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Samosa House Menu (Bharat Bazaar) SAMOSA HOUSE MENU (BHARAT BAZAAR) COMBINATION PLATES 3 ITEM COMBO 3 Entrees with your choice of bread and rice. Served with yogurt or dairy-free soup. • WITH WHITE RICE $13.99 • WITH BROWN RICE $14.49 2 ITEM COMBO $8.99 2 Entrees with your choice of either bread or rice. Served with yogurt or dairy-free soup. WEEKEND SPECIAL REGIONAL THALIS * RAJASTHANI THALI $14.99 Rajasthani Daal, Baati, Choorma with Rice, Gatte ki Sabzi, Weekend Special Sabzi, Chaas and Dessert. GUJARATI THALI $14.99 Gujarati Daal, Weekend Gujarati Sabzi Specials served with Rice, Chaas, Dessert and your choice of Bread (Chapatsi or Pooris). * Only available on Friday, Saturday and Sunday HOT FOOD ON THE SIDE ENTREES • 8OZ $4.49 • 16OZ $7.99 • 32OZ $14.99 RICE OR SOUP • 8OZ $2.99 • 16OZ $4.49 • 32OZ $7.49 NAAN $2.99 CHAPATIS / PAPPADUMS $1.49 LIST OF ENTREES ALOO CURRY ALOO GOBI BARBEQUED SOY CHANA MASALA DAAL JACKFRUIT PANEER DISHES SAAG VEGGIE CHICKEN AND MANY MORE… APPETIZERS SAMOSA $1.99 Pastry filled with Mashed Potatoes and Peas. Served with Tamarind and Mint Sauces. SPINACH PAKORA $4.99 Breaded Spinach and Onion Fritters. Served with Tamarind and Mint Sauces. CAULIFLOWER PAKORA $4.99 Breaded Cauliflower Fritters. Served with Tamarind and Mint Sauces. MIXED PAKORA $4.99 Mix of Spinach and Cauliflower Pakoras. Served with Tamarind and Mint Sauces. CHILLI PAKORA $4.99 Anaheim Pepper stuffed with Spiced Potatoes. Served with Tamarind and Mint Sauces. HARA BHARA KABAB $2.99 Spinach and Peas Kabab. Served with Tamarind and Mint Sauces. SABUDANA WADA $2.99 Tapioca and Potatoes Patty. Served with Tamarind and Mint Sauces. DHOKLA $1.50 Steam Lentil Cake of Four Mixed Lentils. Served with Tamarind and Mint Sauces. KACHORI $2.99 Pastry filled with Dry Lentils. Served with Yogurt and Sauces. CHAATS SAMOSA CHAAT $5.49 Mashed Samosa with Garbanzos, Veggies, Chutneys, Yogurt and Sauces. BHEL PURI $5.49 Puffed Rice with Veggies, Chutneys, Yogurt and Sauces. PAPRI CHAAT $5.49 Wheat Chips with Veggies, Chutneys, Yogurt and Sauces. PANI PURI $5.49 Crisp Wheat Puffed Nugget with Veggie Filling and Masala Dipping Sauce. DAHI PURI $5.49 Crisp Wheat Puffed Nugget with Veggie Filling, Yogurt, Sauces and Spices. ALOO TIKKI CHAAT $5.99 Mashed Potato Patty with Garbanzos, Veggies, Chutneys, Yogurt and Sauces. SMALL PLATES CHANA BHATURA $8.49 Garbanzo Beans Curry with 2 Fried Naans. Served with Yogurt, Onions and Pickles. ALOO POORI $8.49 Potato Curry with 2 Pooris (Fried Bread). Served with Yogurt, Onions and Pickles. PAV BHAJI $6.99 Mixed Mashed Veggies served with Toasted Bread Buns on the side. DABELI $4.99 Veggie Burger with Potato Pattie between a Sesame Seed flavored Bun. Includes our Signature Samosa House Masala. WADA PAV $3.99 Bombay-Style Veggie Burger (Two pieces in a serving). Includes our Signature Samosa House Masala. PARATHA OF THE DAY $6.99 Stuffed Bread with filling of Potatoes, Cauliflower or Assorted Vegetables. Served with Yogurt & Pickles. MAKKE KI ROTI $8.49 Corn Bread served with Spinach on the side. Comes with Yogurt and Pickles. HYDERABADI BIRYANI $9.49 Spicy Rice Plate made with Mixed Vegetables. Served with Aloo Curry, Yogurt and Pickles. SOUTH INDIAN PAPER DOSA $7.49 Crepe made of Lentils and Rice Flour. Served with Sambhar, Coconut and Tomato Chutneys. MASALA DOSA $9.49 Dosa filled with Spiced Potatoes and Onions. Served with Sambhar, Coconut and Tomato Chutneys. MYSORE MASALA DOSA $9.49 Spicy Dosa filled with Spiced Potatoes & Onions. Served with Sambhar, Coconut and Tomato Chutneys. SPRING DOSA $9.49 Dosa filled with Mixed Vegetables. Served with Sambhar, Coconut and Tomato Chutneys. ONION CHILLI UTTAPAM $9.49 Pancake made of Rice and Lentil Flour and topped with Onions and Chiles. Served with Sambhar, Coconut and Tomato Chutneys. TOMATO CHILLI UTTAPAM $9.49 Pancake made of Rice and Lentil Flour and topped with Tomatoes and Chiles. Served with Sambhar, Coconut and Tomato Chutneys. IDLI WADA PLATE $4.99 Mix of Steamed Rice Cakes and Fried Lentil Dumplings. Served with Sambhar, Coconut and Tomato Chutneys. DRINKS MANGO LASSI $3.99 Mango and Yogurt Smoothie with hint of Cardamom. VEGAN MANGO LASSI $3.99 Mango Smoothie made with Soy Milk. DATE SHAKE $3.99 Milkshake made from Dates – no Sugar Added! ROSE MILK $3.99 Chilled Milk Drink with Rose Essence. CHAI Indian Tea flavored with Ginger and Spices. • SMALL $1.25 • LARGE $2.50 BRITISH GINGER BEER $2.99 PELLEGRINO SPARKLING WATER $3.99 KOMBUCHA $3.99 CANNED SODAS / BOTTLED WATER $1.25 SAMOSA HOUSE MENU (BHARAT BAZAAR) 11510 W Washington Blvd Los Angeles CA 90066 (310) 398-6766 http://SamosaHouse.com/samosa-house-bharat-bazaar/ For catering inquiries, please call the restaurant or email [email protected]. .
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