
First ever Authentic Maharashtrian and Mumbai style Indian vegetarian place with lot of Jain, Vegan and Gluten free options served. We are known for Vada Paav, Paav Bhaji, Puranpoli, Sabudana Vada and Khichadi, Thalipeeth, Frankie, Chaats and many more very authentic and homely food. We also offer authentic drinks such as Kokam Sarbat, Kairi (Raw Mangoe) Panhe and more. We also cater to small to large events and deliver food to any location within 60 miles radius.
Colorful, casual eatery serving up traditional vegetarian Indian fare, including curries and roti.
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Address: 770 E Tasman Dr, Milpitas, CA 95035
Phone: (408) 834-4933
Website: http://www.myannapoorna.com/
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You scan QR code and order the food and get the final amount thru online.. then the person comes with the card reader
Service is pretty good and fast
The staff are efficient and polite, and they handle the rush quite well. If you’re planning a pickup, I’d recommend placing your order ahead of time rather than waiting to order at the counter, especially since evenings get quite busy. Even then, service is fairly quick and you don’t have to wait too long.
Overall, a reliable spot in San Jose for fresh and authentic Indian snacks and meals.
Note: They offer both indoor seating and an outdoor sit-out area; the outdoor seating isn’t the most comfortable, but it works if needed.
Visited this place after 4 years. Last time I had Poha and a few other things, which were “okay-ish.” This time nostalgia kicked in and I went for the big guns—Zunka, Bhakri, and Thecha.
First shocker—no option to make it spicy. Zunka came mild, almost like it was afraid of its own masala. Bhakri was so thick. And the green Thecha? Let’s just say it was a garlic–oil chutney in disguise, with the green chili lost somewhere in witness protection.
Maybe I expected too much, because this is a dish you don’t find everywhere. Sadly, this round was more “meh” than “memorable.” If you’re craving Zunka–Bhakri–Thecha, lower your expectations… or carry your own green chili for backup.
We ordered Wraps, sandwiches, BHEL Puri, vada pav, puranpoli, falooda, thali and so much more but we were not dissapointed with any of the items.
Sabudana khichdi could’ve been better though.
Would recommend this place for some good Indian veg food!!
The service was very fast and placing the order online was very user friendly.
Methi paratha tastes and is made different from other restaurants.
A place that we will definitely come back.
Food:
Vada Pav- Vada was very good. But the Pav was stale and a bit hard, served cold. When we asked our server, we were told that they don’t toast their bread. We complained that the bread was stale, so he took the bread and MICROWAVED it. Which made it softer, but chewier. My friend ended up just eating the Vada.
Misal Pav – Misal was good. Copy paste my comment above for the Pav.
Sabudana wada – Great crunchy texture on the outside. But at the core, it was cold!!! Frozen vadas not well warmed up?
Zunka Bhakri and Thecha- This was good. Especially the Zunka. Bhakri was a bit thick, but otherwise fine. Thecha- My Maharashtrian friends didn’t enjoy it either because they didn’t chillies, just a lot of raw garlic and onions.
Puran Poli – Tasted very good. I personally didn’t like the after taste/flavor of some kind of essence that was probably used, but my friends seemed to not mind it.
Service:
1. When we pointed out that the Pav was stale and cold and asked if they could give us fresh pav, our waiter just took the Pav from our plate and MICROWAVED it. He could have just toasted another pav if they didn’t want to put the one from our plate on their pan. The microwaving just made the Pav chewy and inedible.
2. We ordered two of the Zunka Bhakri special meals. Each order comes with one Bhakri. We ordered ONE extra Bhakri. Our order came with the requested extra Bhakri. Then a new waiter came up with THREE extra Bhakris and started insisting that we ordered three extra Bhakris and that “We HAVE to take it since we had ordered them.” (Aapko lena hi padega, aapne order Kiya hai) We politely explained to him that we hadn’t, and that we had only ordered ONE extra Bhakri. Even then he kept arguing with us and then just gave up and walked away in a huff. No apology.
We were very put off by this rude and unprofessional attitude.
Atmosphere: We went during a busy weekend afternoon, so it was pretty noisy. Tables are crowded together to accommodate more patrons. One cannot fault them for this, but don’t come here for the ambience.
I was quite underwhelmed.