We had bhel and Ragda petis last weekI’ve eaten here before many years agoIt was ok this time as well but underwhelmedThe food presentation needs improvement - sort of all thrown together and quite spicy (I already eat spicy).Also the prices charged are different to prices on menu wall board and are also different to the paper menuNimbu pani was highlight - again poor presentation (baby type straw).
Rocky Rocky
we order dabeli & pav bhaji was nice pictures attached but they forgot order dabeli we finished pav bhaji but not come finally we cancelled debeli
talreja ashish
Vadapav qualityy was okay and had paneer chilly wrap, the price displayed was £4 but he charged £4.90, when asked about the difference, the counter guy was rude and they charged 10% service tax. Plus they charge 10p for bag, which restaurant charges for a bag. Worst experience.
soniya patel
Are you fancy some Indian street food? Then this is the best place in Harrow , Rayners lane to go to. I really love the varieties of street food I find here. It's a good place to eat in or takeaway Their food have perfect balance of spiciness. And not to forget to mention it's so tempting.
abhishek joshi
Hidden gem for the authentic Maharashtrian street food. Misal pav and vada pavs are my favourite from here. Quantity of misal is also enough for one person. I would recommend to keep up the same taste. ??Any day I would recommend it over SKVP, as they have much better taste and quality.
sejaluk
The place needs inspection. It is filthy, the tables don’t get cleaned, the guy taking order kept putting his fingers in his nose. Not the friendliest service either, didn’t get a smile once. The floor looked like it hadn’t been mopped in a month. Never visiting again. Not sure how they’ve managed to get 4.5 overall rating.
Drishti Bassi
*UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOUR - BEEN INSULTED BY STAFF*We have been regular and loyal customer for as long as I can remember, but today I am appalled by the people working at this restaurant. We have tried and tasted every item on the menu, unfortunately, we received a dahi puri which was disgusting. Terrible presentation and looked like it was stale.We told the “manager” and he started raising his voice. Infact, he even yelled at my mother for the feedback! Not just disgusting food but disgusting behaviour!I was fuming for the way my mother was being treated and so I told him to speak with respect. To that his response was “just get lost”. Is this how we expect to be treated in a family restaurant ??
Puneet Vishnoi
This is lovely cozy restaurant full of vegetarian delicacies from Indian Streets. I typically visit this place for takeaways. Today I decided to dine in for breakfast with family.I have gluten allergic person in the house ?. We carried gluten free buns with us. When ordering vada pav and pav bhajji, we gave our gluten free buns. The staff was kind enough to custom prepare dishes using gluten free products.Very recommend place.
Nishit Kotak
They are nice folks who serve you well. The only thing I would change is, I wish they would put more sauce on the vadas. I love the way the curry powder gives it a kick, but it could use a bit more heat.Another great place to eat vada pau's.
Venkatachalam Ramakrishnan
Usually good tasty Indian chat items, some of the best snacks to try - Vadapav, Samosa Pav, Dahi papdi chat, Bombay grilled sandwich and chai. Chai is a hit and miss, sometimes it is served hot, sometimes it is not. Ensure you specifically ask at the counter.
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Jasmine da Costa
A really nice place to visit for an Indian breakfast or vegetarian snacks. We particularly enjoyed the Masala Dosa as it was cooked to perfection. The masala tea was served in mud cups by the kind and welcoming staff. Improvement can be made on the quantities served. Overall a pleasant experience. I can't wait to try more of their dishes and rate the best.
ANUUJ
Love their Vada Pav & Spicy Misal Pav its Authentic Indian taste.And yes hidden gem is Mango Lassi I really found it different & tasty.
Amit B
Good vegetarian Indian street food/fast food in Rayners Lane area.Short walk from station. Must try Mumbai special vada pav. Variety of chaats available, covid protocols followed, dine in available, take away also available. Polite staff. Taste matches Indian street food which is great. Fast service. Must try chai as well. Famous Jagadish farsan also available here.
Mansi Gupta
This place is really a gem for indian food. We stopped here reading the reviews and now can’t stop boasting about it to our friends in London! Their vada pav and pav bhaji are a must try. Totally recommend! :)
Foodie Birdy
Whenever we miss authentic Mumbai Street food we always end up here @ Shree Sai Vadapav, Rayners Lane. Our mouth waters and taste buds tantalise for the food and I am sure you have the same feeling looking at these pics. All yummy, I think by now we've tried most of their dishes and they have some special menu on weekends! Overall great menu and awesome taste we feel ??
