(EACH PLATE APROX 250Gm)
(EACH PLATE 250GM APROX) AVAILABLE until 3:30 PM
(NOT AVAILABLE FOR TAKEAWAY)
(NOT AVAILABLE FOR TAKEAWAY)
(MASALA PEANUTS, SEV, BUTTER & JAM)
(1 PIECE)
(1 PIECE)
COKE, ZERO, SPRITE, FANTA
(1 SCOOP) RAJBHOG, KESAR-PISTA, AMERICAN DRY FRUIT, MANGO, SITAFAL, VENILA, PAAN, CHOCOLATE, COOKIES AND CREAM
Non Grill - Kids
(THREE LAYER)
SANDWICHES (THREE LAYER)
Apnaa Addaa Sydney brings the lively flavors of Indian street food to Pendle Hill with an entirely vegetarian menu inspired strongly by Gujarati and Mumbai-style snacks. The selection includes Vada Pav, Dabeli, Pav Bhaji, Sev Usal, Samosa Chaat, Bhel Puri, sandwiches, fresh Ganthiya, Methi Gota, and other quick bites. Masala Tea and Mango Lassi provide refreshing traditional drink pairings.
Vada Pav is one of the clearest customer favorites, while Vanela Ganthiya, Methi Gota, Dabeli, Sev Usal, and Samosa Chaat are also among the most popular choices. There is no formal chef’s recommendation section, but these specialties best represent the kitchen. Most dishes fall roughly between A$6 and A$20, offering good value for freshly prepared, filling street food.
Potatoes, chickpeas, fresh herbs, chutneys, onions, tomatoes, spices, fried gram-flour batters, and soft pav create flavors that range from tangy and spicy to buttery, sweet, and deeply savory. Since the entire menu is vegetarian, meat-free diners have extensive choice. Vegan suitability varies by butter, cheese, and dairy toppings, while gluten-free items are not clearly identified and should be confirmed directly.
Weekend opening from 9 a.m. makes Apnaa Addaa suitable for breakfast and brunch, while weekday hours favor lunch and dinner. The casual setting and mild snack options also work well for families, children, takeout, and relaxed group meals.
Menu Highlights
Vada Pav
A spiced potato fritter is tucked inside a soft buttered pav with flavorful chutneys. Its crisp filling, fluffy bread, and bold seasoning make it one of the restaurant’s most popular street-food classics.
Vanela Ganthiya
Fresh gram-flour dough is fried into soft, savory strands with a lightly crisp exterior. Its warm preparation and traditional Gujarati character make it a standout breakfast or snack.
Methi Gota
Fenugreek-flavored gram-flour fritters are fried until golden outside and fluffy within. Their aromatic herbs and gentle spice make them especially popular with Masala Tea.
Dabeli Butter Cheese
A soft bun is filled with spicy-sweet potato mixture, chutneys, and crunchy accompaniments, then enriched with butter and cheese. The mix of creamy, tangy, sweet, and spicy flavors gives it broad appeal.
Sev Usal
A savory pea-based curry is topped with crunchy sev and fresh garnishes. Its combination of warm, spicy gravy and crisp toppings creates one of the menu’s most satisfying texture contrasts.
Pav Bhaji
A rich mashed vegetable curry is served with buttery toasted pav. Deep spices, creamy vegetables, and soft bread make it a hearty vegetarian comfort dish.
Samosa Chaat
Crisp samosas are broken over chutneys and flavorful toppings for a layered sweet, tangy, spicy, and crunchy snack. Its contrasting textures make it one of the most enjoyable shareable choices.