'Chaiwala' is a Hindi and Urdu word that literally means 'person selling tea'. At Warsaw's Chaiwala café, you will indeed enjoy aromatic tea, including its traditional Indian version with milk and spices. Above all, however, you will eat here a classic Indian streaked food prepared according to recipes originating in northern India. These include traditional Indian burgers, fried crispy samosa dumplings, steamed rice cakes with vegetables, roasted rice with chickpea noodles, fried lentil balls in yoghurt sauce, curries and traditional Indian breads.

Chaiwala serves exclusively vegetarian dishes at 100%. As well as dishes for greater hunger, you'll also find sandwiches on the menu. Among them, the bestselling potato and pea stuffed sandwich with cheese and piled high toasted sandwiches with vegetables and mayonnaise served with potato boats. Let's not forget Indian street food is also a sweet treat! At Ogrodowa you will eat, among other things, the traditional Bengali rasgulla, which are balls formed from fresh milk cheese in sugar syrup. Ghewar - a Rajasthani cake made from flour, ghee and sugar syrup - is also an interesting option. Cashew nuts, cardamom, saffron, dried fruits, jaggery, khoa and coconut flakes are also used in creating the sweet flavours here.

Warsaw Window fries are already truly iconic places on the capital's street food map. If you are interested in the best street food, Warsaw Centrum offers delicious fries in as many as two locations. The first location - on Polna Street - has been open for 12 years and was the first fryer in Warsaw. In time, it was joined by a window on Dobra Street in close proximity to the University of Warsaw Library. Belgian fries and yam fries served in biodegradable colourful wrappers with the characteristic inscription 'We love fries' took the hearts of Varsovians and tourists by storm.

Windows uses no palm oil and all sauces are made on site with fresh ingredients. Examples of these include tzatziki, lemon majo on Greek yoghurt with lime, umami majo, green pepper sauce, azure cheese-based sauce. Vegans can also look forward to delicious side dishes. These include a mild vegan cheester, vegan parmesan and edible flowers. The window is a top spot, it is very often featured on social media and you can often meet famous faces here.

Dehli-6 brings the flavours of the streets of New Delhi straight to the Warsaw Centre. One of the restaurant's specialities is the Indian version of Chinese food, a combination of the taste of Indian spices with Chinese ingredients. The chef recommends Chinese noodles prepared in the Indian style in various variants - with vegetables, vegetables and egg or vegetables and chicken. You won't taste this unique flavour anywhere else. To drink, you can choose from traditional mango lassi, sweet lassi, salted masala lassi or masala lemonade.

Dishes you'll also try at Dehli-6 include Indian paneer cheese served in various forms, chicken or mutton curries and vegetarian vegetable dishes with a special spice blend composed on site. For lesser hunger, traditional sandwiches are great, including best-selling toast filled with aromatic potato filling. Regular visitors also highly praise the wraps, of which around ten types are served here.

This is another place worth visiting in Warsaw's Saska Kępa district. The restaurant advertises itself as "casual street food & bar". Snack freely here even at night. Depending on the day, Prophet's Dream is open until 10 pm or midnight during the week, and until 1 am on Fridays and Saturdays. On weekends, breakfast is served between 9am and 1.30pm. The street food dishes served at Prophet's Dream are inspired by different parts of the world. You'll eat here, among other tasty starters such as fries, calamari and prawns in tempura, jalapeno stuffed with cheddar cheese and very good kimchi. You can count on a relaxed friendly atmosphere and enjoy a beer, one of the cocktails or prosecco.

The specialities of the premises also include bowle (with beef, prawns or vege), large "turboboules" with a variety of toppings and Japanese pancakes with the chef's own toppings. The Prophet's Set, which consists of a compilation of various starters, is very popular. Tip: it's worth asking about promotions. These include discounts on specific dishes on selected days of the week and attractive freebies, such as lemonade added to the turboboule on a specific day.