Must-Try Street Food Joints in Hyderabad

Date Feb 25, 2025

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If you haven’t strolled the buzzing lanes of Hyderabad with a plate of spicy Mirchi Bajji or a hot Irani chai in hand, you haven’t truly tasted the city.

Hyderabad’s love affair with street food is storied, diverse, and legendary—mirroring the city’s blend of cultures and communities. Whether you’re a local on the hunt for nostalgia or a visitor chasing bold flavors, these iconic street food joints promise an authentic, wallet-friendly culinary adventure. MyOnely’s editors have curated this list to guide your taste buds through the city’s most beloved food corners, where every bite tells a story.

Must-Try Street Food Joints in Hyderabad

#1 - Ram Ki Bandi

Famous for its creative dosa varieties and cheese-laden idlis, Ram Ki Bandi began as a humble cart in 1989 by Mr. Ram. Open in the wee hours, it’s a hotspot for night owls and early risers alike, and has been featured in numerous food vlogs for its innovative menu.

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#2 - Govind Dosas

Located near Charminar since 1992, Govind Dosas is popular for its buttery dosas made with a secret potato mix. Run by Govind Singh, the stall is a must-visit for South Indian breakfast lovers, and is often awarded top ranks by food bloggers and YouTubers.

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#3 - Momos Point

Since 2010, Momos Point has been Hyderabad’s go-to destination for Tibetan street food. Loved for its juicy, spicy momos and unique chutneys, this joint attracts foodies of all ages, and stands out for its affordability and hygienic service.

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#4 - Maharaja Chaat

Maharaja Chaat has been serving up an array of spicy, tangy chaats since 2004. Located in Himayat Nagar, this outlet is lauded for its crunchy pani puri and ragda pattice, and frequently wins the hearts of locals with its authenticity and cleanliness.

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#5 - Shah Ghouse Café

Founded in 1989 by Md. Rabbani, Shah Ghouse Café is a legendary stop for Hyderabadi biryani and kebabs—open 24/7! A favorite among locals and tourists, it’s won awards for best biryani and stands out for its rich flavors and friendly pricing.

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#6 - Alpha Hotel

Founded in 1965, Alpha Hotel near Secunderabad Station is synonymous with Irani chai and hearty Hyderabadi breakfast. An all-time favorite for its keema, samosas, and affordability, Alpha was awarded 'Best Heritage Eatery' in 2018.

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#7 - Agra Sweets Bandi

A staple at Abids for over 30 years, Agra Sweets Bandi brings authentic North Indian street delights to Hyderabad. Their jalebis and samosas are made fresh, drawing crowds every evening for a quick sweet and spicy fix.

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#8 - Matwale Doodh Ghar

Famous since the 1980s for its piping hot malai kulfi and kesar doodh, Matwale Doodh Ghar in Mozamjahi Market is a beloved late-night destination. Its rustic flavors and traditional recipes have even earned mentions in top Hyderabad travel guides.

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#9 - Hotel Rumaan

Open since 1995 in Tolichowki, Hotel Rumaan is a hub for delicious shawarma, rolls, and haleem during Ramadan. Known for generous portions and distinctive spices, Rumaan has garnered a loyal following over the decades.

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#10 - Mozamjahi Market Fruit Ice Cream

Serving since 1951, the fruit ice cream stalls at Mozamjahi Market are truly iconic. The natural fruit flavors and homemade style have kept generations coming back, making it a must-stop for a cool treat in Hyderabad’s heat.

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