Nowadays different brands are coming up with unique branding ideas to stay relevant in this massive pool of competition. A Bengaluru eatery did something very eye-catching with their dishes and it has now grabbed the attention of everyone on social media. A customer found out that this eatery engraves the name of the stuffing of samosas on the crunchy crust and it is truly a delight to watch.
This Bengaluru Eatery Engraves The Name Of Filling On Samosas
the real food “tech” innovation in bangalore pic.twitter.com/tVfd9Yz0tq
— Shobhit Bakliwal 🦇🔊 (@shobhitic) October 10, 2022
A Twitter user named Shobhit Bakliwal uploaded a picture of his order from ‘Samosa Party’ on his Twitter handle. He ordered a few samosas from this Bengaluru eatery and he was very surprised after opening his box of food orders. Shobhit noticed that the names of the different stuffings of the samosas were engraved on the edge of the outer crust. He ordered aloo samosa and noodles samosa and hence his order had ‘aloo’ and ‘noodles’ engraved on it. Shobhit uploaded the photo captioning, ‘the real food “tech” innovation in Bangalore.
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Samosa Party also responded to this tweet from their official Twitter account. They thanked him for noticing it and wrote, ‘Thank you Shobhit, glad you noticed. This solves an important customer problem sustainably – fillings can be identified without breaking the Samosas in case of assorted orders :)’.
Thank you Shobhit, glad you noticed. This solves an important customer problem sustainably – fillings can be identified without breaking the Samosas in case of assorted orders :)
— Samosa Party (@Samosa_Party) October 10, 2022
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It is indeed a surprise to see an eatery selling street food using such advanced techniques in their business. Samosas can be of various types and it’s often difficult to identify the exact ones. So this engraving on the samosa crusts surely helps to identify samosas without breaking and checking the fillings.
The Picture Went Viral On Social Media
Netizens are always on the hunt for interesting things and this innovation by the Bengaluru eatery is equally interesting and surprising. The photo shared by Shobhit Bakliwal is making rounds on social media after he uploaded it on 10 October 2022. It has been just 2 days and it has over 2500 likes and hundreds of retweets. Everyone is sharing their opinions in the comments section.
Cover Image Courtesy: Twitter/ Shobhit Bakliwal
First Published: October 12, 2022 12:05 PM