" We don't let anyone return hungry", can be the most appropriate tagline to define the city of Joy, Kolkata. The variety of eatables, a person finds if he moves through the streets of Kolkata is unparalleled. Apart from preserving fathoms of history in its bosom, another treasure which Kolkata can boast of is it's " Street Food".
" Bengal, the sweetest part of India ", is not only famous for its Abode of sweets but also for its savory 'phuchkas', delicious 'biriyani' and mouth-watering 'jhal-muri' and ' papdi chat'. Flavours from Kashmir to Kanyakumari amalgamate to give rise to the amazing collection of street food of Kolkata.
In Kolkata, the day breaks with a cup of tea and if it's not "bhar er cha" (tea in earthen cups) then it's not a proper tea at all. As already said, Kolkata is a city of history and historic cultures, one simply cannot miss the grand "Indian Coffee House". The experience of having a bite and sip while enjoying quality with family and friends is something unique. This place is a living fossil which has witnessed several nights of rebellion during the British Raj. "Coffee house er adda ta" still prevails.
The most striking feature of Kolkata's delicacies is that they can be afforded by all. Cheap and yet so tasty food is what makes Kolkata a favourite for foodies. Kolkata caters to all, young and old alike.
"Come to Bengal - discover the Flavors! "
Article and pictures by - Subhrajit Barua
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