Maharaja Samosa Centre & Chavana House — Restaurant in Gujarat

A Metro City Gem!

I recently had the pleasure of indulging in the delectable samosas at Maharaj Samosa, and I must say, it was an exceptional experience. This little gem tucked away in our bustling metro city is a true culinary delight. The samosas are nothing short of perfection, with a crispy golden crust that shatters with each bite, revealing a piping hot and flavorful filling. The variety of fillings they offer is impressive, catering to every palate - from classic potato and peas to exotic options like paneer and spinach. What sets Maharaj Samosa apart is the balance of spices and the quality of ingredients used, making each samosa a burst of flavor. The friendly staff and quick service only add to the overall charm of this place. Whether you're a samosa enthusiast or just looking for a delicious snack, Maharaj Samosa is a must-visit in our metro city. It's a place that elevates the humble samosa to an art form....

From the name and the shop I though it was quite popular. So I visited the place craving some sandwich Dhoklas. Hence I ordered Sandwich dhokla, priced 280₹ per kilo which I think is expensive. A 50₹ plate of Sandwich Dhoklas contained 6 to 7 pieces served along with green fried chillies and kadhi. The taste of kadhi was nice. Chillies were okay. Dhokla on the other hand was okayish. I didn't love it. Then we had samosa ...only one piece for tasting purposes. The quality of ingredients was without a doubt top notch. Samosa was fresh filled up. It was 25₹ per piece. The crust was crispy. It was filled with potato and peas. The masala was good and piping hot. The taste was good I liked it could've tasted better. The place was conjusted so try taking away in parcel. It has the capacity to accomodate 5 to 6 persons and that too would be crowded to try not hoarding the place. Would not recommend for dhokla but can try...

Well samosa served here was quite good in taste . But these are not punjabi or indori samosa. They are mini samosa and stuffing in samosa is not regular like potato and all spices. Here they have 3 types of mini samosa . Dal samosa, Aloo samosa and mix samosa . The samosas was really tasty and cripsy. The taste was fingerlicking. The chutney served here are 0f two types. They are also famous for chavana, lilwa kachori and chewda. Its very old shop but now they had rennovated. This place is good for takeaway.. one cannot come here with thier friends or family to have this samosa. Very less place to eat there. We have to stand in road to eat samosa, which might not be good for few people. They are also available at toronto in canada ,in case you...