A nod to Mumbai's street food: a spiced potato patty tucked into a soft, buttery roll.
Served as sliders with a side of masala fries tossed in our Indian spice blend. Vegetarian, shareable and made for a crowd.
Where it comes from
These are inspired by vada pav, the spiced potato fritter in a soft bun that Mumbai street vendor Ashok Vaidya is credited with creating in 1966 near Dadar station. Today it's Mumbai's signature street food, and TasteAtlas has named it among the world's best sandwiches.
We serve it as sliders with buttery dinner rolls and masala fries.
Good to know
- Is Bombay Sliders vegetarian?
- Yes. Bombay Sliders is vegetarian.
- Is Bombay Sliders gluten-free?
- It is not marked gluten-free on our menu. Ask your server about options.
- Does Bombay Sliders contain dairy or nuts?
- It contains dairy and is not marked as containing nuts. Please tell your server about any allergy.
- Where can I get Bombay Sliders?
- Bombay Sliders is made only at The Treasury, 4A Wayside Rd, Burlington, MA. Dine in, or order online for pickup.
