olden days of letters that used to travel across kingdoms. It's a vast menu with appetizers, soups and salads, vegetarian, non-vegetarian and fish items specially coming from Maharashtrian cuisine as well as Malvan/Konkan side of flavors too. I started with sol kadi for a drink, others ordered beer called beera, appetizers we ordered kande bhaji and kothimbirichi vadi - both were very tasty. To be easy we ordered thali - mutton and chicken. The thali comes with rassa which comes from the meat that you chose (chicken or mutton), one veg sabzi on the sides, buttermilk, koshimbir, loncha, papad, chicken/ mutton curry , poli, fresh salad, kothimbir vadi, rice and shrikhand as dessert. It's a complete meal as you can see and was very filling by the time we finished eating shrikhand. If you pay in cash you do get a 5% discount as well. Overall, a great experience. The servers wear an orange vest which reminds you of stories from Shivaji's Darbar , the one thing missing was the topi . I enjoyed it and will definitely want to try other items from their menu. It is spicy so if you love spicy food then you must try and more spicier one is if it's Kolhapuri cuisine. I will recommend it as this is for vegetarians and meat lovers too. They do have a kids menu as well.

Best Maharashtrian place in san joseHad a delightful dinner at this place! The Kothimbir vadi as starters was decent, but the main course stole the show! The Malvani chicken and Tava chicken with chapati were mouthwateringly delicious, and the Pav-Bhaji was simply divine. For desserts, the Anjir kulfi and basundi were a perfect ending to the meal. Special thanks to Bhalbir for the excellent service and assistance throughout! Highly recommend this restaurant for a flavorful experience.

SERVICE- located in a parking lot very close to the intersection of 880 and 237- do not park in the foster's freeze lot the owner was very rude to us. If there is no parking right next to the truck, use the shopping complex behind- limited outdoor tables with string lights - can get very crowded especially on a Friday evening- order at one window and pick up at a separate window- can be ordered to go or for there- food made very quickly and fresh- workers are straightforward and do not spend a lot of time chatting with customers- no restroom nearby- good for casual dinner MENU- maharashtrian Indian street food- mostly vegetarian with some meat options- well priced ($8 per dish)FOOD- sev batata puri (6/10): Crispy wafer rounds with mashed potato, onion, cilantro, and chickpea flour sev topping. Since we ordered it to go, they did not mix the chutneys into the dish which kept it from getting soggy. It was a good quantity to share between a few people. The potato was cooked well and the spices added a good amount of flavor. - ragda pattice (6/10): 2 potato patties soaked in a yellow pea curry. This is one of my favorite dishes to order from a chaat place since it combines the potato patties and a usually flavorful curry. I had to add quite a bit of both the mint and tamarind chutneys in order to get this one to the level of spice that I typically like. The patties also did not have a crispy crust and almost dissolved into the pea curry. - vada pav (9/10): 2 pieces of fried potato balls in freshly baked bread buns with spicy powder. This was the dish that we were recommended to come and try so naturally we ordered it. It was fantastic and lived up to expectations. The spicy powder adds the right amount of flavor to balance the slightly sweet bread. The potato is not very oily and you can tell that it was freshly made.WOULD I COME BACK? Just to get the vada pav again.

Loved the vada pav, pav bhaji and misal pav. I would come back for the vada pav, probably the best in the Bay Area.

Surmai fry was amazing. Shev bhaaji was okay. Shrikhanda puri was super yummy. Solkadhi was good. Kothimbeer wadi was awesome. Service was great. Ambience was very pleasant. Must visit this place. Sorry no pics this time.