Celebrating 😋 World Samosa Day in Pune

This post is in response to the World Samosa Day Celebrations :confetti_ball: :face_savoring_food: :partying_face: by @Shalz here, and by @Rahul001 here.

Samosa is an integral part of evening snacks, often paired with Chai tea.

There are numerous samosa and chat shops around my residence in Pune.
I often stop by one during my evening walk and try out various samosas regularly.

Here’s my recent Samosa House Review:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/QvvaCtM1M95UhRWV6

They sell excellent samosas and Jilbi at a reasonable rate.

In an era when fast food is expensive,
:money_bag: They offer nice snacks at affordable prices.
:cook: The service was prompt and quick.
:sparkle: The shop was clean and hygienic.
:automobile: Free roadside parking was available.
:tram: The nearest metro station is Baner Gaon.

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@TusharSuradkar hygiene, taste & reasonable at that ..you barely find these all at one place ! Looks like quite a good place ..thanks for sharing

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Thank you, @Shalz
I love their dedication to Samosas - they have put up an I :heart: Samosa sign and also the Samosa GlowSign on their board :+1:

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@TusharSuradkar yes I loved the personalisation ..shows how close are you to what you do

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That’s a good post for a local guide @TusharSuradkar .

In city/state, huge expansion of samosa variety has been taking place like having shawrma as a fillings of samosa. To a extent where I seen one sweet filled samosa too. I don’t know whether they have different name but shop owners says it’s new samosa.

By the way, your store front is featured as first photo of the restaurant.

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After reading the review and your thoughts on snacks I am going to have samosa straight away @TusharSuradkar very well written :sparkles::sparkles:

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@TusharSuradkar. Samosas are truly amazing. Thanks for the share

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Yes, fusion food is on the rise @Rahul001, and sadly, they are mixing traditional dishes like samosas with meat and sweet, which I do not welcome at all :smiley:

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Comparing vadapav and samosa both are really mouth watering snacks for me. In Pune I used to have it while in bus journey to my plant site. Awesome weather and samosa with chutney. A great combination in rainy day’s. @TusharSuradkar @Shalz @Rahul001 happy samosa day.

At here in odisha we called as singada​:fortune_cookie::fortune_cookie:

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Wow! nice post @TusharSuradkar sir. Your samosas pics is making my mouth watering after looking into your samosas pictures :face_savoring_food::clap:

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Yes, Samosas in the rainy season are irresistible :face_savoring_food:
@Ruchee2
Hope to see your Samosa pics soon. :+1:

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Nice comparison @Rajatsah007
Vada Pav is a more Maharashtrian delicacy to be enjoyed in the rainy season with chai.
Compared to Samosa, it is a bit easier to prepare and deliver.
I have heard about Singada but never tasted.

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Thank you for the appreciation, dear @AbhijeetUniyal :+1:
Time to venture out and try some
Don’t forget to share the Samosa pics - maybe some Tea as well :face_savoring_food:

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I have also celebrated Samosa Day at Tokyo. Thank you for the post @TusharSuradkar.

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Wow..! Samosa in Tokyo, that is wonderful @Trishatishu
The Samosas look crispy and yummy :face_savoring_food:
Is this at home or at a food joint?

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Its a food joint near to my home.

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@TusharSuradkar sir, this shop should be famous locally, almost all the racks are empty.

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Haha :smiley:
Yes, good observation, dear @MathanVibranarayan
Especially, the Samosas are all gone :dashing_away:

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Coming in less than 10 min. Preparing my post for the same :hugs:

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Clean and hygienic place to relish some samosa and chai, excellent @TusharSuradkar

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