Bihari-style Samosa reaches the bylanes of London; foodies line up in long queues
Samosa is the heart and soul of almost every Indian, and every region in India has a unique version of this oh-so-popular street snack. Interestingly, a street shop from London serving crispy fried Bihari-style samosas has been ruling over the palates as well as all over the internet for all the right reasons! Here’s all you need to know about this samosa shop and what’s special about it; read on to find out…
Changing the snacking game
London is known for its luscious desserts, fish and chips, or other classic meaty delicacies, but with the onset of this one street store, this Bihari-style samosa has changed the snacking game for the people of London. A heaven for Indians and Indian food lovers, this store has fans across the city and has turned out to be a hit among netizens as well! The Ghantawala Bihari Samosa shop is located at South Harrow and Wembley, UK. Here’s more about this popular samosa shop!
The viral samosa seller from London
Posted on a social media platform, a video of the ‘Bihar Samosa’ has garnered more than 26 million views. In the video, people from different parts of the world are pouring in their love for this street snack over the internet. Fans of this samosa brand can be seen lining up outside the store to just grab a bite of this delightful samosa served with chutneys.
How people reacted to the raging popularity
Much like fans frequenting the samosa shop, people are also praising the taste and experience of this samosa over the internet. For some people, this samosa brand has been a matter of pride, and for some, it is a nostalgia that reminds them of the classic street snacks of India. This is how netizens reacted to this brand’s amazing popularity:
What netizen said
"Brother, you made us proud! Standing in London, keeping the real taste of Bihar and samosas alive. Truly inspiring; as long as there are people like you, Bihar will always shine globally." Here’s how they reacted:
>"The preparation looks so hygienic and delicious."
>One user mentioned tagging the Samosa shop that "They made a mini-India in London, wow," another added. A third wrote, "Samosa looks so tempting, better than India."
>Several echoed, "The preparation looks so hygienic and delicious."