4.4
330+ Ratings
Calcutta chat and bakery
4.4 x (330+) • 36.9 mi • Indian • Vegetarian • Asian • Info
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"really good bengali food"
• Sourav D. • 11/22/23
"Delicious food."
• Sneha D. • 05/25/24
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Sunday - Thursday
11:00 AM - 9:30 PM
Friday - Saturday
11:00 AM - 10:00 PM
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- calcutta chicken egg roll$11.99 • 78% (33)thin maida roti 0n egg wrapped with cucumber onion carrots ketchup chilli sauce and mustard sauce.
- Street King Egg Roll$10.50 • 76% (42)Kolkata egg roll is one of the most loved Kolkata street foods. Delicious flaky flatbread, covered with egg on one side and filled with a simple salad of onion and cucumber. A little amount of chaat masala is added for flavor and sometimes, a pinch of Indian black salt also goes in. A tiny dollop of ketchup is wrapped casually.
- Ghugni Ar Pauruti$8.99 • 83% (6)Ghugni is an iconic vegetarian Bengali snack made with dried yellow peas and served with bread locally called Pauruti.
- Samosa Chaat$8.99 • 100% (16)Samosa chaat is made of a base of chana masala-chickpea curry and samosa-savory fried pastries. Popular toppings include tamarind and cilantro chutneys, additional spices, thin sev, cilantro and occasionally onions, and pomegranate seeds.
- Bengali Fish Fry (Cutlet)$10.49 • 96% (58)Deep fried fresh marinated fish fillet with battered bread crumbs
- BENGALI EGG DEVIL$8.99 • 85% (20)
- VEG CUTLETT$7.99 • 100% (9)
- Fuchka (Paani Poori)$6.99Panipuri, puchka, gupchup, golgappa, or pani ke patashe is a type of snack that originated in the Indian subcontinent and is one of the most common street foods in the Indian subcontinent.
- Singara (Samosa)$5.99The Bengali name of samosa is Singara. Pairing Singara with puffed rice or muri and tea is one of the choices that Bengalis love to eat. A samosa is a fried or baked pastry with a savory filling, including ingredients such as spiced potatoes, onions, and peas.
- Gobi Manchurian$9.99 • 87% (32)This Kolkata-style Indo-Chinese starter is a god's gift to street food lovers of Kolkata. Serves as a starter or side dish complementing noodles or fried rice.
- Dalhousie Chicken Sandwich$10.99 • 92% (13)The ultimate pick for office goers of the busiest business district of Calcutta. Dalhousie comes with chicken tikka, Hari chutney, mayo, onion, cucumber, and cheese is blissful.
- Aloo Tikki Chaat$8.99 • 100% (6)A popular and super tasty street food snack made with crispy fried potato cubes. They are mixed and tossed with spicy and sweet chutneys, ground spice powders, and lemon juice. Later finished with a topping of curd, mint leaves, coriander leaves, pomegranate arils, and sev.
- Coffee House Sandwich$10.99 • 77% (9)Simply nostalgia, the Collage Street coffee house style. Toasted sliced bread with potato, cucumber, tomato, lettuce, and onion. This classic one is fit for the gods.
- Pav Bhaji$8.99Needs no explanation. A spicy blend of vegetables and potatoes in tomato gravy served with a bun. Hot.Spicy
- Dahi Fuchka (7 pcs)$6.99Dahi puri is a snack, originating from India, which is especially popular in the state of Maharashtra, India. The dish is a form of chaat and originates from the city of Mumbai. It is served with mini-puri shells, which are more popularly recognized from the dish pani puri.
- Jhal Muri$6.99 • 66% (3)
- Paneer Big Belly Sandwich$10.99 • 100% (3)A very Bengali version inspired by My Big Fat Belly's Dolce Vita. Toasted multigrain sliced bread with mixed paneer masala, cucumber, lettuce, onion, and tomato.
- MUGHLAI PAROTHA$17.99 • 75% (4)stuffed fried bread served with dam aloo and salad, with sauce
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4.4
•330+ Ratings •
5 Reviews
Sneha D.• 05/25/24Delicious food.
Vishnu V.• 02/24/24nalla irukke
Vishnu V.• 02/06/24yo
Sourav D.• 11/22/23really good bengali food
Spandan R.• 10/23/23Awesomeness
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