Indore Food Corner: Top 10 Samosa Spots That Will Leave You Drooling
· Free Press Journal
Indore is famous for its street food, and samosa holds a special place in every foodie’s heart. From crispy potato fillings to tangy “khatta samosas,” the city has turned this humble snack into a cult favourite. Here are 10 popular samosa spots in Indore where locals queue up for a hot bite.
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1. Vijay Chaat House (Bada Sarafa)
Vijay Chaat House (Bada Sarafa)Price: ₹20–₹30 per samosa
location: Chappan Dukkan
Located near Bada Sarafa, Vijay Chaat House is a favourite among Gen-Z's, tourists and locals alike. The shop is known for its crispy outer layer and generous potato filling, along with unique varieties of indori snacks like khopra pattis.
Vijay Chaat House (Bada Sarafa)People love it because the samosas are always served piping hot with sweet and spicy chutneys.
2. Swadisht Samosa Corner (Sarafa Bazaar)
Swadisht Samosa Corner (Sarafa Bazaar)Price: ₹15–₹20 per samosa
location: 8 ,Bada Sarafa, Sarafa Bazar, Indore
This spot is famous for Indore’s signature khatta samosa. The tangy flavour paired with sweet chutney and a topping of sev makes it a unique experience.
Swadisht Samosa Corner (Sarafa Bazaar)Many food lovers visit Sarafa just to enjoy this sweet-spicy Indori twist.
3. Gelda Chaat House (Dawa Bazaar)
Gelda Chaat House (Dawa Bazaar)Price: ₹20–₹25
location: 351, Jawahar Marg, Rajwada, Indore
Gelda is a legendary name in Indore’s chaat scene. Their samosas are known for crunchy texture and spicy chutneys.
Gelda Chaat House (Dawa Bazaar)Many customers prefer their samosa chaat, where the samosa is crushed and topped with chutney, sev, and spices.
4. Suresh Namkeen (HIG-LIG Area)
Suresh Namkeen (HIG-LIG Area)Price: ₹15–₹20
location: Malwa Mill Rd, Malwa Mill Square, Scheme No 91, Indore,
A well-known snack shop in the city, Suresh Namkeen serves classic Indori samosas with spicy potato filling.
Suresh Namkeen (HIG-LIG Area)Customers love the perfectly crisp crust and balanced spices.
5. Mathurawala Sweets
Mathurawala SweetsPrice: ₹20–₹25
location: 57, Chowk, Murai Mohalla, Chhawni, Indore
An old sweet shop that has built a loyal following. Their samosas are loved for their freshness and slightly spicy filling, usually served with sweet chutney and sev.
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Samosawala (Geeta Bhavan)Price: ₹15–₹20
location: 9/4 Maa Darshan compound ,Geeta bhavan, Indore
A small shop dedicated to samosas with multiple varieties. It’s especially popular among college students and office-goers who stop by for a quick snack.
7. Prasidh Jalebi Bhandar
Prasidh Jalebi BhandarPrice: ₹15–₹20
location: Gumasta Nagar, scheme 71, Indore
Though famous for poha-jalebi, their morning samosas are also a crowd favourite. The combination of poha, jalebi, and samosa makes for a classic Indori breakfast.
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location: Janki Niwas, Chandan Nagar, Indore
This humble breakfast spot serves simple yet flavorful samosas. People love it for its affordable price and authentic street-food taste.
9. Samosa Indori
Samosa IndoriPrice: ₹20–₹30
location: Madhumilan Square, RNT Marg, Indore
A modern samosa joint offering different fillings and creative variations. It’s a hit among young foodies who enjoy experimenting with flavors.
10. Jain Mithai Bhandar
Jain Mithai BhandarPrice: ₹15–₹20
location: 11-12 Anand Bazar Road Anand Bazar, Khajrana, Indore
Known for fresh snacks, Jain Mithai Bhandar serves crispy samosas paired with sweet chutney and sev, making it a perfect evening snack.
What makes Indore’s samosa special is its sweet-spicy flavour balance, the crunchy texture, and the unique topping of sev and chutneys. Whether at a busy Sarafa night market or a quiet morning breakfast stall, samosas remain one of the city’s most loved street foods.