7 Samosa joints that are world-famous

Samosa is that one street treat that has been an inseparable part of our lives. Right from satiating hunger to enjoying little moments of life or simply indulging in a crispy snack on a perfect rainy day.

For most of us there’s that one corner that serves the best samosa and is mostly a crowd favourite. Interestingly, there are certain samosa joints around the country that are not just famous in India, but also across the globe. Here are some of the most popular joints that are worth exploring!Panchkuian Road Samosa, DelhiTucked away in the bustling lanes of Connaught Place, this tiny stall near Panchkuian Road has been serving giant Punjabi-style aloo samosas for decades.

Known for their spicy potato filling and thick crust, these samosas draw long queues every evening. The accompanying tangy chutneys make it an unforgettable street food experience.Chatori Gali Samosa, LucknowIn the heart of Lucknow’s famous food street, Chatori Gali, lies a vendor known for his mutton keema samosas. These are crisp, spicy, and filled with aromatic minced meat cooked in traditional Awadhi spices.

It’s a favourite among both locals and international tourists exploring the Nawabi cuisine.Guru Kripa, MumbaiLocated in Sion, Guru Kripa’s samosas have achieved near-mythical status. Served with piping hot chole (chickpeas) and a dash of chutney, their samosa chaat is a street food staple for Mumbaikars. The joint has even been featured in international food shows and documentaries.Tewari Brothers, KolkataA sweet shop chain with a legacy dating back to the 19th century, Tewari Brothers in Kolkata is renowned for its crisp vegetarian samosas.

These are often stuffed with peas and seasonal vegetables, making them unique. The shop's strong fan following includes both locals and Indian expats who visit during trips home. Manohar Sweets, AmritsarLocated near Amritsar’s famous Town Hall, Manohar Sweets is known for its massive samosas that weigh nearly twice the size of regular ones. The spicy filling and crunchy crust make it a sought-after snack, especially among those visiting the Golden Temple nearby.

Their samosa-jalebi combo is iconic.Ram Bharose Samosa Wala, VaranasiThis age-old shop near Godowlia Chowk has served generations with its signature ghee-fried samosas. Known for a unique stuffing that includes mashed potatoes, spices, and crushed roasted peanuts, the samosas here are a sacred snack after evening Ganga Aarti. The flavour is traditional, rich, and full of soul.Shahi Samosa, IndoreA legendary samosa shop near Rajwada Palace, Shahi Samosa is popular for its cheese and corn samosa, along with the classic aloo variety. The fillings are innovative, and the taste caters to both traditionalists and modern snack lovers. Its fame has spread far beyond Indore, with samosa-lovers from across India making pit stops here.