Four More Shots

Great place to try authentic Indian Street food, we have been here multiple times now and tried different stuff every time, the Tandoori Chicken HSP (you HAVE TO TRY THIS, it will blow away your mind), the Kurkure Chaat, the Tandoori Chicken Roll and the Qeema Paratha have been out favs! Can't never miss the Adrak Chai! Definitely recommend it! The owner has also told us that from 9 Oct they are moving to Burwood in a proper shop, so it's even going to be more better! Yay!

This food truck is a true Indian street food haven. The parathas and rolls are a burst of authentic flavors, instantly transporting you to bustling Indian streets. The crispy yet flaky parathas, generously filled, are a delight. The rolls perfectly marry textures and tastes. With warm service and a cozy ambiance, this food truck oasis is a must-visit for an unforgettable culinary journey.

Four more shots has been my regular for a long time, probably 2-3 years. Always fantastic wholesome food. Definitely give it a try and you won’t be disappointed.

Amazing food! Great quality! Freshly made! Fabulous taste! Highly recommend for parathna lovers. Cheapest price around Melbourne.

Super slow cos its a one man crew but the tandoori chicken hsp was super delicious so it was worth the wait

Really good experience we had prantha and tea really delicious will come back again and their prices are very affordable keep it up
We need this kind of food and service ️

This is what i was finding, like your home indian food on doorstep. Amazing stuff tasty i love spices varities in food. Only one thing in my mind. I LOVE IT Thanks for cooking delicious food for us.

Great place to try authentic Indian Street food, we tried the Kurkure Chaat, the Tandoori Chicken Roll and the Qeema Paratha and it was all just so yummy! Definitely recommend it!

Really good experience we had prantha and tea really delicious will come back again and their prices are very affordable keep it up
We need this kind of food and service

This joint gets you the most value for your $$ you can imagine.

Best parathas in Melbourne

Best to call and order beforehand to eliminate long wait.

This place serves the best masala chai (tea) and Tadka Maggi that you can find in Melbourne. Tried the paranthas and egg bhurji too and they were amazing as well.

A must visit place for Indian foodies and for those looking for a late night fix.

The owner is extremely humble and courteous too.

Amazing food and very traditional taste. Paranthas were great and chole kulcha was also so good. Value for money and best street food around the area

Amazing Parathas, We have never had parathas like this before. The way paraths were packed was so good too. Highly Highly recommended place. He has updated his opening timings so please contact him for details. Charges are reasonable. No onion no garlic parathas available too on request.

I tried paneer tikka roll once and since then I have been ordering the same thing every now and then. Though I will try out stuffed parathas as well. Very friendly guy running the place.

Flavours were good, and they make their own lassi but the quality of the food just wasn't there, it's more like eating because you need to instead of been able to enjoy the meal.

Kudos for the person running it just by himself but not so impressed by the food. Ordered parathas, stuffed chickpea kulche, kurkure chat but nothing tasted very good.

Paratha was really very delicious quality and quantity is also very good.size of paratha was of very good size compared to price.will again approach for future orders.

The food at this place is amazing! I’m actually obsessed with their paneer tikka & the kurkure chaat, such og flavours and ACTUALLY spicy! Love it:)

First time recommended by a friend. Ordered samosas and a lassi. The person cooking did not have food gloves. All food handled with bare hands.
Ice blocks for lassi was handle with bare hands. The cooked food was put in take away bags with bare hands. No use of tongs or utensils. Used same hands to handle money and then handle food without washing his hands!
The chutney for the samosas was sitting on the ground in an old yoghurt container. He may have kept it there for lack of space, but shouldn’t it be kept in a refrigerator?
Paid for food but dumped it all before leaving. The sanitary practices of this establishment is questionable and won’t be long before someone suffers from food poisoning.
Cannot comment on taste of food because we never ate it.

There is no shape size consistency for parathas. Look like an intern just dumped the filling and tried hard to make it round. Every bite has different mix of salt pepper spice combo.waste of money and Friday evening snacking