Bihari Samosa Ghantawala UK (Main Branch) - (Near Harrow, South East)

2 /5 Amandeep Singh: I went all the way from Southall to Harrow for these, and honestly, they werent anything special. They definitely dont give you that taste of India feeling. Paying £2.50 for one piece is way too much when there’s hardly any potato masala inside , it ends up feeling like youre just eating fried dough. The chutneys were also way too sugary. I’ve had better samosas back in Southall that are cheaper and have much better filling

1 /5 Prashant N: After seeing their samosas all over social media reels, I finally decided to try them — but honestly, they felt overhyped. The samosas are deep‑fried twice and extremely spicy. The red chutney is overloaded with sugar; if you accidentally get it on your hands, it stays sticky for hours. The green chutney is extremely spicy as well, to the point where it’s hard to understand what flavor they’re actually trying to offer. I tried the samosas once and wasn’t impressed. A few months later, the reels kept popping up on my feed, so I thought maybe my first impression was too early. Unfortunately, the second experience was exactly the same. There are definitely better samosa options out there — ones where the chutneys complement the food instead of overpowering it. With these chutneys, anything you eat ends up tasting the same. I really hoped the food would live up to their strong social media presence, but it just didn’t.

3 /5 Amit Kale: Heard a lot about this place so decided to give it a try. We ordered two plates of samosa. There were made fresh and came pippin hot!! they were delicious no doubt.. however I feel the price point of £5 per plate is at higher side given there is no place to sit down and you are eating out of takeaway containers, standing in the cold in the market lanes. There are several other eateries where you get same delicious or even tastier samosas which cost perhaps 40 - 60% less. Definitely worth trying if one ignores the price point.