Stopped by to pickup a half dozen samosas. Most popular meat flavours were beef or chicken paprika. The most popular vegetarian samosas were 10 vegetable or curried vegetable samosas. Served hot. Can add chutney to the order. read more

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Finally passed by the area to try Sultan of Samosas! I picked up a dozen samosas for $18 and selected a mix of: traditional beef, chicken paprika, mutton, steak & potato, tandoori chicken, and curried vegetable. Although the menu advertised an apple pie samosa which sounded heavenly, they unfortunately stopped making it. They ran out of the tandoori chicken, so there was a slight wait while they fried a batch of new ones. My order came with two dipping sauces, so I picked the tangy tamarind and spicy mango. The freshness of the tandoori chicken samosa hot and right out of the fryer was delicious! Paired with the spicy mango chutney (our favourite), its sweet flavour with a bit of a kick added a nice balance to the greasiness of the samosas. Their use of spring roll wrappers make them extra crispy and doesn't add too much thickness or doughiness to the skin so that you can focus more on the fillings. The steak and potatoes were a favourite as the potatoes soaked up all the spices and acted as a vessel for all the seasoning. I wish there was a way to tell apart which flavours were which as my partner and I were second-guessing from the mixed bag to ensure we each got to try every flavour. But this is definitely my favourite spot for samosas in Toronto! read more

Hmmm quite average samosas if I may say so. Living in the GTA we are so used to cheap great tasting samosas that these aren't worth the hype. Quite over priced for these little babies. I would happily take the price if they tasted amazing. I tried their mutton, tandoori chicken and potatoe samosas all were pretty average tasting. The filing for each one is bland and the chutney to go with them is so do average. I also felt they were super greasy. If I was to pick between the three I tried I would recommend the mutton ones they at least had some flavor compared to the rest. The service was quick and the staff was polite. Parking out the place.This place is a take out only so no seating at all. read more

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The best Samosas, whether its meat or veggie samosas, they are the best. They make them to perfection, lots of filling in them. 10 star!

Good variety | Handheld | Flavourful I wish I could comment on the service and ambiance but I've only had Sultan of Samosa when picked up by someone else. My dad used to work in the area so we've had it a handful of times. I'd say the biggest difference throughout the years is that they have gotten smaller and they're more expensive now. It's 3 small samosas for $5 now. Surprisingly the mutton samosa was my favourite of the bunch I tried. Butter chicken and beef were good but not as memorable. What makes these samosas different isn't only that they have unique fillings but they're also wrapped in phyllo dough instead of your traditional samosa wrapper. This makes them more crunchy and light in my opinion. The sauces they come with are more watery than I would like but it's a sauce nonetheless. If you're in the area they're worth a try! read more

These samosas earned the 5 stars. There's usually a line up out the door of this place and there's good reason for it. I'm no expert but these samosas aren't like many samosas I've tried. They're crispy on the outside, a thin skin and stuffed with the filling of choice. The flavours are bold and the sauces are delicious too. I ordered the beef and couldn't stop eating them. Enjoy! read more

Sultan of Samosas - beef - Indian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Dee Lich Ous!! Amazing samosas. Veg and non veg options. A must visit when I'm back in TO!

Best place to get samosas, garlic naan is amazing as well Highly recommend Great service read more

I used to go here back when they had the Toronto star article laminated on the wall. Was in the area so thought I'd pop in and meh. I mean they're good if you live down the street and have no means of transport. But honestly for $5 for 3 tiny samosas it's extremely underwhelming. I can understand if samosas aren't part of your culture and you've tried this place to try something new. But honestly in Scarborough you're getting around 3 large samosas for $1 at most spots on eglinton and around (samosa king). The sauces are just watered down I can't believe they actually feel okay passing them off as chutney. The meat samosas are nothing exciting. If you like the mutton samosas, try getting mutton curry or a mutton roll from a Tamil restaurant (new kalyani) it will blow your mind. read more

Got the mixed dozen so that we could try all the fillings ($12.50) These samosas are the smaller flat triangular kind, with thin crispy skin. Overall, the fillings were pretty good, but I found that they were too oily for my liking. The mutton one was good especially with the coriander dipping sauce. read more

