Fwd: Nice place to eat in kolkata

[Pooja Mishra]

Adding Some more

Veg

Rajasthan Guest House- Zacaria St

S Indian

Prema Vilas

Banana leaf

(both at Lake Mkt-S Calcutta)

Non Veg

Chote Nawab-Arsalam Park Circus

Nizam - next to new mkt

Western Food

Peter Cat/Mocambos (Park St)

Sweets

Girish-Ram Dula Sarkar St

KC Das

Gangaur-Russel St(Rajasthani Sweets)

Some places are mentioned in Sir's mail below

Begin forwarded message:

From: "Anjan Raichaudhuri" <an...@iimcal.ac.in>

Date: 2 July 2011 12:46:23 PM GMT+08:00

To: "Pooja Mishra" <pooja...@gmail.com>

Subject: Re: Nice place to eat in kolkata

Reply-To: an...@iimcal.ac.in

Further to our discussion am listing a few more places:

1Amber--for North Indian food (WAterloo Street)
2.Kim Fa & Kafulok--for chinese food at Tangra
3.Italian--Fire & Ice (Chowringhee)
4.Kewpie & Bhojo Hari Manna---for Bengali food
5.Girish,Bhim Nag,Balaram--for bong sweets
 Ofcourse, sweet dahi is a must!

Hello Sir,

Could you please share some of the interesting and famous eateries in

Kolkata for our tour venture.

Thanks & Regards,

Pooja Mishra

IIM Calcutta

Class of 2012

Ph: +919674321684

--
Prof.Anjan Raichaudhuri

[ܔܢܜܔAvInAsH(๏̯͡๏)‎]

Western Food

Peter Cat/Mocambos (Park St) ~ Crappy food. Crappy treatment. Too expensive. Highly Un-Recommended! 

South Indian

Banana Leaf ~ Okay Okay. Not that good, even the South Indian food tastes more like Kolkata-feed delicacies. Except for 1 item or so.

baki dekh lo yaar..

Regards,
Avinash Chandra Kishan
PGP Batch of 2010-12
Indian Institute of Management Calcutta
Ph: +919163656280

[ܔܢܜܔAvInAsH(๏̯͡๏)‎]

there's a great breakfast place, Balwant Singh ka dhaba..see if we can fit it in the plan..

Regards,
Avinash Chandra Kishan
PGP Batch of 2010-12
Indian Institute of Management Calcutta
Ph: +919163656280

2011/7/2 ܔܢܜܔAvInAsH(๏̯͡๏) <vicky.a...@gmail.com>

[Joydeep Nandi]

Nizam and Tengra are compulsory. There is a place called Dacres Street where you get lots of Street Food. Banana Leaf is all right i have heard. Bhojo Hori Manna should also be included. Dont go to KC Das for sweets, they are not good. Haldiram's is also an option. We should try Rabindra Sarovar. There is a lake there. Its a good place to hang out and there is a French Restaurant nearby which is not too expensive. 

2011/7/2 ܔܢܜܔAvInAsH(๏̯͡๏) <vicky.a...@gmail.com>

[abhishek kumar]

Sorry for the late reply .. wasn't at desk

http://foodfrombengal.wordpress.com/the-best-places-to-eat-in-calcutta/

--
Abhishek Kumar
PGDM
Class of 2012
Indian Institute of Managment, Calcutta

[ܔܢܜܔAvInAsH(๏̯͡๏)‎]

@joydeep: bhai, am a victim of Banana leaf.. could you reimburse me, please? :P

Regards,
Avinash Chandra Kishan
PGP Batch of 2010-12
Indian Institute of Management Calcutta
Ph: +919163656280

[Joydeep Nandi]

achcha!! i dint know! lot of south indians from campus go there and they said that it was good!! Bhai, agar first hand experience hai toh na hi chalte hai. Anyways, the list that the blog has is really long. So, we have a lot of options. I'll shortlist the more famous ones and tell u guys who are going tomorrow

2011/7/2 ܔܢܜܔAvInAsH(๏̯͡๏) <vicky.a...@gmail.com>

[Varun Balutia]

@Joy - Do we have the shortlist now?

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Varun Balutia
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Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta
222, Annexe Hostel, IIM Calcutta, Joka, Kolkata - 700104

varun...@email.iimcal.ac.in | Mobile: +91-9748475997

[Joydeep Nandi]

Tour Plan

 

1.       Balwant Singh’s Eating House (Breakfat and Tea) – Harish Mukherjee Road, Bhawanipur

 

2.       Kewpie’s Kitchen (Bengali Food – Especially Daab Chingdi) – Elgin Lane (Should be a short drive from Balwant Singh’s)

 

 

3.       Mithai (Sweets – Especially Mishti Doi and Rasgullas) – Ballygunge

 

4.       Head off to Park Street – Have some Chicken/Mutton there. Try Biryani. Then have rolls at Kusum and Hot Kati Roll

 

 

5.       Short Drive to New Market, Bertram Street – Nizam should be visited. Khiri roll is their Specialty. Badshah also is famous for rolls. S.N. Bannerjee Road should not be far off – Have Kabiraji Cutlet at Regent and Moglai Paratha at Anadi Cabin. Dacres Lane is closeby. Go to Chittoda to have Cutlets.

 

6.       Off to Bentinck Street from there – Go to Alia. Alia is famous for Mutton Stew and Mutton Biryani. Stew is to be compulsorily tried. Its difficult to find a place which sells stews these days, that too at a cheap rate. Bombay Sweets is in Bentinck Street too. Aflatoon is a sweet which is their creation.

 

7.       Bow Bazaar is nearby – Bhim Chandra Nag is a sweet shop famous for Chandankheer and Amritti. Shabbir is just off CR Avenue. Its famour for Chicken Rezala

 

8.       College Street is in Bow Bazaar too – Paramount there is famous for its Sharbat. Then go to Putiram for Fried Stuff. Kalika is in Surya Sen Street, a stone’s throw away from Putiram. Kalika is famous for chops.

 

9.       Its time to get back. But lets visit the ultra famous ‘Tangra’ while heading back to Joka.

[Varun Balutia]

I have located the places in the map...it looks good!

http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?msid=212280558405228066657.0004a723eddf07ea917fa&msa=0&ll=22.510337,88.355484&spn=0.184907,0.308647

[Joydeep Nandi]

In the previous mail, Point no. 4, the place in Park Street for Biryani/Chicken/Mutton is Arsallan.

On 3 July 2011 11:11, Joydeep Nandi <joydee...@email.iimcal.ac.in> wrote:

[Joydeep Nandi]

I have selected those places and the order in which we visit with the help of Gooogle Maps only. So no problem there.