Indian Street Food - Food Truck
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Customers' Favorites
Masala Dosa with Sambar and Chutney
Vegetable Spring Roll 6
Chicken 65 Appetizer
Chicken 65 Biriyani
Chicken Fried Rice
Veg Steamed Momos
Kara Masala Dosa
Chicken Biryani
Chicken Briyani
Chicken Noodles
Recent Reviews
I’ve been coming to this food truck since 2023, and it has genuinely become one of my favorite spots in the Bay Area. The uncle who runs the place is always so friendly, humble, and soft-spoken, and that warmth makes the experience even better.
Coming from India, finding a vada pav that actually tastes authentic means a lot to me, and this place absolutely nails it. The vada is perfectly crispy on the outside and full flavourful and hot inside, and the combination...read full review
Coming from India, finding a vada pav that actually tastes authentic means a lot to me, and this place absolutely nails it. The vada is perfectly crispy on the outside and full flavourful and hot inside, and the combination...read full review
Amazing food and customer service..chicken fried rice and chicken noodles are awesome.. will come again..
Best ever street food I’ve tried so far! Food was so good and tasty. We reached there 11:50 pm, 10 minutes before closing time. Still he patiently served our whole order and was so nice to us!
Hours
| Monday | 2PM - 12AM |
| Tuesday | 2PM - 12AM |
| Wednesday | 2PM - 12AM |
| Thursday | 2PM - 12AM |
| Friday | 2PM - 12AM |
| Saturday | 2PM - 12AM |
| Sunday | 2PM - 12AM |
Indian Street Food - Food Truck is a hidden gem in Sunnyvale, offering authentic Indian street food with amazing flavor, fresh ingredients, and great portions. Customers highlight the masala puri as amazing, instantly reminding them of home—Bangalore street-style chaat done right, with the perfect balance of spice, tanginess, and freshness. The Chicken 65 is a standout, described as spicy, crispy, and tasty, very similar to Hyderabad street-style chicken pakoda. The chicken wrap and fried rice are also good, with customizable spice levels. The chicken fried rice and chicken noodles have the same flavor profile but are good, though some feel they could be more authentic. The falooda did not taste like the original. Overall, the food truck matches expectations and feels like Hyderabad street-style food, with perfect spice and texture. The service is super friendly, and the owner is a really nice person. Note there is no seating space, so customers stand or eat in their car. Some find the masala puri a bit pricey at $12+tax for a food truck. Highly recommended for fresh Indian snacks and Bay Area food spots.