Happy World Samosa Day - Share your samosa story

[Shalz]

Happy world samosa day - never hurt a Samosa by saying No, they too have fillings inside

World Samosa Day is celebrated every year on September 5. The day honours the samosa, which is a popular fried, pyramid-shaped snack. A mood-elevating eatery that used to be a travellers food in small triangles.

Did you know?

The word “samosa” is derived from the Persian word “sanbosag” or “sagoshag,” meaning "small triangleS.

The samosa originated in the Middle East and Central Asia, first appearing around the 10th century as a pastry called “sanbosag” or “sambosa,” filled with meat and spices. It was introduced to the Indian subcontinent by Central Asian traders between the 13th and 14th centuries. Over time, the samosa’s filling adapted to local tastes, leading to the popular vegetarian versions with spiced potatoes.

Samosa aur chai zindagi main aye.. To baat ban jaye..potent combo, isn’t it?

Let’s connect & celebrate ?

Share your story or experience of a samosa eatery or any such local samosa selling business that you loved eating at or you would want everyone to know about?

Share Your beloved samosa & What was it that you loved about it?

Review a samosa selling local business & enjoy.

Would love to hear from you all.

I am sharing my 1st experience of a local samosa selling cart & business

Jai Shree Shyam Samose wale is a nice hygienic samosa cart in Ramphal Chowk, Sec 7, Dwarka. He sells quite distinct variety of Samosas like chowmein samosa, paneer makhani, pizza samosa etc. loved the taste. Fresh out of the wok with mint chutney

Paneer makhani & tandoori paneer samosa

Soya malai chaap samosa

Google map link

RdRamphal Chowk

Happy Teacher’s Day

Happy Onam

[ShreyaMusings]

Happy World Samosa Day

Happy onam

Happy Teachers Day to you and everyone @Shalz

[Rajatsah007]

Happy samosas day along with teachers Day. @Shalz

Samosa ki mazza barish mein aur aur ek cup ki chae. Maja hi alag hai.

Am also fond of samosa. I hope I have tasted panner samosa,dahi samosa, chowmin samosa, etc.. a lot of customisation of stuffed has started in the samosa trend in market.

[Shalz]

@ShreyaMusings thank you and same to you you are incredible

[Shalz]

@Rajatsah007 yes there’s a lot of customisation and so many varieties..I have enjoyed a few

Baarish samosa & chai never ceases to create that happiness

[curatorofmemory]

Lovely post @Shalz The best thing to have ever happened is when someone replaced the original meat filling with humble aloo… giving Vegeterians the best snack ever.समोसा बिना चैन कहाँ रे

[Shalz]

@curatorofmemory thank you for your appreciation

absolutely ..otherwise we wouldn’t be enjoying these filled triangles today

[AbhijeetUniyal]

Wow! nice post @Shalz and I am also a very big samosa lover. Happy Samosa Day and Happy Teacher’s Day

[Shalz]

@AbhijeetUniyal i wonder so many of us are huge samosa lovers & startup’s have built huge businesses around it

[TusharSuradkar]

The color and texture of the Samosas in the first photo looks fabulous and tempting @Shalz

Nice video too

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

[Shalz]

@TusharSuradkar looks fab ..they are even giving their franchise outlets

[Shalz]

Happy world samosa day - never hurt a Samosa by saying No, they too have fillings inside

World Samosa Day is celebrated every year on September 5. The day honours the samosa, which is a popular fried, pyramid-shaped snack. A mood-elevating eatery that used to be a travellers food in small triangles.

Did you know?

The word “samosa” is derived from the Persian word “sanbosag” or “sagoshag,” meaning "small triangleS.

The samosa originated in the Middle East and Central Asia, first appearing around the 10th century as a pastry called “sanbosag” or “sambosa,” filled with meat and spices. It was introduced to the Indian subcontinent by Central Asian traders between the 13th and 14th centuries. Over time, the samosa’s filling adapted to local tastes, leading to the popular vegetarian versions with spiced potatoes.

Samosa aur chai zindagi main aye.. To baat ban jaye..potent combo, isn’t it?

Let’s connect & celebrate ?

Share your story or experience of a samosa eatery or any such local samosa selling business that you loved eating at or you would want everyone to know about?

Share Your beloved samosa & What was it that you loved about it?

Review a samosa selling local business & enjoy.

Would love to hear from you all.

I am sharing my 1st experience of a local samosa selling cart & business

Jai Shree Shyam Samose wale is a nice hygienic samosa cart in Ramphal Chowk, Sec 7, Dwarka. He sells quite distinct variety of Samosas like chowmein samosa, paneer makhani, pizza samosa etc. loved the taste. Fresh out of the wok with mint chutney

Paneer makhani & tandoori paneer samosa

Soya malai chaap samosa

Google map link

RdRamphal Chowk

Link to Delicious Samosas at Prachin Hanuman Mandir

Prachin Hanuman Mandir samosas

Google map link Prachin Hanuman Mandir

Happy Teacher’s Day

Happy Onam

[Ssiddharth2000]

Now that’s really increased my cravings for samosas @Shalz The unique varieties of samosa looks so tempting.

[Shalz]

@Ssiddharth2000 yes this food is such! And there are so many fusions these days ..thanks ..

[Shalz]

mini samosa & tea by Yogesh on Janpath

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Mini Samosa & Tea by Yogesh

We all love Samosa. And it’s world samosa day today.

Chai and Samosa are one of the best pairings for a cosy evenings with family. Yogesh Mini Samosa is a roadside vendor in CP sells 5 Mini Samosas for just Rs 20. These samosas have good filling and are served with two chutneys. They also sprinkle their own masala with adds on to the taste. They also make fresh bread pakodas. They also make great ginger tea. We had this lovely combo of samosa & tea and did some chai pe charcha too.

It’s run by the whole family & is generally crowded so might have to wait during rush hours.

[Ssiddharth2000]

I have heard a lot about this legendary place. They serve delicious samosas and chai. Let’s plan a meet-up here soon @Shalz

[Shalz]

@Ssiddharth2000 its a nice samosa and tea stall. I liked their tea a lot. Bread pakoda & samosa were nice. Yes, definitely we can plan a meet up. Bhogal chhole Bathure is just walking from here. Janpath market is 5 minutes walking. And there’s a lineup of multiple south-Indian restaurants like Gokulum, Amudham, A2B, Sarvanns. So it’s a wonderful place for a meet up.

[Ssiddharth2000]

Absolutely right @Shalz