Bandiwala (Tabla Pleasanton) — Restaurant in Pleasanton

We visited this place after seeing a lot of positive reviews. To our disappointment,this is a very slow service chat place. They have so many items listed on their menu but the person was acting too busy even to take our order. He told us to wait for 5min but never bothered to ask us our order. He served chats to other people who came after us.He even packed a few parcel orders. We were hungry so we ate Panipuri because the lady was kind enough to serve it. Panipuri was ok,masala was bland and pani was average. Later while paying bill,the person who didn't bother to take our order,had all the time to bill and charge us. We asked for Mirchi Bhaji and he gave single bhaji with some onions and corn flakes. It was 2.5$ and the Bhaji was not hot. There was some weird spice in the mixture and we had our mouth burn after eating it. Definitely not going back after all this weird experiences. I think this place is not for quick bites as service is...

Indian street food made and served the way it should be. I have been enjoying this eatery the month they opened and tend to visit every week for their ragda pani puri. I LOVE their food, service and "ambience". I have tried all of their vegetarian snacks seasonal and permanent ones and keep going back for more. My son is hooked to their egg puffs which I believe has a melt in your mouth pastry. Another surprising item is their onion samosas. They cook their onions better than my mom....(glad my mom wont ever read this!) The tomato bhels...cant recall the name, is refreshing. They have started serving Pav bhaji recently and despite my potato intolerance I look forward to trying it once. Their service is quick and I usually spend about 15 minutes with an average spend of about $20. I will recommend everyone to experience it! There's ample parking in the complex and the spot is safe enough to take my...

Indians in trivalley missing cart style chaats can visit Bandiwaala in front of Amaravati restaurant near Pleasanton downtown. They have a variety of street style chaats. We had pani puri, tomato masala, and mango masala. They also have sev puri, egg bonda, mirchi bajji masala. Pani puri was very tasty, but tomato masala and mango masala were a disaster. The murmura was very soggy, and both tasted the same. Visit this place only for pani puri. everything else...