Street Food

Samosa Corner

Street Food · Phra Nakhon · Thailandia

4.5Google (81)
1creator review

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Crisp, spiced pakoras steal the show at Samosa Corner, earning ecstatic praise from Mark Wiens. The overall vibe is one of unpretentious, deeply satisfying street-food joy.

Oh man, and the inside of that pakora is amazing. It's like kind of moist and juicy. He just keeps an eye on them until they're perfectly golden and crispy but not overcooked, not dried out. Moist vegetal sweetness from the onions. Wow, an absolute must stop when you're in Pahurat. You have to come to Samosa Corner.
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1 creator has covered Samosa Corner. Most active: Mark Wiens

  • Mark Wiens
    Mark Wiens

    Indian Street Food - KING of CHICKEN TIKKA!! | Best North Indian Restaurants in Bangkok!! · @ 09:48

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    Samosa Corner is a legendary street food stall in Bangkok's Pahurat area, serving delicious, freshly fried samosas and pakoras for over 45 years, a must-try for authentic Indian snacks.

    Dishes mentioned

    • Samosa

      I grab one of the samosas hot and fresh, triangular triangles of goodness, dip it into the chutney. Wow, yeah, just deep fried perfectly. Oh man, immediately as I took that bite, the spices are not extremely strong but they're just mellow, they're just soothing. A little bit of cumin seed in there, a little bit of chili, the potato just melts in your mouth. And then dipped into that chutney, it's a little bit sweet and sour and a little bit spicy. The freshness is what really shines here as they fry them fresh homemade. So tasty. That chutney tastes like a little bit sweet and sour like a tamarind maybe. And they go down so easily.

    • Pakora

      Oh man, and the inside of that pakora is amazing. It's like kind of moist and juicy. He just keeps an eye on them until they're perfectly golden and crispy but not overcooked, not dried out. Moist vegetal sweetness from the onions. Wow, an absolute must stop when you're in Pahurat. You have to come to Samosa Corner.

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