Ergpost: Bhindi Samosa Horror: Street Vendor In Chandni Chowk Receives Backlash For Weird Food Experiment

Most of India's favourite snack is samosa. Pairing a samosa with a cup of steaming tea on a monsoon evening is pure bliss. A typical samosa includes a potato filling seasoned with spices and herbs. Well, talking about food points in Delhi, if you're a true foodie, a stop in old Delhi should be on your itinerary. Now talking about foodies and their food experiments, a samosa cart in Bhagirath Palace, Chandni Chowk, has drawn all the attention for some weird reason in Delhi. A street vendor is selling 'bhindi samosas.' Yes, you read it right. A video of this cart recently went viral, showing a food vendor in Chandani Chowk selling the 'Bhindi Samosa.'

Among the numerous fillings available in samosas, bhindi (okra) is the newest thing anyone expected to find in the popular Indian snack. As strange as it may sound, the roadside eatery gets its sales from it. One can see a food blogger trying this weird dish in the now-viral video.

Watch Chandni Chowk's Iconic Bhindi Samosa Recipe

The clip shows a person making a samosa by stuffing it with bhindi (okra). The video has received millions of views, but the internet needed help to grasp the concept of a bhindi samosa. But, surprisingly, many Facebook users also expressed an interest in trying the strange concoction.

Chandni Chowk Facebook/FoodLover

Many people commented on how much better the samosa looked than the gulab jamun samosa. Some people, however, completely rejected the dish, writing that it looked horrifying. Some asked that people stop tinkering with the snack.

The bhindi samosas at the stall are stuffed with fried bhindis and have a spicy flavour to them. The stall is conveniently located near Chandni Chowk's bustling lanes, opposite an electronics store. It appears to be any other street food stall, but the snacks it offers will steal your heart. The vendor also offers aloo ki chaat and kachoris. A single samosa here costs Rs. 15. The food vendor has been running his cart for over 25 years.

Let's Check Out What Internet Have To Say About Bhindi Samosa

This Bhindi Samosa video has received 1.1 million views, 99 comments, and over 7K likes.

One of the users said that people would make a dish out of samosas in the coming times. The user saiod they are not able to understand that what is happening in the world.

Chandni Chowk Facebook/FoodLover