V. V. Puram Food Street
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VV Puram Food Street or popularly known as Thindi Beedi is the most loved food street of the city infused as a part of Bengaluru food culture. If you are entering from Sajjan Rao circle then you will spot this on your left. Being credited as one of the first shops to be put on the street, Vasavi Chatnis is a must-stop for amazingly tasty Jalebis, Akki Roti, Ragi Roti, and Noodles. Just after Shri Vasavi Chatnis, you’ll find this restaurant to your left which is insanely popular for their authentic curd Kodu Bale. With a history of 75 years to its credit, Arya Vysya is primarily known for their crispy curd ring coupled with spicy and red chutneys. You can also try their soft and fluffy Idlis which are equally good. Idli Mane which is right next to Dev Sagar serves the regular South-Indian dishes like Idli, Dose, Khaara Bath in the street. However, this food point is famous for their Holige which is served in three varieties – Dal, Coconut, and Sugar. Moving on a little bit, if you want to try Mumbai foods like Pav bhaji, Vada pav, Tawa Pulao, and Dabeli then come to Dev Sagar. The special Rasgulla Chaat served here made with Rasgullas immersed in sweet curd with a topping of cashew nuts, pomegranate seeds, boondi, and Coriander is a must-have. You can also try your hands on Gobi Manchoori rolls, Rumali roti, and other Chinese food items. So, when you are done with everything, head to Shivanna’s Gulkun Center for some sweet note. You’ll spot this at the end of the street where you can try Gulkan Ice cream, Gulkan with raisins and dry fruits, and a Banana scoop of ice cream as per your interest and hunger.
Bishal JaiswalBishal Jaiswal
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This place has been memories for most of them and this place have been run since the ages and i can say well-known food street for complete Bengaluru. People travel from various places just to visit VV puram Chat Street. Especially during the weekends, the complete streets lights up with a trendy crowd. Almost one can try all the varieties of foods from North to South. Chinese manchurians to American sweet corns.😂. There are more than 50 food stalls all over the street, which comprises starters to the main course and ends with mouth watering dessert. Really, both "KADALEKAYI PARASHE" and "VV PURAM FOOD STREET" are the gem of Bengaluru. If you are going with family, then please avoid weekends. The best time would be visiting during weekdays or if you want to visit during weekends, then better to go by evening 5. Finding parking would be challenging, hence better go by two-wheeler or would prefer public transportation. Stall and its ratings 1. Darsh Kitchen - 9/10. 2. Vasavi foods - 9/10. 3. Chinese corner - 8/10. 4. Dev Sagar - 8/10. 5. Bajji shop - 9/10. Food ratings: 1. Gobi manchurian - 9/10. 2. Noodles - 9/10. 3. Bajji mix - 9/10. 4. Avare bele Dosa - 9/10. 5. Butter masala Dosa - 9/10. 6. Mushroom pulav - 9/10. 7. Lemon rice - 9/10. 8. Paddu - 8/10. 9. Akki rotti - 8/10. 10. Holige - 8/10. 11. Potato twister - 8/10. 12. Falooda - 8/10. It's definitely a must visit place, once in a lifetime! Happy food! Happy eating !!
Kishan NaiduKishan Naidu
10
If you're a food enthusiast, VV Puram Food Street is an absolute must-visit in Bangalore! This bustling street transforms into a gastronomic paradise as the sun sets, offering a myriad of delectable treats that will tantalize your taste buds and leave you craving for more. From local favorites like crispy Masala Dosas that practically melt in your mouth to the mouthwatering Pani Puris bursting with flavor, every bite here is a delightful journey through South Indian and street food delicacies. The variety is mind-boggling – from traditional idlis to fusion dishes that push culinary boundaries, there's something to suit every palate. One can't miss the vibrant energy that fills the air – the sizzling griddles, the wafting aroma of spices, and the constant chatter of food lovers make for an unforgettable experience. Navigating the street can be a bit of a challenge due to the crowds, but it's well worth the effort. The local vendors and their stalls are friendly, and you'll find the prices reasonable for the incredible quality and taste you're getting. Whether you're a local looking to explore the culinary treasures of your city or a visitor eager to dive into the heart of Bangalore's street food scene, VV Puram Food Street promises an unforgettable journey for your taste buds. Just make sure to arrive with an empty stomach and an adventurous spirit – you won't be disappointed!
Swaroop GorurSwaroop Gorur
20
- In Bangalore first time I heard about this place for food and snacks cravings I too visited last weekend - Street Food Extravaganza-The area is a bustling street filled with a variety of snacks and foods, making it a haven for food lovers. - Must-Try Items: Capsicum Bhajji, Hit Badam Milk, rabri was awesome, highly recommended and should be on your list of things to try. - Weekend Crowds: Expect the place to be quite crowded, especially on weekends, adding to the lively atmosphere. - Time to Explore: Allocate 2-3 hours for your visit to fully enjoy and sample the different food varieties available. - Unique Night Eats: For late-night cravings, VV Puram is the place to go, offering distinctive foods like curd ring and Dosa n Vada pav - Vibrant Atmosphere: The area is vibrant and energetic, with lots of people enjoying the diverse food offerings. - Evening Visits: The best time to visit is in the evening. This allows you to explore various shops and ensures you don't miss out on any favorite. - Street Parking: Be aware that parking is available only on the street, so plan accordingly. - Popular Spot: The street food scene here is popular and bustling, adding to the overall excitement of the visit. - Variety of Options: With numerous food stalls and shops, there's a wide range of options to satisfy different tastes and preferences. Enjoyed 💯🫥
Sonal SSonal S
00
Lot of reviews have mentioned about food & very few highlight the hygiene conditions of this popular food street. Undoubtedly this street is very popular one for South Bangalore crowd & food options are very vast, starting from chats, starters, main course, desserts, Ice cream, juices & much more. Recent beautification work taken up by BBMP of this street is going on in a snail pace with only UG work done & white topping of the street completed. It's in the same condition since long time with no deadlines from the undertaking agency. Looks shops / eatery oulets have come to terms in running their daily business with the same state of affairs. The road or walking path for public has reduced to mere 10 feet with the outlets acquiring more space on both sides on to the road. Even though it was a week day when we visited, hardly there was space to stand & eat comfortably. Waste bins numbers have reduced & there's no place to clean your hands. Outlets operating on this street have to make some collective arrangements for upkeeping of the place till it is given a proper shape by the agency. Suggest to carry water bottles from home to reduce the huge trash which the empty bottles generate on daily basis.
Nagaraj NNagaraj N
00
Entirely vegetarian options available here. You can get variety of good from north indian to south india cuisine. There is a rajasthani restaurant with the best paranthas. The price range is from 40rs to 90rs for one parantha depending on your choice. You get a really nice thick green chutney, pickle and curd with it. You have a variety of desserts available here with fried icecream, rabri jalebi, golas, charcoal icecream, smoke icecream, kulfis, roll icecream and what not. You name it and you get it there. You have many chat places too and you can also find idli, dosa, obattu, paniyaram etc as well. You can also get capsicum bhajiya, banana bhajiya, aloo bonda etc. You also have eat raja here where the juice is served within the fruit itself and the juice is refilled 3-4 times depending on your juice after which you can either eat the fruit or that fruit remains is given to animals. This is a zero waste restaurant. Overall a must visit place for some yummy food oh and to end the meal ypu get paans as well.
Riya ManojRiya Manoj
30
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Sajjan Rao Circle, Food St, Vishweshwarapura, Bengaluru, Karnataka 560004, India
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