Man Teaches ‘Samosa Eating Etiquette’! Wait, What? Viral Video Triggers Foodies

Did you know that there is something called ‘Samosa Eating Etiquette’. If ‘no’, then worry not, you are probably a normal Indian who eats samosa with their hands- how many believe the snack is supposed

to be eaten. However, as per this man- your hands should not touch the samosa directly- the snack is supposed to be eaten with a fork and knife instead! A video was recently shared online, which showed the said man teaching ‘Samosa Eating Etiquette’! The clip showed the teacher using a fork to hold the Indian snack while cutting a piece of it with a knife. He then proceeded to eat the samosa– using the fork only. The teacher then- rather sophisticatedly- picked up a spoon and had a spoonful of ‘chutney’!The post went viral soon after getting shared. Most called the entire thing a result of the ‘Western mindset’, while some cracked all kinds of jokes on the same. The majority refused to ever try eating a samosa this way. Times Now could not confirm the details and the authenticity of the post.

Check out the viral post:

“Samosa eating etiquette,” the post read. The post was shared on X (formerly Twitter), by the handle ‘JeetN25’. The post was shared 2 days ago and pulled more than 684K views from people.

Samosa eating etiquette 🙂🗿 pic.twitter.com/TdZGjRlRQo

— Jeet (@JeetN25) October 14, 2025

Here’s the internet’s reactions:

ALSO READ: ‘See Ya’: 21-Year-Old’s Heartbreaking Post On His Cancer Treatment Ahead Of Diwali Leaves Internet In Tears “Dip and eat is the best way to enjoy samosa,” a user said. “Me eating samosa by hand while watching this video,” added another person. “Samosa + green chutney and eating it by hand,” wrote the third person. “Can we just stop teaching ourselves British table etiquettes and try eating indian food specially the way it is supposed to be eaten. In which era are these guys living? Still validating themselves by acting like the west?” added another person.ALSO READ: ‘Happy’ Employee Unboxes Office’s Diwali Gift Box! Viral Video Leaves Internet ‘Envious’ “This robotic systematic era is long gone and forgotten. Yes, go ahead with such etiquettes based on the western cuisine requirements, but not for Indian cuisine please” added another netizen.