An Instagram creator recently showed how a Bengaluru momo seller is reportedly making ₹31 lakh a month, selling nearly 118 plates every single hour — and the video has now gone viral across social media. People are shocked, confused, and debating one thing: Can a street food stall really earn this much? But here’s the truth most people ignore: In big cities like Bengaluru, high-footfall spots + strong demand + lightning-fast service can turn small food stalls into serious cash machines. When volume meets consistency, even a tiny shop can pull numbers bigger than many corporate salaries. Street food is one of India’s most profitable small businesses. Low investment. High demand. Daily cash flow. Some people see momos. Entrepreneurs see opportunity. Follow @marketing.growmatics for real business insights, viral stories, and breakdowns that open your mind. Credit @cassiusclydepereira #marketinggrowmatics #businessfacts #streetfoodbusiness #smallbusinessindia #momos #bengaluru #startupideas #earningideas #viralnews #explorepage #reelsindia