Indian Street Food

What is Indian Street Food? Located at 95 The Pond Road within The Quad residence concourse at York University, Indian Street Food operates as a dedicated fast-casual destination for student-friendly subcontinental staples. The compact space features bright counter-service ordering, utilitarian high-top seating, and quick turnaround times built for busy class schedules. It provides campus residents and North York locals with reliable, hot comfort food on the go.

Indian Street Food Menu & What to Order The counter serves a tight menu of aromatic curries, hearty basmati rice bowls, and crisp fried snacks. The signature butter chicken curry arrives rich and creamy alongside warm tandoori naan, while the chicken tikka masala bowl delivers charred poultry in a spiced tomato gravy. Vegetarian and vegan diners have solid choices with the slow-simmered dal makhani, chana masala bowls, and flaky veggie or butter chicken samosas.

Know Before You Go This is strictly a walk-in, counter-service outpost where queues pick up noticeably during weekday lunch breaks and evening study hours. The eatery is situated on the ground level of The Quad, a five-minute walk from Pioneer Village TTC subway station. Campus visitor parking is available at nearby surface lots and garages along The Pond Road.