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Samosa King Patna: Samosa King located in Rupaspur, Patna has today become the new food hotspot of Patna. Here, not only potato samosa, but about 40 unique flavors including cheese corn, paneer, pizza, Manchurian, chocolate are available. The person behind this unique idea is mechanical engineer Ravi, who left his job during the lockdown and started this concept with a handcart.
PatnaThe relationship between samosas and potatoes has been going on for centuries, but a mechanical engineer from Patna made such an innovation in this simple thing that today people stand in queue for hours for his samosas. This engineer has converted a mere tea-snack thing into a business model. Name is Ravi, resident of Patna. He started his shop named ‘Samosa King’ in Rupaspur of the capital and soon it is becoming not just a shop but a brand. Talking to Local 18, Ravi says that ‘Samosa King’ is his startup, and the plan is to expand it to every district of Bihar in the coming time. Its franchise is coming soon.
Today, this outlet named Samosa King located in Rupaspur of the capital Patna has become a topic of discussion in the entire city. The special thing is that not only the basic potato samosa is available here, but about 40 types of unique flavored samosas are available. The menu includes Cheese Corn Samosa (₹35 per piece), Punjabi Paneer Samosa (₹25 per piece), Tandoor Paneer Samosa (₹25 per piece), Malai Paneer Samosa (₹25 per piece), Mushroom Paneer Samosa (₹30 per piece), Pizza Samosa (₹20 per piece), Manchurian Samosa (₹22 per piece), Aloo Veg Paneer Samosa (₹13 per piece), Khoya Samosa (₹30 per piece) and There are many options like Chocolate Samosa (₹30 per piece). Ravi says that the most demanded thing is Cheese Corn and Malai Paneer Samosa.
It started with a cart
Ravi, who serves unique samosas to the people of Patna, is a mechanical engineer by profession. In 2018, he completed his engineering degree and joined a company in Ghaziabad through campus placement. But during the lockdown, he left his job and returned to his home in Patna. Ravi says, “While using the phone, I saw someone doing this kind of concept. During the lockdown, I myself made samosa and fed it to my family members and everyone liked the taste very much.” After this, with the permission of the family, Ravi started selling on a cart. Gradually, people liked this taste so much that they started becoming regular customers and started getting positive feedback continuously. This hard work continued for years and then moving beyond the handcart, Ravi opened his own outlet by the name of ‘Samosa King’.
Now it’s the franchise’s turn
People have become crazy about this innovative samosa of Ravi. He says that on an average 300 to 400 customers reach this outlet every day. Apart from this, more than 100 orders come daily from the food delivery app. People come from far and wide to taste different samosas. This shop is also discussed a lot in the media. Ravi says that my dream is that there should be at least one outlet of Samosa King in every district of Bihar. We are going to start a franchise for this soon.
