Nooren Samosa (46 St NE)
Reviews of Nooren Samosa (46 St NE)
from GoogleVery disappointed, when I order fish and I tell them not to make it spicy because kids are eating but they make it more spicy. I don’t know I should write or tell them in which language. Not good service at all.
Really disappointed with their service specially the Chinese looking tall guy. Pathetic service buy that guy. Taste of samusa is not even close to what is famous for. Won't recommend to anyone
Fresh tasty and super yummy ! Amazing restaurant!!
Loved the chicken and veggie samosas. So crispy, best Samosas in the Northeast!
The new soup on their menu was absolutely delicious! 😍 It was full of flavor and tasted amazing. I really enjoyed it and would definitely recommend it!
The lamb shank kabuli palao is well worth $15. The Samosa's are always good, but I prefer the original location. it seems like the original location does it a little different... perhaps with more cumin and salt? The Afghan burger was a little strange. A wrap with fries, ham, hotdog, hard boiled egg and vegetables. The mantu was good
Tried the Kabuli Pulao and Mantu. Overall, the flavors were good and the lamb shank was very tender. The Kabuli Pulao had the right individual grains of rice, caramelized raisins, and carrots. However, the rice itself seemed either a little stale (possibly from the previous day) or had been left on the stove long enough to dry out. For a busy weekend, I would have expected the rice to be fresher, especially since weekends are likely when they see the most customers. The Mantu also had some issues with texture. The edges were quite dried out and chewy compared to the softer, more delicate Mantu I’ve had. I’m not sure if they were boiled and then baked, or if they had simply been sitting out for a while, but they definitely seemed a little dried out That said, the staff and host were very nice and welcoming. I also appreciated the gesture of serving samosas with chai at the end, it was a nice touch. This place was good value for money for the entrees. Also loved the decor.
Craving samosas, we stopped by Noreen Samosa in Savanna NE and were blown away! Not only were the samosas a hit, but the fried fish was absolutely incredible — fresh, perfectly seasoned, and cooked to perfection. The flavors were spot on, and everything tasted so fresh and delicious. This place is definitely more than just samosas; the Afghan burger was a hidden gem too! Friendly, welcoming staff, a clean space, and a great ambiance made the experience even better. Highly recommended not just for samosas but for others hidden gems especially fish
We visited Noorin Samosa today, Sunday, for lunch, and honestly, we had a wonderful experience! The food was delicious, fresh, and full of authentic flavour. Everything we ordered was tasty, and the atmosphere was very welcoming. A special thank you to Faheema, who was working today. She was extremely kind, friendly, attentive, and professional. Her warm smile and excellent customer service really made our visit even more enjoyable. She went above and beyond to make sure we were comfortable and happy. It’s always nice to visit a place where the food is great and the staff genuinely care about their customers. We will definitely be coming back again! Highly recommended! ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
They have the best halal samosas in the city with a doubt, not overly spicy and smelly🔥. I tried their fish platter also which is 🔥 We gotta support our Afghani and Pakistani establishments in Calgary. Their samosas brought me in from their first location and before that Shaheen Bakery. Keep it up. I know y'all be hating (I don't blame y'all) but we gotta bridge that gap with love and food. Keep it up! Wil be coming back
About Nooren Samosa (46 St NE)
Halal samosa shop and Afghan street-food counter at 9036 46 St NE in Savanna, the second Nooren Samosa, making beef, chicken, lamb and vegetable samosas alongside fried fish, mantu and kabuli palaw.
What to order
The samosas are crisp and not too spicy, and the fried fish platter surprises first-timers. The lamb shank kabuli palaw is tender and good value, the mantu are worth trying, and the Afghan burger, a street-food wrap with fries and egg, is the hidden gem. Some regulars find the samosas taste a little different from the original shop on 36 St SE.
| Monday | 10 a.m.–10 p.m. |
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| Tuesday | 10 a.m.–10 p.m. |
| Wednesday | 10 a.m.–10 p.m. |
| Thursday | 10 a.m.–10 p.m. |
| Friday | 10 a.m.–10 p.m. |
| Saturday | 10 a.m.–10 p.m. |
| Sunday | 10 a.m.–10 p.m. |