Sultan of Samosas - Indian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Doesn't look much being in a strip of stores that you might not notice it when you drive by. But trust me, go in and it's some good shitz samosa that you'll find here. You won't be disappointed. They are clean, follow protocol of hygiene and samosas are reasonably priced. There is a great variety to choose from vegetarian, daal to tandoori chicken, traditional beef and mutton. It really is hard to decide when you want it all. These samosas are crispy, thin crust and lotsa filling. You can pick the sauce of tamarind, mango and coriander yoghurt to go with it. read more

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Fast pickup with lots of options of different of flavour. Cheap prices. The size of samosa is small but still great appetizer size. They have premade ones in bins that you can grab or ask for a new order if they don't have available wait time 10-20mins. The beef, mutton and chicken flavours are must try! read more

STEAK AND POTATO. The best one out of the bunch. The cheese and potato did not have much flavour and mutton was alright. Don't forget your free sauces. The tamarind is amazing. They take cash and debit as well. Staff were very friendly. WILL BE BACK! read more

Purchased 6 samosas of different fillings with Tamarind dipping sauce for $6.50. Not sure if they charged me the price of half a dozen or individually. They have various kinds, such as traditional beef, chicken paprika, mutton, curried vegetable, daal, steak & potato, tandoori chicken, 10 vegetable, spinach & cheese, and potatoe & cheese. The dipping sauces include coriander yogurt, tamarind and spicy mango. I love how it's hot (temp) and crispy on the outside. The samosas are all flavorful, and I love the variety of it. However, one samosa for ~$1.10 is kinda pricey, considering you can get samosas in Little India that is bigger in size for $1 or even 5 for $2. The positive side is that they give a free dipping sauce. I would definitely come back if I'm near the area. read more

Sultan of Samosas - $6.50 for six samosas of different fillings and tamarind sauce (I ate one so there's only five in the pic) - Indian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Golden deep fried crispy packages of savoury fillings: these are definitely not your run of the mill cheapy samosas. You have your choice of traditional beef, Tadoori Chicken Kabuli, curried vegetables and daal. For nontraditional choices: steak and potato, spinach and feta, potato and cheese and Mutton West Indies style. For dipping sauces you have coriander and yogurt (most popular and my personal favorite), tamarind and date (underwhelming), and spicy mango (tastes artificially flavored). They make great appetizers; don't eat them as a meal unless you want to lapse into a food coma afterwards. You know what they say: variety is the spice of life! read more

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The plethora of good reviews for this place is mind boggling. This was a quick pick up and get out venture as this place came recommended by someone. My friend who buys samosas regularly commented boy these are pricier than normal for a smaller sized offering. They have two categories of samosas. Traditional and gourmet OK I suppose as why not try out a new take on this tried and tested offering. There were three offerings for sauces as well. We stuck with the traditional chicken version. They do sell frozen version for less so if you like the taste profile here give them a try. The fresh one's were very greasy. The filling was nothing to write home about either. I would say food court level. The sauce for dipping was bland as well. If one factors in the price/value proposition I would say you are better off buying at your regular source. read more

Sultan of Samosas - Indian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Great selections for vegetarians and meat lovers, samosas are always fresh. Great choices of dipping sauces as well.

If you want some variety to your samosas than just the typical potato/peas then come here. This is a small store located in a strip plaza. When you start walking towards it from the parking lot you can smell it (this is good, not bad). Keep in mind a few things - this is not a 5 for $1 samosa place nor are they the same size. More like the small snack size ones. However there are several different flavours here - steak/potato; chicken tandoori; chicken paprika and about 6 or so other flavours. For 12 samosas it was $11 and you get 2 dips. Not cheap so I wouldn't go here if you wanted a huge order for a party as it wouldn't be cost efficient but a great option for a smaller get together or just for you to eat. There is no seating - just takeout in here and it isn't the nicest looking inside...but it gets the job done. The staff are really friendly and nice. You can get them frozen to cook yourself if you wish read more

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Veggie samosas $9.50 cents for 6 small samosas :-( At Canbe foods you get the same samosas for $.30. The only difference is you get a few more veggies in the samosas from Sultan but The taste and size is the same. Don't waste your money, 10 samosas for $9.50 at this place is like 31 samosas at Canbe. This Is pure theft and surprised they still in business. read more

