Bengalees are known for their food loving nature, they don’t hesitate to try different types of food starting from South Indian Dosa to Mumbai’s Vada Pav. Food’s from every corner of the world get warm welcome here. But there is a day in the year when we all will search for the Bengali Cuisine, It’s […]
I’ve been wanting to check out a tea room for awhile and I’m so glad that yesterday I was able to check out Karma Kettle! Incredibly impressed with the quality and commitment to authentic tea that this maintains along with ample flavours on offering. Located at 4 Swinhoe Street (near Tasty Corner), this place reflects […]
There’s plenty going on in the city, but Bengali New Year is clearly the next big thing. Like every other festival, food is one of the most significant aspects of the Poila Baisakh. So make your food plan and head to Saptapadi as they dish out one of the best of the Bengali Thali in this […]
Festive season is around the corner and what’s a better start than Durga Puja . The festive period is a foodie’s paradise with plenty of mouth-watering dishes to savour. People can be found sampling delicious Bengali dishes during Durga Puja . From snacks to sweet dishes, Bengali food has something to offer all food enthusiasts. […]
দুর্গা পূজা is the one of the most famous and festival celebrated in Bengal. With a fortnight of the puja remaining, here’s the sneak pick you can go to get a taste awesome spread of Dishes at De Sovrani. D for Durga Puja, D for De Sovrani – the two absolute essence of Bengali culture. […]
How much Sweet is too much Sweet, you might ask. In Kolkata, the answer is: There’s no such thing! The city of joy is famous for a lot of things, landmarks and achievements but the one which stands out in Kidderpore area is Satish Chandra Das & Sons sweet shop.It is a small but one […]
“I’m not a vegetarian! I’m a dessertarian!” They is no doubt that Bengali sweets taste best in the world and Bengal has a golden history of hundreds of years in this field and they have invented many new sweets. The creativity in sweet making and its artistic presentation was something that undoubtedly brought fame to Bengal. […]
