Dhaka street food — Restaurant in Tysons

I was super excited when I learned about a Bangali food truck opening 25 minutes from me. I went 3 separate times over a span of 3 weeks. I went by myself, with my friends, and lastly, with my family.

Pros: truck is very colorful and catchy good location with lots of parking and shade. stools provided to seat on just like Bangladesh offered free water one day when we were waiting in line comparable price to NY street food good quantity of food (but not all the time) cha is really good

Cons: picture of haleem on the truck but no haleem on the menu. apparently it’s only a winter item but it’s being advertised? no POS system. during the first visit an employee was roaming around with orders in his hand trying to find people. during another visit the orders were being written on pink sticky notes which were falling down. they were having a hard time reading each others hand writing which was slowing them down long wait time (1 hour in line and another 45 mins for food .. maybe it’s better now?) quality of food was different at different times. first visit the fuchka was soggy, second visit fuchka was stale, third visit fuchka was great because it was being freshly fried. I once went when someone ordered food for 15 people. Some plates got 2 handfuls of mango chaat while other plates got 3 handfuls. Me and the person in front of me had to remind the employee 3 times for cha after waiting 45 mins. all the items need more cilantro and green chilis (or offer different spice levels?)

As a FEE-FOR-SERVICE food truck you can’t assume you are doing a “favor” to the community because you aren’t feeding the homeless for free - you are taking money to...

A True Taste of Bangladesh Right Here Dhaka Street Food! Tyson’s Corner, Virginia, USA. If you’re craving authentic Bangladeshi street snacks and a warm, welcoming atmosphere that feels just like a Bangali Adda, look no further than Dhaka Street Food! This place is a hidden gem in our community and an absolute delight for the senses. From the moment you walk in, you’re greeted by hardworking and incredibly friendly professionals who clearly take pride in every plate they serve. The atmosphere is vibrant and nostalgic – filled with laughter, and the kind of community spirit that reminds you of home. Let’s talk about the food – absolutely unbeatable. Whether it’s fuchka, shingara, chotpoti, or the many other deshi delights on the menu, every bite bursts with authentic flavor. You can smell and taste the street foods of Dhaka without even having to make the trip to NewYork City . This place has honestly saved us the long drive – finally, real deshi flavor is right here in our neighborhood! Dhaka Street Food – The Best Deshi Snacks at the Lowest Price in the USA! If you’re searching for authentic Bangladeshi street snacks at unbeatable prices, Dhaka Street Food is the place to be! You truly won’t find this level of authentic deshi flavor and quality for such low prices anywhere else in the USA.

Thank you, Dhaka Street Food, for being such an important and cherished part of our Bangladeshi community. You’ve brought a little piece of Dhaka to our everyday lives – and we’re so grateful...

I’ve been coming here since the day this place opened, and it’s become almost like a ritual .we visit about twice a week. We even drive 45 minutes all the way from Laurel, Maryland to Tyson’s VA just to enjoy their food. My American husband wasn’t really into Bengali street food before, but after his first visit here, he became a big fan. His absolute favorite is their doi fuchka, but honestly, everything we’ve tried has been really good and never disappointing.The service is also worth mentioning. The guy at the front is super kind, humble, and friendly he really makes you feel welcome. Our top favorites are their cha, doi fuchka, jhalmuri, and mango chaat. The bhelpuri was okay, but still decent. Recently, we brought along our family and cousins. They really loved and enjoyed their food. I and they had a special weekend item Shahi Jhalmuri which was absolutely amazing. Overall, we love everything they serve, but their cha is unbeatable ,easily the best. Also the area and the environment is really nice . Open space . Very peaceful and nice friendly neighborhood. Back in the day, I used to travel all the way to NYC just for good fuchka, and now it feels wonderful to finally have that same authentic taste right here in the DMV area....