So this place definitely has a variety of different fillings for samosas but I found it to be quite pricey at $1.10 a piece! You will want to order them before hand since it's a busy store with people coming in and buying. The samosas weren't your typical Indian samosas because the beef and potato filling tasted different. The beef had lots of onions that weren't very minced and potato filling was alright. They were snack sizes and fried nicely but I personally didn't like the taste of the meat and thought it would taste much better due to price! read more

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Amazing food. I live 2hrs north and make a Spey trip just to get a couple boxes. Quality is a 10!

The samosas are yummy, not too much dough and they have a big variety in fillings. Their sauces are a great compliment to the samosas. The only problem is they are occasionally out of the ones I want. I'll definitely go back again and again. read more

Samosa cravings satisfied. Not knowing some great Indian yet so I went by Yelp's review and glad I did. Got there early and there's already a line up but the 2 ladies move fast so it's all good. I had to try 3 flavors for starters: beef, chicken and tandoori. I have to say, I'll be back for others. They are tasty with enough spiciness for me. Tamarind sauce did not disappoint as well. 4 stars only because there's not enough room for customers to know where to stand to order or wait for their big orders to be ready. I had to ask 3 people scattered in the room as I made my way in if they are on line because I don't want to upset anyone if I seemed to cut them off which I can't say about others who feel entitled. Maybe a "recommendation" signage to avoid arguments between some inconsiderate people in the future?! read more

I had a craving for samosas and Yelped what was available in the area. So glad I found this joint. The samosas were so hot and fresh! We got a few in every flavour and my ultimate favourite is the paprika chicken samosa. It's so good and thoroughly enjoyed that the wrap is more like a spring roll texture vs being on the doughy side. The restaurant is quite small with no seating area and only for take-out. The size of the samosas are perfect for parties or snack sizes. read more

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Samosas over fried, too oily. Seem to be frozen instead of made directly at the store like before. Sizes have shrunk too.

I love Samosas and if you can offer me the different types at one place, that is an awesome experience. I took about 48 of them for a party at my place and I mixed and matched them. The guests liked them and so did I. The Chicken Samosa and the Spinach one are my favourites. They also offer different kinds of Chutnies. Given they are the sultan of samosas, I would expect them to keep "innovating" and present a "new type" of Samosa now and then that I wouldn't see anywhere else (example Mint, Mushroom, Cocktail). After all, if you are named Sultan, you got to live up to the expectations! read more

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Let me preface by saying that I'd have some pics posted if I hadn't massacred two bags worth of samosas as quickly as I had. So yes, you guessed it, They were absolutely stunning. Each one more flavorful than the last... the veggies were visible unlike other places where the inside looks like mostly potato. My lord they were crisp on the outside and succulent and juicy inside. The ones that appear my dreams are: Chicken and paprika Any of the beef ones Steak (this one is a real luxury) Veggies (all of em) Go live here now. You won't be sad. read more

Best samosas around. So many choices to choose from. They all so good, can't go wrong with any of Them. Their coriander sauce is so good. Makes me hungry just thinking about it. Yum yum!!! read more

There are a lot of different types of samosas here. These aren't your typical Indian samosas, which we didn't realize when we went here. There are many varieties of meat as well as many varieties of veggie samosas. They all come in one size, in a crispy samosa wrapper, deep fried, super oily. They are also very small in size for the price. $1 per samosa! (minus one star for value). The wait is extremely long. Parking lot is always a disaster with so many cars just waiting and blocking parked cars, either for a spot or just waiting for someone to grab samosas. I wouldn't come back here again. Samosas are too oily, small, and expensive, and don't have traditional flavours. I would recommend trying once but I'd honestly rather take the long drive to A1 in Mississauga or Samosa Factory as those are much cheaper, taste better, and are worth every penny. The sauces I'd recommend are the green cilantro chuntney and the tamarind chutney (there's real tamarind in this!). Both have great flavour, although really watered down. The mango one just doesn't go well with samosas. read more

