[Liquid_o2]

Alright Revscene. Who makes your favorite Samosas? My current favorite is probably Chef Kebab on Fraser Hwy in Surrey (next to the Kia dealership)

Also, where can I get good samosas in the Fraser/Main area of Vancouver that have thin and non-greasy pastry?

[Inaii]

Como Lake Bakery in Coquitlam is my favourite. Their samosas are delicious.

[corollagtSr5]

What about in east van? I'll give it a try?

[whitev70r]

Tandoori Kona in Richmond, No. 5 and Cambie Plaza.

East Van, All India Sweets on Main and 50th. Hell, any Indian place on Main is probably 1/2 decent.

[rsx10]

Tandoori Kona in Richmond, No. 5 and Cambie Plaza.

+1

Only when they have them. They sell out quick

[Liquid_o2]

I've had All India Sweets and it was OK, but nothing to bring me back again. I'm looking for a samosa that gets you :ahwow: after the first bite!

[murd0c]

I miss back in the 90's you could get 5 for $1.00 all over Surrey

[dapperfied]

I get them from my buddy guy kirk paul. His samosas are to the dome.

[carisear]

I miss back in the 90's you could get 5 for $1.00 all over Surrey

6 for a buck on main street at one place!

now you go to hipster places and they are like $5 for 1. fuck that.

[lowside67]

Como Lake Bakery in Coquitlam is my favourite. Their samosas are delicious.
Do you mean Mundy Park Bakery on Como Lake? I love Samosas and Coquitlam is not far away... this is very relevant to my interests.

-Mark

[m3thods]

Do you mean Mundy Park Bakery on Como Lake? I love Samosas and Coquitlam is not far away... this is very relevant to my interests.

-Mark

I had the same inquiry good sir. Looking forward to Inaii's response.

[320icar]

Ginger Indian quizine in Richmond. The only reason people like Kona is because they have never tried ginger Indian. Seriously, kona tastes like it is all canned food

[Galactic_Phantom]

Tandoori Kona in Richmond, No. 5 and Cambie Plaza.

East Van, All India Sweets on Main and 50th. Hell, any Indian place on Main is probably 1/2 decent.

Ginger Indian quizine in Richmond. The only reason people like Kona is because they have never tried ginger Indian. Seriously, kona tastes like it is all canned food

Looked at both the menus of Kona and Ginger and they're vegetable samosas. Are there any with meat in them?

[320icar]

No idea. THe only samosas I like eating are the veggie. Dip that shit in some shahi paneer. Fuuuuuck

[unit]

dhaliwal sweets in surrey, it ain't even close.

[TOS'd]

New Bhaia Sweet Shop and Restaurant by Fraser/41st, has meat and veggie ones.

[DragonChi]

Sanja Punjab Sweethouse
Mughal Garden

Both in Surrey. The outside of the Samosas seem to be deep fried though. Both places pretty tasty, about 4/5 on Google reviews.

[Vansterdam]

looking for a good Chana Samosa (i think thats what you call it) in Vancouver

the samosa where it comes in that chickpea sauce with onions and shit :sweetjesus:

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-dM41KqmJkq4/VZQiYMzxJ6I/AAAAAAABEfs/mfmMAOm-5Cg/s1600/cs1.jpg

http://bollywoodrestaurant.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Samosa-Chana-Bollywood-Restaurant-Brampton-Canada.jpg

[Inaii]

Do you mean Mundy Park Bakery on Como Lake? I love Samosas and Coquitlam is not far away... this is very relevant to my interests.

-Mark

I had the same inquiry good sir. Looking forward to Inaii's response.

Ahhh looks like I was incorrect, the bakery my coworker's brother got the samosas from was not the same one he normally buys our treats at. I asked another coworker though since apparently he knows, just waiting for his response :)

Edit: He says they're from The Bombay Sweets and Restaurants in Poco on Shaugnessy (across from the Safeway it looks like) http://bombaysweets.ca/

[m3thods]

Ahhh looks like I was incorrect, the bakery my coworker's brother got the samosas from was not the same one he normally buys our treats at. I asked another coworker though since apparently he knows, just waiting for his response :)

Edit: He says they're from The Bombay Sweets and Restaurants in Poco on Shaugnessy (across from the Safeway it looks like) BOMBAY SWEETS (http://bombaysweets.ca/)

Dang I'm so close. Definitely going to head out this weekend to try it out. Thanks!

[hchang]

dhaliwal sweets in surrey, it ain't even close.

How much are they there?

Favourite used to be Patna Sweets in Abbotsford, there's a Dhaliwal sweets beside there too, never tried it.

Patna used to be 2 for $1.00.

Now 2 for $1.20

[unit]

not sure, i think last time i bought like 30 or so and they were maybe 75c. could be a bit less though, they're not that big after all but they are really tasty.

[Inaii]

Dang I'm so close. Definitely going to head out this weekend to try it out. Thanks!

No problem, they're really good imo!

[whitev70r]

Ginger Indian quizine in Richmond. The only reason people like Kona is because they have never tried ginger Indian. Seriously, kona tastes like it is all canned food

Was in the hood and gave Ginger a try, they're good. Don't know if I'd rate them WAY better than Kona though, I still like Kona. $3 for 2 veggie. The shell at Ginger is different, I think they add a touch of salt to it. What was even better was the $6 butter chicken wrap!

[guurl]

What about in east van? I'll give it a try?

East van i just go to 49th-53rd and fraser along there lol forgot what its called but its not bad!

[6793026]

^ right close / next door to church's chicken. Countless times I just walk pass the samosa place and went straight to chicken.

[GS8]

Ahhh looks like I was incorrect, the bakery my coworker's brother got the samosas from was not the same one he normally buys our treats at. I asked another coworker though since apparently he knows, just waiting for his response :)

Edit: He says they're from The Bombay Sweets and Restaurants in Poco on Shaugnessy (across from the Safeway it looks like) BOMBAY SWEETS (http://bombaysweets.ca/)

Can attest to this. They are pretty busy because they make good stuff. They were fine before but changed their recipe recently so it's even better.

Get their fresh bhajia as well. Has to be fresh. It's amazing.

[TOS'd]

East van i just go to 49th-53rd and fraser along there lol forgot what its called but its not bad!

^ right close / next door to church's chicken. Countless times I just walk pass the samosa place and went straight to chicken.
The church's one (fraser/41st), different than the one guurl is talking about:

New Bhaia Sweet Shop and Restaurant by Fraser/41st, has meat and veggie ones.

[Manic!]

looking for a good Chana Samosa (i think thats what you call it) in Vancouver

the samosa where it comes in that chickpea sauce with onions and shit :sweetjesus:

http://1.bp.blogspot.com/-dM41KqmJkq4/VZQiYMzxJ6I/AAAAAAABEfs/mfmMAOm-5Cg/s1600/cs1.jpg

http://bollywoodrestaurant.ca/wp-content/uploads/2015/07/Samosa-Chana-Bollywood-Restaurant-Brampton-Canada.jpg

Any restaurant should have that you just order it on the side. The chick peas are called sholay or Chole the other stuff is called chaat.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKz7wenCX80