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foodofdebjani · 5 years

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We took @renaissancechatterjeealam 's opinion seriously and ended on having the dinner at @macazzo2016 a few days back 🙈🙊🙉. Pasta had her regular Macazzo favorite fries loaded with #cheese and #bacon followed by #chicken #Pizza. She is in fact, quite consistent with the bacon and fries over there (she knows her food after all 😊😊). @archmehebub had #augratin with bacon and I ended on having the #bunnychow We never tried au gratin there at Macazzo before and found it quite good. However, I was a bit confused about the way they served bunny chow though I am not complaining about the dish as a whole. The #porkcurry was perfectly cooked and had typical Indian yet not Indian flavors and the meat fat ratio was just perfect. Considering the price I must mention the portion size which was more than satisfactory. Just for my better understanding shouldn't bunny chow be a scooped white loaf filled with meat curry instead of flattened bread topped with #meat #curry? 👉👉👉👉👉👉👉To see the pictures #kolkata #kolkatafoodblogger #review #noad #wheretoeat #calcuttaporkaddicts (at Macazzo) https://www.instagram.com/p/BtU9jDrAoxw/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=nyy4sbvbrvs5

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chompslurrpburp · 6 years

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From Kolkata Kathi Rolls and puchkas to Jhal Muri and Sandesh – Kolkata is symbolic of sweets and street food. But Kolkata also holds the culture of old-school dining, iconic Chinese restaurants, Colonial cafes, Cello kebabs, and bakeries. Here is a list of restaurants that you absolutely have to visit when you are in Kolkata!

1. Mocambo – This place transports you right back, a beautiful white and red space, with lantern lamps, and huge windows overlooking the street. Their deviled crabs are one of their best sellers and for good reason. Their sizzlers and deviled crabs are a must have – be game for a cheesy time.

Where? Park Street Area, Park Street

Price for two – 1200INR approx

Deviled Crabs

Baked chicken spaghetti

Our Table

Mocambo

2. Peter Cat – Peter Cat is famed for its Cello Kebab platters and sizzlers. The restaurant is always packed during dinner time. It is more popular among the locals, it is impossible to get a table without a 30 minute waiting period, so strongly suggest to head here for an early dinner. The Cello kebab platter is the juiciest kebab served with seekh, rice, dollops of butter and a fried egg. Their Indian section is pretty darn crazy as well.

Where? Park Street Area, Park Street

Cost for two – 800 INR approx

Cello Kebab

3. BarBQ – The first choice for Chinese food, BarBQ is spread over a huge area and still fails to contain the avid diners it sees during dinner time. We tried their special range of dumplings and some hearty Chinese preps. The fish was obviously the star of the show, and their dumplings are as good as they can get. The staff is very cordial and they are happy to customize the dishes as per your taste. Again, visit them preferably for an early dinner to secure a table.

Where? Park Street Area, Park Street

Cost for two – 1000INR approx

Cutesy windows all around

Ginger Fried Rice

Fish in hot garlic sauce

Pokchoy with garlic

4. Kusum Rolls – Having Kathi Roll from its city of origin is a must. The Kolkata Kathi roll was best spotted at Kusum Rolls. I tried the basic chicken tikka, but they have crazy combinations with cheese and chowmein as well. The parantha is so crisp, unlike anything in Delhi, but slightly salty. Use lemon juice to balance that out.

Where? Park Street Ara, Park Street

Cost for two – 100INR approx

Chicken tikka Kathi Roll

5. Mullick & Mullick – This has to be your go-to place for Bengali Sweets. Gud Sandesh among other things is the most famous. My heart was all for the Mango ChumChum. Slightly tucked away, the sweetmeat shop can be spotted with the flood of people around.

Where? Park Street Area, Park Street and 5 more locations

Price for two – 250INR approx

Mango Chum Chum

6. Kookie Jar – One of the many famed bakeries of Calcutta, their sweets and savories are delicious alike. Tried the home made dark chocolate and vegetable quiche only to be blown away. They also have some beautiful breads up their sleeves.

Where? Loudon Street and 3 more locations

Price for two – 300INR approx

Vegetable Quiche

7. Nahoum and Sons – Another most popular bakery, Nahoum ad Sons is your go to place for some fruit and rum cakes to carry back home. Freshly baked loafs of bread and cakes in abundance, their rum cake is a must, must have.

Where? Hogg Market, New Market Area

Price for two – 300 INR approx

Nahoum and Sons

8. Koshe Kosha – Besides luchi and choler dal mornings at The Grand my tryst with Bengali food in Kolkata was limited to this one meal at Koshe Kosha. And instead of Doi maach and Kolkata style biryani, we tried the Kobiraji cutlet, prawn malai biryani and Gondhoraj chicken with luchi. The Gondhoraj, the juiciest Bengali lemon makes for a magnificent and refreshing curry. The chicken Kobiraji cutlet is a British inspired cutlet with an elaborate egg nest.

Where? Park Street Area, Park Street and 7 more locations

Price for two – 700 INR approx

Chicken Kobiraji Cutlet

Prawn Biryani

Godhoraj Chicken

Luchi

9. Flury’s – What started as the greatest place for English breakfast and baked beans, Flury’s is known for their desserts and confectionaries. Although, the charm of this place did not strike me as much as its many neighbors, it is a part of history and definitely worth a visit.

Where? Park Street Area, Park Street

Price for two – 1000INR approx

Flury’s

10. Ecstasea – This is not one of the iconic places, but one that I found serving killer Chinese style seafood at very cheap prices. Tried prawn momos and chilly crab here, both turned out to be marvelous. The meat was super fresh and the simple flavors hit the spot just right.

Where? Southern Avenue

Price for two – 600INR approx

Chilly Crab

One of the most food and culturally filled trip, cannot wait to share some of these delicacies that we tried at home after coming back to Delhi!

Stay tuned 🙂

Top 10 restaurants to visit in Kolkata From Kolkata Kathi Rolls and puchkas to Jhal Muri and Sandesh - Kolkata is symbolic of sweets and street food.

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