I heard of this place from my uncle that this place makes really good samosas. I was surprised by the line small place but really big line up. We ordered beef, mutton and steak and potato. The sauces are really good the y complement the samosa really well a tamarind and green sauce. You can tell it's super fresh as they make it right in front of you. It is a bit pricey but I guess that cokes with really good quality food. read more

With a bold name like that..you know they've gotta deliver! Add sultan to anything and you've instantly upgraded to first class! I can't deny it, I was lured here by the name. LOL This is a tiny takeout joint serving some expensive samosas! For those who are used to 5-7 somosas for a dollar; you been spoiled! It's not too late to turn back! But if you truly want some freshly mader and delicious samosas then head on it. This is not the typical cheapy, doughy, oily stuff you get at your local supermarket or variety stores. The wrapping is thin! Kinda like Chinese spring rolls. I find that with this wrapper, it's crispier and significantly less oily than the traditional stuff. I also learn from an Indian friend that these are from a different part of the country but they are absolutely the real deal! They have a bazillion different flavours but of course I went with the lowly veggie and chicken ones; they were delicious! Some of the best if not the best I have every had. Piping hot, super crispy, fresh, aromatic and the ratio of fillings to wrapper felt almost perfect. I actually prefer the veggie more because it had significantly more flavour to it for some reason; not that the chicken wasn't flavourful either. This place is busy and they do run out! If you are making a destination stop, you might want to call ahead or drive real fast! I do have to agree with most that while these are incredibly delicious, at a buck a pop they are crazy expensive compared to what you can get out there. But then again... I think it's well worth the price; sorta. :S read more

Firstly, I must say that I'm quite surprised at the positive reviews for this place! Come on guys, you can't be serious. I happened to be in area recently, and remembered reading all the great reviews about this place from the YELP community. So needless to say i was quite eager to try this place. My first impression of this place was I thought it was closed. Its very unassuming, however i realize this is a takeout place so I reserved judgement. I was greeted by some kids behind the counter. I looked at the price list and I was floored. 6 samosas for $5.45!! Come on now. Surely the samosas must be big....NOT!..one samosa can be consumed in two bites! So right off the bat, I'm thinking " these better taste good". To make matters worse, they didn't have many items they indicated on their menu. I got Tandoori Chicken Samosa, Veggie, Beef. Anyways the first bite...yuck... Again, sadly I was very disappointed, they are oily and not flavourful at all. To add to this, apparently they keep the ready-made samosas in a fridge and deep fry them when required! Not very fresh at all. If you know anything about samosa and how they should taste, do not go here. There is a place in Scarborough called Embassy Samosa King where you get 5 samosas for 1$, and they taste very fresh.. This place is a waste... read more

Finally had a chance to try this place! Not too fond of the Filo shell.. I tried 6 different Samosas for 4.99 Tandori Chicken - overfried, not too tasty Mixed Veg - Good Curried Veg - Good Curried Beef - Good Spinach Pakora - Hard as a rock The fillings are quite tasty, but the samosas are small.. they are 2 bite morsels. The sauces are pretty good too.. but I probably won't be back. read more

Place is over rated beyond imagination. The samosas are small and super expensive for the price. For the price of 12 samosas, I could have bought 60 or at least 36 elsewhere with a lot more flavor. Bought 30 samosas....all vegetarian. While packing 1 fell off and they had the cheek to add a meat samosa in a pack that was right at the bottom. No more samosas from this place for sure. read more

OMFG. PLEASE. I. WANT. SOME. OF. THESE. RIGHT. NAO! I cannot stress how good their samosas are. Traditional beef? Daal? Girl. I want them all. They're pretty pricey though, unlike Samosa King, but comparing Sultan to Samosa King is like trying to compare a Tyra Banks to your girl Shaquanda, the ashy girl that lives in the hood with her cheap ass synthetic weave. It is worth the money, 5 for 6, it's really good especially with the tamarind dip? YES PLEASE. I can't wait to grab some more! I love you Sultan of Samosas. I can't wait to go back. read more

When I asked for samosas. My cousin told me this is the place to try in Toronto. And after trying 6 samosas, I definitely agree. We ordered 6 samosas each, all mutton. We also got a order of tamarind sauce. The restaurant will fry it for you if you order a dozen. A note - make sure it's warm when you purchase it. read more

