Indian Street Food in Sunnyvale
Indian street food is the second pillar of the Blossom menu after chai. The ordering page lists ten dishes: the chaats — Samosa Chaat, Papdi Chaat, Sev Puri, Aloo Chaat, Dahi Bhalle and Pani Puri — the kulchas — Chole Mutter Kulche and Paneer Kulcha — plus Samosa Bun and an Indo-Chinese Spring Roll. Chaat is the family of snacks built on contrast: crunchy and soft, cold yogurt and hot spice, sweet tamarind and sour lemon, all in one bite. The cafe states that its snacks are made to order for the crisp bite rather than held, which is what chaat needs. Everything on this page is vegetarian by recipe.
Our Indian Street Food Menu
Why Blossom Chai Cafe Indian Street Food
The pairing is built in: chaat with chai, kulcha with lassi, all on one order from one counter on Historic Murphy Ave, and until midnight Thursday through Sunday. Samosa Chaat and Pani Puri are the two most-searched dishes on the list — start there.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is chaat?+
A family of Indian street snacks built on contrast — crisp fried elements, soft potato or chickpeas, cool yogurt, tamarind and mint chutneys, chaat masala and sev. Samosa Chaat, Papdi Chaat, Sev Puri, Aloo Chaat, Dahi Bhalle and Pani Puri are the chaats on this menu.
Is the street food vegetarian?+
All ten items on the Indian Street Food section are vegetarian by recipe. Most contain wheat; chaats with yogurt contain dairy. Ask at the counter about specific allergens.
Which dish is the most filling?+
Chole Mutter Kulche or Paneer Kulcha — bread plus a spiced chickpea curry or paneer filling — eat like a meal. The chaats are snacks.
Can I get street food delivered?+
Order online for pickup, or delivery within 8 miles of 199 S Murphy Ave through the cafe's online ordering (Innowi-managed) — confirm your address at checkout. Chaat is at its crunchiest eaten right away, so pickup suits it slightly better than delivery.
Reviewed by the Blossom Chai Cafe team · Last updated 2026-10-11. See the live ordering menu for today's prices and availability.