Vedangi Patel

We recently ordered both spicy and regular pav bhaji from Pavbhaji and More, and it was an absolute delight! The flavors were rich and authentic, making it a must-try for any street food enthusiast. Along with that, we also indulged in their masala vada pav and bread chaat, both of which were equally delicious. From flavor to service quality and portion sizes, Pavbhaji and More deserves a perfect 10/10 rating. The staff was courteous, and the food was delivered promptly. Whether you're craving some comforting pav bhaji or want to explore other Mumbai street food delights, this place has got you covered. Highly recommended!

Divya Sethi

We came to know about this place recently so thought of giving it a shot since Bay area doesn't have dozens of Pav bhaji only places. We ordered Pav bhaji, Vadapav, Schezwan Vadapav and Chai. I really loved the chai and pav bhaji. Vada pav was a bit spicy as per my liking but pretty good otherwise. Since it's a new food truck there wasn't many people so we got our order quick. Also they have few tables so you might get to sit and eat. The location is something which was little off but the food was pretty good!

+1

Rakshit Pithadia

So this truck popped up in my recommendation right when my wife was craving for pav bhaji :D So naturally we decided to drive 30 mins to try it out. We ordered the Spicy Amul Pav bhaji, Dadar Vada pav and Masala vada pav. They have a few covered tables next to the truck. We were able to find a table. I have tried quite a few vada pav around the bay and the Masala Vada pav here was very unique and tasty. The Dadar vada pav reminded me of back home where they give you some "chura" along with the vada pav. Pav bhaji was flavorful as well and not too spicy. My 3 year old liked it as well. The service was fast and the owner was very friendly. Will definitely be back for more :)

+3

Tushar Sinha

Bay Area’s Best Pav Bhaji The food is just stop on for an Indian taste palette. Everything served is closest to how it is served back in india. Street food done right. Spice level can be customized, staff was cooperative. Tea was well balanced with right sweetness and tea leaf. It’s an amazing place for family to enjoy a meal together. Do have Vegan options.

+6

T Q (Instagram: TianTianEats)

First time trying vada pav, solid vegetarian creation for my omnivore. Dadar Vada Pav: slid out of the bag smelling like Indian McDonalds, straightforward savory fried potato patty sandwiched into a fluffy bun. Simple good. Dilkhush Dabeli (Toasted in Amul Butter): I don't have any idea what these words mean aside from "toasted in" and "butter" so I was easily lured. Sweet and spicy mystery potato patty, tastes like your typical thanksgiving sweet mashed potato's jazzed up cousin who just got back from ayahuasca. Buttery chaotic good. Instagram: TianTianEats

Amish Bhavsar

The Pau Bhaji was amazing, but the Vada pav lacked enough salt. The location is in the parking lot of a gas station. So you can imagine, that there are no other services. The gas station bathroom is as dirty as it can get. No hand washing. So the atmosphere of ambience is lacking, but the food is fine.

Sohrob H

⭐ 4/5 – Flavorful and Authentic, But It Hit Me Later This was my first time trying Pav Bhaji, and it was an interesting experience. I usually prefer meat-based dishes, but this vegetarian street food classic turned out to be a flavorful, buttery, and rich dish that didn’t leave me missing the meat. 🍛 The Food: 4/5 The bhaji (vegetable curry) was packed with spices and a deep, rich, buttery flavor. It was savory, a little tangy, and just spicy enough to keep things interesting. The pav (bread rolls) were soft, fluffy, and toasted with butter—perfect for scooping up the bhaji. The chutneys and sauces added great contrast—some tangy, some spicy, and all packed with flavor. Tasted amazing while eating it, but I’ll be honest—it didn’t sit too well with my stomach later. Could just be my system adjusting to it, but something to keep in mind. 🚚 The Experience: 4/5 It’s a food truck, so don’t expect a sit-down restaurant vibe. But for what it is, it’s efficient and fast. Service was friendly and quick, I got my food in no time. Parking can be a challenge, especially if they’re in a high-traffic area. 💰 Cost: 4/5 Affordable and great value for the portion size. Definitely worth the price, especially considering how filling it was. The Verdict: Worth Trying, But Maybe Not for Everyone ✅ Delicious flavors with rich, buttery texture ✅ Fast service and solid portion size ✅ Great for a quick and satisfying bite ❌ Might not sit well with everyone (heavier than expected) ❌ Parking can be a challenge Would I try it again? Yes, but maybe not when I have a sensitive stomach. If you like bold, spicy Indian street food, this food truck is a solid choice.

Smitha K

The vada pav really hit the spot, and is quite authentic. The pav bhaji could be a tad less spicy, as it overwhelms the other flavors. Bombay street pav bhaji is flavorful, but not usually spicy. Try the masala chai. 5 stars for how clean and well maintained this place is.

Aishwarya Kher

I liked the fact that it's a vegetarian food truck selling Mumbai street food in this part of the world. They have a limited assortment which makes it easier to decide and get quick service. We tried Amul Pav Bhaji, Masala Vada Pav, and Dilkhush Dabeli. Loved Pav Bhaji the most as the quantity and taste were awesome, with a generous amount of butter, and the pav was roasted in butter & masala. Same with the desi-burger-style vada pav. It comes with a watery chutney which is not required in my opinion. Instead, give a thick green chutney or ketchup. Dabeli was a little more sweet for me, so only try if you are a fan. There is a sitting arrangement and a fan to keep you cool during the summer heat. We enjoyed comfortably on a hot summer afternoon. Check out my full reel on Instagram - @veggie_central

+12

Viale M

This unique food stall operates from a trailer parked outside a Mobil gas station, offering a focused menu of all-vegetarian Mumbai street food. There are some vegan options available, and the distinction is important. We noticed that nearly all non-vegan dishes involve a heavy dollop of butter. While this certainly adds flavor, it also makes the food incredibly rich and fatty, which may be a concern for health-conscious diners. On the positive side, the staff was friendly, and the trailer itself was sparkling clean, which we appreciated. Our main point of concern, however, is the value proposition. At a price of $7 per dish, plus tax and an expected 20% tip just for counter service, the cost feels steep for a meal served from a trailer with seating in a gas station parking lot. The concept is great, the staff is welcoming, and the cleanliness is commendable. However, the price point feels disconnected from the setting, and potential customers should be aware of the heavy use of butter in many dishes. As ordinary consumers, we are not paid or compensated in any way for this review. We hope this feedback is helpful for both the business and future customers.

+13

ashish nirkhe

Since when do we add rice to Pav Bhaji?? Used to LOVE ❤️ this place. What happened to the quality? Recently ordered Amul Pav Bhaji, but it was filled with rice/noodles.