Try out these 6 places in Mumbai for delicious Jain samosas

Jainism comes with certain dietary restrictions. Most commonly, Jains avoid meat, and animal products like milk and honey, and some strict Jain believers even avoid onion, potatoes, garlic, and other root vegetables. Keeping these restrictions in mind, if you ever find yourself in Mumbai, be sure to try out these specially crafted Jain samosas

Most well-known for its khakhra and khari, Shri Asian Bakery is also popular for selling other baked goods like biscuits, mawa cake, and notably, delicious mini Jain samosas, filled with green peas. It is an old establishment, and the quality of goods has been maintained since its inception.

Not only do they sell delicious Jain samosa and Jain samosa pav, they also serve a delicious Jain chutney with the dishes. Saurashtra Sweets and Farsan Mart is a small shop, but they make up for the size with the quality of food.

The Gujarati cuisine seems to have become a staple in its bordering state. One of the most popular Gujarati dishes that has garnered attention in Maharashtra is farsan, and Jamnagri Sweets and Farsan is one of the most well-known farsan sellers. Among its other attractions is a popular samosa recipe that caters to Jains. The mini samosas are stuffed with raw bananas, and offer a unique and delicious taste.

Well known for their wide array of sweets and namkeen, they are also known for their signature mini Jain and dry fruit samosas. Their samosas are stuffed with an assortment of vegetables, which provide for a more well-balanced meal.

Another one of the many Jain-centric restaurants in Mumbai, Jain Sweet & Bhelpuri House offers not just simple Jain samosas, but a number of Jain samosa dishes. Examples of such dishes are Jain vada samosa, and dahi samosa chaat. Be sure to try out these unique Jain samosa dishes.

This restaurant specializes in samosas, and therefore offers a bit more than other samosa restaurants, in the form of more samosa varieties. Some unique samosas offered by A1 Samosa are cheese pasta samosa, Chinese biscuit samosa, and sweet mawa samosa. But one of its many offerings is Jain samosa, made of accepted Jain ingredients.