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Best Samosa: Samosas of Torda village in Dausa are famous for their freshness and purity. People from 25-30 km away come to Suresh Kumar Prajapat’s shop. Samosas meet from 10 am to 5 pm.
Samosa shop in Torda
Highlights
- People from Samosas 25-30 km from Torda village come.
- Samosas meet from 10 am to 5 pm.
- Samosas are famous due to purity and freshness.
Pushpendra Meena/Dausa. Every town of Rajasthan has its own special identity, but Samosas of Torda village in Dausa district are famous for their special taste and popularity. The samosas here are available only from 10 am to 5 pm, but their taste is such that people also come from 25 to 30 kilometers away to eat them.
Suresh Kumar Prajapat, who runs a famous Samosa shop in Torda village, says that he has been doing this business for the last 8 to 10 years. His shop is located outside his house, here other members of his family also cooperate. Suresh says that he opens the shop every day at 10-11 am and sells samosas till 5 or 6 pm. The special thing is that during this time people from 25 to 30 kilometers away stand in line to buy their samosas.
Famous due to purity
Suresh Kumar says that his samosas do not have any special material, but his freshness and purity makes the taste special. They do not use any kind of chemical or adulterated substances and prepare their samosas with full honesty. Due to pure material and traditional way, people come from far and wide to eat their samosas.
People come from 25 to 30 kilometers away
Mukesh, who arrived to taste the samosas of Torda village, says that whenever Kachori, Dakodi or Samosa is discussed and the names of the Samosas of Torda comes, the mouth water comes. As soon as there is a desire to eat samosas, all the friends reach there, but even after reaching the shop, one has to wait for half to one hour. It is necessary to order the first order, only then samosas are found. There is a long queue of people here, and people also come from 25 to 30 kilometers away to eat delicious samosas.
Have to wait for an hour
People who come to eat samosas in Torda village say that to taste the samosas, orders have to be placed first. If someone calls in advance and gives an order, then samosas are ready, but after coming to the shop, you have to wait for half to one hour. People coming here usually carry 10 to 20 samosas together. Earlier these samosas used to be available for 10 rupees, but now their price has been 15 rupees. Despite this, thousands of people arrive throughout the day to taste them.
