best street food in noida (2026) - brahmaputra market, atta market, sector 18
noida street food: brahmaputra market's night stalls, atta market chole bhature, sector 18 vada pav and late-night food in sectors 74-122.
tldr: noida’s street food lives in three places. brahmaputra market in sector 29 is the evening and night market, with tikki, momos, rolls, shawarma, lucknowi kebabs and the long-running lakshmi coffee house. atta market in sector 18 is the daytime market, known for chole bhature at sitaram (breakfast only), kapoor balle balle and sharma ji’s, and for goli vada pav at about rs 200 for two. the newer residential sectors along the expressway (74, 76 and 122) are where the late-night food is now, with nathuram bhatura, stuff puff and hargao dimsums.
noida was planned as an industrial and residential suburb, so it never had an old food street. its street food grew up around the markets that formed first: atta market in sector 18 and the brahmaputra market in sector 29, which became the after-work food stop for the offices nearby. over the last few years the newer sectors near the expressway, with their large housing societies, have added a third cluster, mostly small stalls and kiosks that stay open late for residents.
this guide uses food videos and instagram creator posts about noida from 2019 to 2026, and ratings and price-for-two figures from listing sites, checked in october 2026. some of the prices below come from a 2019 video of brahmaputra market and are flagged as such: they are useful for comparing stalls, but expect to pay more now. nobody from this site has eaten at every stall listed.
for sitting down rather than eating on the street, see best cafes in noida.
the awards
- best market overall: brahmaputra market, sector 29
- best chole bhature: sitaram, atta market - breakfast only
- best coffee: lakshmi coffee house, brahmaputra market - filter coffee, running for about 35 years
- best vada pav: goli vada pav no. 1, sector 18 - about rs 200 for two
- best kebab: lucknowi zaika, brahmaputra market - veg galouti-style kebab
- best late-night stop: nathuram bhatura, sector 122
- best rolls: khan’s kathi rolls, savitri market
the quick comparison
| # | spot | area | order | price | source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | lakshmi coffee house | brahmaputra market, sector 29 | paper dosa, filter coffee | street price | food videos 2019, 2025 |
| 2 | evergreen chaat | brahmaputra market | papdi chaat with spiced peanuts | street price | food video 2019 |
| 3 | lucknowi zaika | brahmaputra market | veg galouti-style kebab, biryani | street price | food video 2019 |
| 4 | sitaram | atta market, sector 18 | chole bhature (breakfast) | street price | listings |
| 5 | sagar | sector 18 | chole bhature | street price | food video 2025 |
| 6 | goli vada pav no. 1 | sector 18 | vada pav | about rs 200 for two | listings |
| 7 | khan’s kathi rolls | savitri market | kathi rolls | street price | listings |
| 8 | teasta | sector 37 | tea | street price | food video 2025 |
| 9 | nathuram bhatura | block c, sector 122 | chole bhature, late night | street price | food video 2026 |
| 10 | hargao dimsums | amrapali princely estate, sector 76 | dimsums | street price | food video 2026 |
brahmaputra market, sector 29
brahmaputra market is the one place in noida that feels like a food street. it fills up after office hours and stays busy into the night, and most stalls are within a few minutes’ walk of each other.
lakshmi coffee house is the oldest name here. it has been running for about 35 years, and it shows up in food videos from both 2019 and 2025, which says something about its consistency. order the paper dosa and a filter coffee.
evergreen chaat makes papdi chaat with spiced peanuts on top, a small change from the standard delhi version. bombay bhel puri is the dahi puri stop.
lucknowi zaika is the most interesting stall in the market: a vegetarian kebab in the galouti style, made from lentils, soya mince and raw banana, so soft it barely holds its shape. it also serves chicken biryani with korma on the side. al kaif shawarma and an afghani shawarma cart cover the non-veg rolls.
