Samoosa Day: Where to Enjoy Samoosas in Johannesburg

Joburg Admin / August 23, 2024

Samoosas, the crispy, golden-brown pockets of savoury goodness, have firmly entrenched themselves in South African cuisine. These delectable treats, with their aromatic fillings and flaky pastry, have become a beloved staple at gatherings, parties, and everyday meals. To celebrate this culinary gem, Samoosa Day is observed in South Africa and the rest of the world a day dedicated to indulging in the flavors and traditions associated with this iconic dish.

Vaagh Restaurant

Vaagh is proud to announce the title of Joburg’s best samoosa as voted and awarded by 94.7 Highveld Stereo radio station in 2021. This secret and unaltered recipe is constantly available to you. Visit the Vaagh restaurant to get a hold of these amazing samoosas or catch them through delivery on Mr D or Uber Eats. Their samoosas are available in a variety of fillings, with each samosa type uniquely spiced to complement its filling. All this wrapped in a perfectly golden fried crispy and delicate phyllo pastry.

Details: 063 878 7524 | Fredenharry Road, Shop 16, Strubens Valley Shopping Centre, Strubens Valley, Roodepoor

World of Samoosa in the Fordsburg Plaza

When we asked our followers, what their favourite samooosa spot was they commented with this well-known spot at Fordsburg Plaza! This popular spot offers a wide variety of samoosas, including vegetarian and meat options. They are known for their crispy pastry and flavourful fillings.

Details: 011 833 1139 | Albertina Sisulu Road, Fordsburg, Johannesburg.

Yudhika & Company

According to their Instagram description, Yudhika & Company is a curry shop and accidental bakery, that sells authentic Indian cuisine. Their samoosas are a must-try, with their flaky pastry and flavourful fillings. Keep an eye out on their social media for upcoming workshops and cooking classes.

Details: 38 Kingfisher Drive, Fourways | 060 988 5003.

Spicy Den

Discover a culinary fusion of India and South Africa at this trendy eatery. Known for their authentic spices and legendary samoosas, they offer a delightful array of take-away savouries, including curry bunnies, snack platters, and pies. Their signature samoosas are a harmonious blend of traditional and modern flavours, featuring creative fillings and bold spices.

Details: 011 956 3058 | [email protected] | Locations.

Lugz Indian Cusine

Located in Northriding, this restaurant serves up authentic Indian cuisine, including delicious samoosas. Their samoosas are made with fresh ingredients and are served with a variety of chutneys. Enjoy it as a snack, starter before ordering their popular Chicken or Motton Bunny Chow!

Details: 084 206 4129 | [email protected] | 267 Market Street, Corner of Witkoppen Road and Market Street, Northriding, Jhb North.

Omen Bar

Omen Bar, nestled in the vibrant Rosebank district, is a stylish and inviting venue offering a unique blend of cocktails, cuisine, and ambiance. With its sleek interior, trendy decor, and vibrant atmosphere, Omen Bar is the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy a night out.

Whether you're seeking a pre-dinner cocktail, a casual dinner, or a lively night out with friends, Omen Bar has something to offer everyone. From their signature cocktails to their delicious food menu, including their mouthwatering platters featuring one of South Africa's favourite savouries, samoosas!

Details: 071 027 9341 | 177 Oxford Road, Rosebank, Johannesburg.

Modern Tailors

From Jaipur to Joburg, Delhi to Durban, Modern Tailors brings you a taste of India's vibrant and diverse cuisine.

Be sure to indulge in their legendary Samoosas served in (4's), with your choice of chutney. Your options include: Potato, peas, and green chili; sweetcorn, cheese, and green chili; put-put chicken; or vindaloo minced lamb, onions, and spice.

Details: 064 647 0438 | https://www.moderntailors.co.za/ | Oxford Road, Rosebank, Johannesburg.

These are just a few more options for those looking to indulge in delicious samoosas in Johannesburg. With so many choices available, there's sure to be a samosa spot to satisfy every craving.

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