We had bhel and Ragda petis last weekI’ve eaten here before many years agoIt was ok this time as well but underwhelmedThe food presentation needs improvement - sort of all thrown together and quite spicy (I already eat spicy).Also the prices charged are different to prices on menu wall board and are also different to the paper menuNimbu pani was highlight - again poor presentation (baby type straw).
we order dabeli & pav bhaji was nice pictures attached but they forgot order dabeli we finished pav bhaji but not come finally we cancelled debeli
Vadapav qualityy was okay and had paneer chilly wrap, the price displayed was £4 but he charged £4.90, when asked about the difference, the counter guy was rude and they charged 10% service tax. Plus they charge 10p for bag, which restaurant charges for a bag. Worst experience.
Are you fancy some Indian street food? Then this is the best place in Harrow , Rayners lane to go to. I really love the varieties of street food I find here. It's a good place to eat in or takeaway Their food have perfect balance of spiciness. And not to forget to mention it's so tempting.
Hidden gem for the authentic Maharashtrian street food. Misal pav and vada pavs are my favourite from here. Quantity of misal is also enough for one person. I would recommend to keep up the same taste. ??Any day I would recommend it over SKVP, as they have much better taste and quality.
The place needs inspection. It is filthy, the tables don’t get cleaned, the guy taking order kept putting his fingers in his nose. Not the friendliest service either, didn’t get a smile once. The floor looked like it hadn’t been mopped in a month. Never visiting again. Not sure how they’ve managed to get 4.5 overall rating.
*UNACCEPTABLE BEHAVIOUR - BEEN INSULTED BY STAFF*We have been regular and loyal customer for as long as I can remember, but today I am appalled by the people working at this restaurant. We have tried and tasted every item on the menu, unfortunately, we received a dahi puri which was disgusting. Terrible presentation and looked like it was stale.We told the “manager” and he started raising his voice. Infact, he even yelled at my mother for the feedback! Not just disgusting food but disgusting behaviour!I was fuming for the way my mother was being treated and so I told him to speak with respect. To that his response was “just get lost”. Is this how we expect to be treated in a family restaurant ??
This is lovely cozy restaurant full of vegetarian delicacies from Indian Streets. I typically visit this place for takeaways. Today I decided to dine in for breakfast with family.I have gluten allergic person in the house ?. We carried gluten free buns with us. When ordering vada pav and pav bhajji, we gave our gluten free buns. The staff was kind enough to custom prepare dishes using gluten free products.Very recommend place.
They are nice folks who serve you well. The only thing I would change is, I wish they would put more sauce on the vadas. I love the way the curry powder gives it a kick, but it could use a bit more heat.Another great place to eat vada pau's.
Usually good tasty Indian chat items, some of the best snacks to try - Vadapav, Samosa Pav, Dahi papdi chat, Bombay grilled sandwich and chai. Chai is a hit and miss, sometimes it is served hot, sometimes it is not. Ensure you specifically ask at the counter.
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A really nice place to visit for an Indian breakfast or vegetarian snacks. We particularly enjoyed the Masala Dosa as it was cooked to perfection. The masala tea was served in mud cups by the kind and welcoming staff. Improvement can be made on the quantities served. Overall a pleasant experience. I can't wait to try more of their dishes and rate the best.
Love their Vada Pav & Spicy Misal Pav its Authentic Indian taste.And yes hidden gem is Mango Lassi I really found it different & tasty.
Good vegetarian Indian street food/fast food in Rayners Lane area.Short walk from station. Must try Mumbai special vada pav. Variety of chaats available, covid protocols followed, dine in available, take away also available. Polite staff. Taste matches Indian street food which is great. Fast service. Must try chai as well. Famous Jagadish farsan also available here.
This place is really a gem for indian food. We stopped here reading the reviews and now can’t stop boasting about it to our friends in London! Their vada pav and pav bhaji are a must try. Totally recommend! :)
Whenever we miss authentic Mumbai Street food we always end up here @ Shree Sai Vadapav, Rayners Lane. Our mouth waters and taste buds tantalise for the food and I am sure you have the same feeling looking at these pics. All yummy, I think by now we've tried most of their dishes and they have some special menu on weekends! Overall great menu and awesome taste we feel ??