Mumbai street food vibes in NYC! Authentic chaat, frankies & desserts that'll transport you straight to India. Must-try for a flavorful adventure.
Experience a vibrant taste of Mumbai right in Chelsea Market! This Indian street food stall offers an extensive menu of authentic flavors, from tangy pani puri to hearty frankies. Many find the diverse range of dishes, especially the sweets, to be a delightful culinary adventure, evoking the bustling streets of India. It's a go-to spot for those craving a true taste of Indian street food.
This spot is a haven for authentic Indian street food, with a menu that boasts crowd-pleasers like pani puri, frankies, and rolls. While many dishes receive high praise, particularly the desserts which are described as 'out of this world,' there are some mixed reviews regarding the Vada Pav.
"The restaurant is frequently recommended for its chaat, frankies, and rolls. Desserts, especially gulab jamun, are also highly praised."
Customers rave about the authentic Indian street food experience, with many highlighting the diverse and delicious offerings, particularly the desserts. While most feedback is positive, there's a mixed opinion on specific items like the Vada Pav.
Important Note
Some customers have expressed that the Vada Pav might not be the best option.
"This vendor is listed among those the commenter is excited to try."
Positive"Chote Miya is listed as one of the food options within Chelsea Market."
Positive"This user has tried Vada Pav at various NYC locations and feels Chote Miya is not the best option."
Negative"This user agrees with the recommendation of Chote Miya and also suggests Saravanaa Bhavan."
Positive"This user suggests "Chote miya @chelsea market" as a place for Vada Pav."
Positive"The commenter notes that chote miya in Chelsea Market has pani puri, but they have not personally tried it and are curious about it."
Neutral"Mentions Chote Miya in Chelsea Market sells Indian frankies and rolls, similar to Kati Roll Co."
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