I have love for Sultan of Samosas, possibly because I once lived around there.... Would go on a lazy weekend afternoon, and grab a big box of samosas with all that chutney!!! Being of Brown man decent, I will say these are possibly the best samosas in Toronto!!! Only thing bad?? Oily, oily, oily!!!!! Be prepared for a nice nap after your treat. You were warned! Enjoy... read more

The Sultan of Samosas - OMG! Lets talk about the dips and sauces first. They are phenomenal. All of them are flavourful, some of them are spicy. I wish I knew the names of them, but, the green yogurt and coriander dip is to die for. The samosas themselves are from another planet. Its like a gourmet coffee place that doesn't let their brew sit for more than N minutes, except, they're samosas. They're always fresh and hot. What makes their samosas different? Well, they're crispy, not doughy. The outer shell is light. The fillings are varied with faire for both the vegetarian and the carnivore. Why I go? Ok, so I'm invited to a pot-luck dinner and I don't have the time, skill or energy to make something. I just zoom up to Victoria Park and Eglington ang grab 50 Samosas and a large container of dip for $32 ... and I'm the star of the party. Shhhhh, don't tell anyone my secret :-) Interac & Credit card accepted. read more

Sultan of Samosas - Indian Near Me - Toronto, Ontario

Great service! Delicious, unusual samosas. These are small flat triangles with crunchy pastry, unlike the more pyramid-shaped ones with a flour-based pastry. They are deep fried, so expect some grease. They offer discounts with larger purchases, and you can mix them up. They also sell frozen ones you can cook at home. Here are the stuffings to choose from (from the website): 10 vegetable splash seasoned with methi leaves Traditional beef with fresh onions and coriander leaves Steak and potato with garlic, dill and black pepper seasoning Paprika marinated chicken with fresh onions and coriander leaves Tandoori chicken Kabuli Curried four-way vegetables with assorted baghara spices Fresh cut spinach with feta and mozzarella in oregano and basil dressing Can-Eurasian inspired potato & cheddar cheese with paprika seasoning Traditional Daal with flavourful turmeric and fresh coriander Mutton with traditional West-Indies flair Three homemade dips (Try them all! Really!!) Coriander yogurt Tamarind (sweet) Spicy Mango Our favs: tandoori chicken with spicy mango dip Spinach and feta with coriander dip 10-vegetable with tamarind dip read more

I've never tasted samosas this good. Seriously. The sign outside boasts that they have sold like a trillion samosas. I wouldn't be surprised. Instead of using really thick doughy shells, they've opted to use phyllo-like pastry which has got to be what keeps people coming back for more. (Actually, I just read on their website, that it IS what makes their samosas special...they have patented samosa pastry!) You can imagine that it would make the samosas less heavier and a lot lighter and it does! It's so close by that sometimes I'll just pop in for a mixed bag of 6. There are 10 flavours including: tandoori chicken, beef, seasoned chicken, lentils, curried vegetables, steak and potato, mutton, and spinach and feta. My favourite is definitely the tandoori chicken. And they've got 3 really tasty dipping sauces (fresh coriander with vinegar and yogurt, tangy tamarind & date, and spicy mango). Most of the time, they'll just give you a random sauce, but if you have a certain request, they always give it to you. Just some more examples of how SOS has infiltrated my life... I recently introduced a friend to the SOS and it has been a pre-snack trip ever since. Another friend of mine had these served at her wedding. And my sister recently requested a batch from NYC. I brought them with me carry on. The SOS is under "caterers" and I've seen trayfuls of their stuff leaving the store which I'm sure are where most of their trillions of numbers sold come from...but don't be deceived into thinking you can't pop in and pick some up. Whether it's 6 or 12 or plus plus (of 1 flavour or a mixed bunch), you're not going to regret it! It's kind of in a random location, but if you have a car or just happen to be in the area, please be sure to make some room for these delicious mouth-watering nuggets. Or definitely think about picking them up if you're planning an event that requires apps. The ladies with their hair nets look mostly unimpressed but they're really sweethearts who throw in the extra one most of the time. I heart SOS and I'm sure you will too! read more