Bobby's Punjabi Food Corner

Worst street food experience ever. This was recommended by another Indian girl, but I think she just wanted to advertise her country people business. Wastage of time and money. I was craving for golgappas, and when finally I had it, it wasn't worthy enough. Just muddy water and hard to chew gappas. There was nothing else in them. Maybe Indians eat this kind of food, but it's not for those who want the real taste of street food. I wish I could give no star

Aloo tikki cheese burger is must try. Enjoyed the burger, thanks.

Small café style eatery, serving great vegetarian street food / Chaat. Limited seating but friendly staff and authentic 'home' cooked food.

Damn good. The taste is really authentic. We tried most of the items and burger and aalo tikki chat were out favorite. Pani puri was okok.. but rest is very good. Can expect little delay in service but that's ok as they got so many orders as well.. Recommended!

A Punjabi street food restaurant located on soho road, Handsworth.The food was great, we of course had to try the infamous noodle burger from here which everyone has said it’s a must try, needless to say it’s definitely worth the hype.Service was great, the food came out quickly. Parking is available on the side streets

Nice small place, I visited for the first time today. Ordered two items, indian street style chole kulcha and some masala fries. Kulcha was honestly too good and finger licking taste. I have never had such a beautiful kulcha in UK before.However on the other hand, masala fries was a complete disappointment, where it was normal fries which weren't properly cooked as well as forget the masala, there wasn't even enough salt on it and hardly any masala for the masala fries. Unfortunately, I had to eat as I don't waste food but honestly I will never have this item again from their shop. It was that bad that it put my 10 years old off the fries.This visit has given me a big dilema if I want to try anything else now, but one thing for sure, I'll definitely go back for the kulcha and hoping to experience the same taste again.

After 55 mins wait , I’ve got served cold food and at the end the guy tries to scam me by over charging £9.50 , I had to give my explanation to get the refund back of £9.50 .Worst experience I have ever had.

Let me take you on a mouth-watering journey! As we stepped into this cozy restaurant in the early morning, the aroma of freshly prepared food greeted us like an old friend. The menu was a vegetarian paradise with an extensive variety of dishes that left us spoilt for choice.Our taste buds were in for a treat as we savored every bite of the scrumptious Samosas, noodle burger, Pani puri, and Chat. But it was the new dish that caught our attention - the Soya Chaap. At the recommendation of the friendly staff member, we tried this dish, and boy oh boy, it was a burst of flavors in our mouths! We were completely blown away by the taste and the perfect blend of spices in the dish.To wash down all the food, we ordered Masala Chai, and it was nothing short of magical. The authentic Indian flavor of the tea was like a warm hug that made us feel refreshed and energized.Although the restaurant was small, the service was top-notch.If you're looking for a place to indulge in some lip-smacking vegetarian food, then this restaurant is a must-visit. Plus, it's conveniently located near the bustling Soho market, so you can easily grab a bite before continuing your shopping spree. Don't take my word for it, try it out for yourself and thank me later!

Very nice place to visitStaff also good and food is awesome the taste is same like indian street food

Authentic Indian/Punjabi style. Very tasty food. Great service. Value for money. Not expensive at all. All food done in traditional style. Freshly cooked and NOT HEAT FROM COLD. There is no on-site parking but can park at loads of places nearby. Highly recommended. Must visit.