Indian Street Food (Inside Shawarma Paradise) — Restaurant in Tempe

The food is pathetic. I ordered chole.kulche and vada pav..Chole had a lot of onion and not fully cooked, it should have been cooked far longer. The vada had no flavor and the oav was sweet. I am from Mumbai and this vada pav was a 1 out of 10 compared to Mumbai vada pav.

I could share some tips with the cook there, but a lot needs to improve and the food could be compared to good Indian restaurants in the area to survive. Try Chennai grill, Chennai Cafe, indias flame, delhi palace.please compare your food with food from these restaurants.

Onion and tomato paste should be cooked until the oil separates and you can see oil on the sides in the pot,...

It was a rainy day and we drove a long distance to have some Indian samosa chat. The atmosphere was nice, a small place, a just like a hole in the wall but nice. People working in kitchen were wearing no caps and combing their hair while preparing food. The Samosa Chat we ordered wasn’t fresh at all and looked staled samosas and we couldn’t eat and had to bring it home and throw. Indian chai was okay but too sweet. Front counter representative Chiragh was very courteous. Won’t recommend for Indian street food and can’t say anything...

We stopped here on our way to the airport during a holiday. Ordering from the kiosk was quick and convenient, which was perfect given our time crunch. We tried samosa chaat, kulche chole, and rajma chawal. The samosa chaat was tasty, kulche chole decent, but the rajma chawal lacked flavor and had an off spice taste. Portions were generous for the price. The staff was friendly and welcoming, and food was served in to-go boxes, allowing for dine-in or takeaway. The place looked clean but had a...