Archive · 8 Jan 2026
Gujarati Man's Bihari Samosa Stall Viral in London
A man from Gujarat started selling samosas in London, and his videos went viral.
He and his family have been making samosas using a family recipe since 1972.
They started in a small town in Gujarat and later opened stalls in other cities.
In 2024, they opened in London and used social media to attract customers.
Videos of the man selling samosas on the streets with a bell became very popular.
Some people love the story and the taste, while others think the street-selling videos are embarrassing.
The business is said to be making a lot of money, but the exact amount isn't confirmed.
A Gujarati man's samosa stall, Bihari Samosa Ghantawala, went viral in London.
The business started in 1972 in Nadiad, Gujarat, with a family recipe.
The family expanded to London in 2024 and used social media to gain popularity.
Videos of the founder's son selling samosas on London streets with a bell attracted millions of views.
Reactions online were mixed, with some praising the success and others criticizing the street-selling approach.
- Who
- Kalishaprasad Kishanlal Shah and his family
- What
- A samosa stall that went viral in London
- When
- Started in 1972, expanded to London in 2024
- Where
- Originally in Nadiad, Gujarat; now in South Harrow and Wembley, London
- Why
- To share a family recipe and expand the business internationally
- Founder
- Kalishaprasad Kishanlal Shah
- Origin
- Nadiad, Gujarat, 1972
- Initial Offering
- Crisp, golden samosas
- Brand Name
- Bihari Samosa Ghantawala
- London Locations
- South Harrow and Wembley
- Instagram Followers
- 395k
- Claimed Daily Earnings
- Rs 10 lakh (unconfirmed)
