A fast food menu sells on speed, clear choices and combos. Most Indian fast food outlets build around five families: pizza, burgers, sandwiches, momos and Indo-Chinese, plus fries, wraps and shakes. This page gives a full fast food menu list for each, with veg and non-veg options and example price ranges you can adapt.
Every price shown is an illustrative example for a small Indian outlet, not data from any real brand. Your actual prices should come from your own ingredient costs.
Fries, sides and drinks
- French fries (salted, peri peri, cheesy)
- Potato wedges
- Garlic bread
- Cheese garlic bread
- Onion rings
- Nachos with salsa
- Pasta (white sauce, red sauce, pink sauce)
- Cold coffee
- Oreo or KitKat shake
- Lemon iced tea
- Fresh lime soda
- Soft drinks
For more drinks, see the shakes and mocktail menu.
Questions and answers
What items should be on a fast food menu?
Pizza, burgers, sandwiches, momos, fries, wraps, a few Indo-Chinese dishes and shakes cover what most Indian customers expect.
How many items should a small fast food menu have?
Twenty to thirty items across four or five categories is plenty for a small outlet. Fewer items mean faster service.
What is the most popular veg fast food in India?
Common bestsellers include vada pav, pav bhaji, veg burgers, momos, grilled sandwiches and paneer pizzas, though this varies by city.
Are the prices on this page real?
No. They are illustrative ranges for a small Indian outlet. Calculate your own using your ingredient cost and target food cost.
How do I price combos?
Add up the individual prices, then take off a small, fixed amount so the combo still clears your target food cost. The menu pricing calculator can help.
Last checked: 14 October 2026