Dhaka street food

authentic and amazing Fuchka!! the tea is a must try and i like that they have different spice levels. people are super nice! my mom really wanted some biscuits and muri and they gave us some! felt like I was in dhaka with my friends and family. They have some stools for seating.

We are a regular at this food truck, love their tea, food and especially the new expanded menu with thai soup (deshi style) and kakra. Tried velpuri last night, it was delicious, better than when they initially opened the truck. the owner was so nice, given the piles of snow last night, he brought it over to our car. It was a huge relief as I didn’t have to walk through the snow, much appreciated! We will be back soon

Finally a spot with Bangladeshi fuchkas near me. Pretty tasty fuchkas and pani puri, my favorite being the regular fuckha. The jhalmuri was alright, my family makes them way better at home, it needed more mustard oil. I wish they had the small crispy samosas instead of the larger ones (which is usually called shingara in Dhaka). There is a 12% service fee for the food which is not cool, but I guess you don’t have to tip because of that. We got there pretty early and got our food within 20 mins, but if you end up in a line, it’ll probably take 30-40 mins. Glad to have tried them out.

I recently visited Dhaka street food in Tysons and had a great experience overall! The food truck setup offers a fun and casual way to enjoy authentic Bangladeshi street food flavors right here in Virginia. I tried some of their chotpoti and jhalmuri — the spices were bold and well-balanced, and it reminded me of the real street snacks you’d find back in Bangladesh.

Absolutely love this food truck! Their fuchka and chai are always fresh and full of authentic Bangla flavour. Everyone there are so kind and always take great care of us. They always make sure to fulfil all our requirements. I’ve been looking for real Bangla street food in Virginia for so long, and now we finally have it — they’re truly the best!