Ura Street Food - Carte

Shirley's food is a Machynlleth institution and not to be missed. Make sure you check the ordering details on the website in plenty of time though!

Only there for the Wednesday street market this one woman middle east/Indian light bites business serves delicious street food. We had a spicy potato wrap and a vegetarian samosa plus a delicious garlic ball each. Worth the wait.

10/10 service and hearty home cooked indian street food at mac market. A real well seasoned gem in the heart of wales. A true artisan, the owner cares a lot for the quality of her ingredients flavours. Something that is lacking in todays commercialised food industry ! A must visit when the market is open. Voir le carte

Came here for lunch, you do have to wait a while as all the food is cooked to order. The owner is fun and friendly and has such a warm personality. We ordered a dal which was amazing so many layers of flavour, and a small amount of warmth that built over time. The wraps were tasty too and the fresh bread to die for. It was worth the wait in the rain.

Wednesday is market day in Mach and when we are there we always try to attend. We were told about this street van selling fresh vegetarian food from the Indian sub continent. On our two visits we both had wraps with a mild bu very tasty curry inside. The owner who makes and serves the lovely food is a pleasant and friendly lady who uses all natural ingredients for her own delicious recipes a must go place on a Mach Wednesday!

Firstly you have to wait... there's a queue... That's part of the fun. Food is cooked to order in front of you. The smells as you wait....mmmm There's a good selection of food Kati, dahls Ann's samosas. The samosas are devine and I guess how they should actually taste... what have I been missing all these years? I had a chilli panner Kati it was wonderful. I wish i lived closer.... can not speak highly enough of this vendor....it was being special Voir le carte

Planned lunch here after browsing around Mach Wednesday market. Unfortunately we left it a bit late and arrived early afternoon rather than lunchtime so lots of the food was sold out. The food we did have however was absolutely incredible. Delicious kati rolls, one paneer and one falafel. Very reasonably priced too. The lady who runs the stall is lovely and the stall is clearly an integral part of the market by now! Real shame we didn't arrive earlier otherwise i would have tried everything on the menu. Highly recommend.

Really nice food just hope the weather is good so you can find somewhere to eat it outside.Cheap and made in front of you she'll guide you through what it is if you are new to the food.The Market has improved considerably in recent years, there are far more stalls selling quality fresh produce far better and cheaper than any Supermarket will ever do, you even speak to the proprietors who often add a bit extra. A few catering vans (Sadly the old Fish stall that was by the Institute has gone) have set up offering all types of exotic foods with local ingredients.Sadly she and them are only available on a Wednesday.

We have always meant to visit but never quite made it until last week! I told the lady that this was my first visit and could she explain the menu. She was very friendly and chatty and ran through her menu and I was so tempted I bought the potato wrap, paneer wrap, samosa and garlic potato. The wraps are cooked fresh. They are rolled out in front of you and cooked to order. I noticed locals were buying lots of food. Presumably to take back to work to share with their colleagues. We took the food home and shared it. All the dishes were so so tasty. I will make a special point of visiting next time we are in Machynlleth. I suggest you do too. Voir le carte