a 2019 video of the market recorded these prices, which give a sense of the relative cost of each dish, though all of them will be higher now:
| dish | 2019 price |
|---|---|
| aloo tikki | rs 40 |
| mix pakoda | rs 20 |
| egg roll | rs 30 |
| malai soya chaap | rs 70 |
| paneer schezwan momos | rs 90 |
| badam milk | rs 40 |
| paneer maggi | rs 50 |
| kitkat ice cream | rs 100 |
for a more recent price point, a 2025 short put a plate of laal maggi (spicy red maggi) elsewhere in noida at rs 100.
atta market and sector 18
atta market is noida’s oldest market and its daytime food stop.
sitaram is the breakfast chole bhature place. it serves chole bhature in the morning only, so arrive early. kapoor balle balle and sharma ji’s are the other two chole bhature names in the market, and they stay open longer. for the delhi version of this dish, see best chole bhature in delhi.
sagar, also in sector 18, showed up in a 2025 noida food tour for chole bhature.
around the market you will find golgappe, aloo tikki and papdi chaat stalls, and near the bus-stand end there are carts selling litti chokha, chole kulche and kulhad pizza.
goli vada pav no. 1 in sector 18 is listed at about rs 200 for two, and it is the quick, cheap option between shops. aggarwal bikaneri sweets is the sweet shop pick, at about rs 450 for two.
savitri market and sector 37
khan’s kathi rolls in savitri market is the rolls pick, and teasta in sector 37, featured in a 2025 tour, is a tea shop with a longer tea menu than the usual roadside stall.
the expressway sectors: late night
the newest food cluster in noida is in the housing societies along the expressway. a june 2026 video about where to eat at 2 am in noida covered four places:
- the food lab co. at supertech north eye, prateek wisteria, sector 74
- nathuram bhatura, block c, sector 122, for chole bhature late at night
- stuff puff, 15 amrapali princely estate, sector 76
- hargao dimsums, outside la napoli, amrapali princely estate, sector 76
in the same area, a 2024 video featured a wood-fired desi pizza at skytech matrott, sector 76, for about rs 250.
these are newer stalls, so they do not yet have the review counts of the older markets, but they are where noida’s late-night street food now is.
what to eat, by time of day
| time | what | where |
|---|---|---|
| 8-11 am | chole bhature | sitaram, atta market |
| 11 am-6 pm | chole bhature, vada pav | kapoor balle balle, sharma ji’s, goli vada pav |
| 6-11 pm | chaat, kebabs, dosa, momos | brahmaputra market, sector 29 |
| after 11 pm | chole bhature, dimsums | nathuram bhatura (sector 122), hargao dimsums (sector 76) |
a noida food route
for a morning, start with chole bhature at sitaram in atta market and walk around sector 18 for vada pav and chaat. for an evening, go to brahmaputra market after 6 pm: paper dosa and filter coffee at lakshmi coffee house, papdi chaat at evergreen, and the veg kebab at lucknowi zaika. sector 18 has its own metro station on the blue line, and sector 29 is a short auto ride from it.
noida versus delhi
noida’s street food is younger than delhi’s and more spread out, so it rewards planning rather than wandering. it is strongest on north indian breakfast food and evening market snacks, and weakest on the old mughlai dishes you find around jama masjid. if you live in east delhi, the two areas work as one food map: see best street food in east delhi for raja chaat corner and the krishna nagar stalls.
tips
- brahmaputra market is an evening market. many stalls are quiet before 5 pm.
- sitaram is breakfast only. arrive before 11 am.
- treat the 2019 prices as a guide only. they show which dishes cost more, not what you will pay now.
- check late-night timings. the expressway stalls are newer and their hours change; call or check a listing before a 2 am trip.
- use the metro for sector 18. parking around atta market is very hard on weekends.
the final word
if you only do one thing, go to brahmaputra market in the evening and start with lakshmi coffee house. it has been in the same market for about 35 years and still appears in food videos today. come back to atta market another morning for chole bhature at sitaram.