Jodhpur is known for its plethora of restaurants. Be it the famous Palak Patta Chaat at Arora snacks or delicious Jodhpuri Chicken at Raja Chicken- this blue city ensures that her heart and tummy are always full. And one such humble eatery that should be on your list is Shahi Samosa. Located in the market area of Jodhpur, Shahi Samosa serves the best Samosa’s in town and here’s everything you should know about it.
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Relish A Hearty Samosa At Shahi Samosa For ₹20 Only
Shahi Samosa is known to offer a big samosa for Rs.20, and you’ll always see this small eaterie filled with locals and tourists. Enjoy the samosa as it is, or pay Rs.5 extra to get two slices of bread with it. The rich tangy flavors, cashews, and potato filling make this samosa a must-have.
Shahi Samosa Sells Over 10,000 Samosas Daily Between 8 AM to 9 PM
Now, if you are someone, who doesn’t enjoy Samosas, then Shahi Samosa has something for you as well. Relish their authentic Onion Kachori for Rs.22 and Mogar Kachori for Rs.15. The food stall opens at 8 AM, and you can relish hot pipping samosa till 9 PM. The dainty eatery manages to sell over 10,000 Samosas per day, and we are sure you’ll love every bite of it too.
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And while you are there, don’t forget to relish some delicious Lassi at Shri Mishrilal Hotel.
Located right opposite the famous Clock Tower in Sardar Market, Shri Mishrilal Hotel serves the best lassi in Jodhpur. You’ll see 100s of locals and tourists sipping the lassi throughout the day at this dainty shop. Shri Mishrilal Hotel today is the most favourite hangout place in Jodhpur. It not only serves the best Makhaniya Lassi but also serves authentic Mogar Kachori, Mawa Kachori, Namkeen and Mirchi Pakoda, which are equally good.
Relish Rabri, Lassi, Namkeen And Other Dishes At Shri Mishrilal Hotel For A Steal Price
The Lassi is priced at Rs.35 and is worth every sip. They have a dining option, where you can sit and sip on some lassi and enjoy rabri, or take it parcel. The hotel opens daily at 8 30 AM and if you are not a fan of Lassi, you can try their iconic Peda (milk sweet), and I am sure you will love that too. And while you visit Shri Mishrilal, don’t forget to shop till you drop in Sardar Market. From jewellery to bags and shoes, everything is available in this market.