Homely Taste, Big Heart
Authentic flavors made fresh daily, just like home-cooked love.
Authentic flavors made fresh daily, just like home-cooked love.
Quick service, bold taste, and always that BJT twist.
Tradition meets trend — food served with local swag!
At BJT Ke Samose, we don’t just cook food — we cook memories.
From our iconic samose that started it all, to our full-blown thali and tiffin systems, we serve Indore’s favorite comfort food with a twist of fun.
We believe food should be warm like home, quirky like Indore, and satisfying like mom’s “ek aur lo beta!”
Our mission is simple — feed hearts, not just stomachs.
That’s why every samosa, thali, and tiffin comes with a story, a smile, and a dash of that BJT madness you can’t find anywhere else.
Here's a simple and clear 3-step work process for a restaurant, ideal for a website section or brochure to show how your service flows — especially for dine-in or fast-casual restaurants
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Browse our menu filled with delicious dishes, from signature specials to classic foods.
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Our chefs get to work, preparing your meal with fresh, high-quality ingredients.
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Relax and enjoy your food in our cozy restaurant, or take it to-go. Great taste, great service
We don’t just serve meals — we serve moods. Each item on our menu is a little piece of Indore, reimagined the BJT way.
Our thalis are more than just meals, they’re mini celebrations! Loaded with fresh dal, sabzi, roti, rice, salad, papad, and love each thali brings you the perfect balance of ghar ka taste and restaurant-style delight.
Next comes our signature pizza sauce, crafted from ripe tomatoes and savory herbs. Then we add your favorite toppings — from melty mozzarella to pepperoni, veggies, or gourmet extras — all fresh and full of flavor.
The heroes that started it all. From the classic crispy Simple Samosa to the crazy Pizamoza, Corn Cheese, and Lava-Co, our samose bring crunch, spice, and laughter in every bite.
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