Eggholic - Indian Street Food

Their food is really delicious. Ambiance is clean and cozy. Staffs are friendly. I absolutely loved the dahi puri. Will definitely recommend this one.

We had an amazing experience at Eggholic in Indianapolis! If you love authentic Indian street food, this is the place to be. 🔥 What We Tried: 🥗 Bhel – Light, crispy, and full of flavor with the perfect balance of sweet, tangy, and spicy. 🍽️ Dahi Puri – Crisp puris filled with creamy yogurt and chutneys—bursting with taste in every bite! 🍔 Vada Pav – A true Mumbai-style classic, with a spicy potato filling and soft bun. 🍳 Egg Gotala – Rich, spicy, and packed with bold flavors—a must-try for egg lovers! 🥭 Mango Mastani – Thick, creamy, and refreshing with the perfect mango sweetness. 🥤 Rabadi Lassi – Smooth, rich, and delicious—great for cooling down after spicy dishes. The service was friendly, the atmosphere was vibrant, and the food was fresh and flavorful. We can’t wait to come back and try more dishes! Highly recommended! 🎉🍛

Delicious food!! We had this place on our list to visit just for the pani puri! They had the best Lassi drinks I have ever had. Highly reccomend. Thank you for the super helpful staff to explain the items in detail! With great reccomendations we will be trying this agian! Love the music videos playing on the wall too!

It was my first visit to Eggholic, I was meaning to try their famous egg dishes for a while now. Loved the idea and thought of transforming the simple egg recipes to something more. The interior of the restaurant looked amazing and the staff were kind.

We have purchased Paneer Tikka Wrap and Paneer masala sandwich. I found hairs I the sandwich. Had to throw everything away. Be careful don’t end up eating their hairs in food. Photo attached.

Indian culinary with English sub titles. Egg salad sandwich was very good and unique. Coffee was ok but not what I wanted. No cream. No sugar or substitute sugar. Place was neat, clean, modern atmosphere, but not American. They should consider pronunciation guides on menus and on signage to accommodate an American client who is reluctant to ask, "What’s that?" Also, and aEd English wording to explain what the menu item is in order to broaden their appeal to beyond immigrants from India, which has to be a very small part of the population here in INDIAana.

definitely a new Indian experience worth trying. interesting experience to take a bite of a sandwich and get full curry flavours. tried a veg rice dish that lacked any interesting veg. just diced peppers. in fact there are no dishes with decent veg. the curries come with a flat oily bread. i prefer rice but plain rice isn't available. service is slow, our dishes came at 20, 25 and 30 minutes so if you aren't sharing you won't be eating together. We're glad we tried it.