Samosas without onion and garlic are a rage in this city, their taste is such that there is a huge crowd of people to eat them

Baliya: If we talk about food and drink on the holy land of Bagi Ballia, there are many food items which attract customers with their amazing taste. Today we will talk about a special samosa whose popularity has remained intact not for one or two years but for 25 years. Not only people of the district but people from other districts also come to enjoy its taste. It is said that samosa does not taste good without garlic and onion. But onion and garlic are not used in this samosa.

Shopkeeper Manish Kumar said that this shop is 25 years old. Many food items are available here, but samosa is famous far and wide. No change has been made in the design of this samosa till date. People eat it with great gusto because it is prepared in a special way. Not only this, there is a secret in its chutney too, due to which customers automatically come back after eating it once.

People are crazy about the taste…
The shopkeeper told that this samosa is different from all others in Ballia. The method of making it is not different. Flour is prepared and rolled and then potatoes are filled in it. As far as the method of preparing potatoes is concerned, there is a little speciality in it. The whole masala in potato chokha is bought from the market and prepared at home. Readymade masala from the market is not used. The most special thing is that people consider the taste incomplete without garlic and onion, but its charm is also displaying its ability somewhere. The price is only ₹8 per piece.

praises a lot
The food lovers who came to the shop to eat the samosa without garlic and onion said that this samosa is different from all others in the district. Its taste is amazing. After eating it once, one feels like eating it again and again. The chokha that is stuffed inside it tastes like homemade and the chutney is unmatched, it is made according to the season, which tempts the mind even more.

These are the locations…
From Ballia railway station, a road goes towards the district hospital Ballia. Just 10 steps ahead on that road, on the right side, there is a small shop named Vijay Cafe, where you can come and enjoy samosas without garlic and onion.

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