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4-Day Foodie Adventure in Kolkata

Monday, July 31: A Taste of Tradition

Start your foodie adventure in Kolkata by immersing yourself in the flavors of traditional Bengali cuisine. In the morning, head to Flurys, an iconic tearoom, and indulge in their delectable breakfast menu, including mouthwatering pastries and rich hot chocolate. Afterward, take a stroll through the historic College Street and explore its numerous bookshops, while savoring street snacks like puchka (pani puri) and kathi rolls for a light lunch. In the evening, visit Oh! Calcutta, a renowned restaurant offering an extensive menu of authentic Bengali dishes. Don't miss their signature dishes like Hilsa fish curry and Bhetki Paturi.

  • Flurys: Estimated Cost - ₹500, Estimated Time - 2 hours
  • College Street: No additional cost, Estimated Time - 3 hours
  • Oh! Calcutta: Estimated Cost - ₹1,500, Estimated Time - 2 hours
Tuesday, August 1: Colonial Charm and Street Delicacies

Explore the colonial charm of Kolkata while satisfying your food cravings. Start your day with a visit to the iconic Indian Coffee House, known for its historic ambiance and delicious coffee. Afterward, take a heritage walk around Dalhousie Square, where you can admire architectural marvels like the Writer's Building and General Post Office. For lunch, head to Tiretti Bazaar, popularly known as the "Chinatown of Kolkata," and savor authentic Chinese street food. In the evening, indulge in the delightful street food scene of Park Street, where you can find everything from momos and kebabs to kathi rolls and phuchka.

  • Indian Coffee House: Estimated Cost - ₹300, Estimated Time - 2 hours
  • Dalhousie Square: No additional cost, Estimated Time - 3 hours
  • Tiretti Bazaar: Estimated Cost - ₹200, Estimated Time - 2 hours
  • Park Street: Estimated Cost - ₹500, Estimated Time - 3 hours
Wednesday, August 2: Cultural Immersion and Sweet Delights

Immerse yourself in the cultural fabric of Kolkata while satisfying your sweet tooth. Start your day by visiting the iconic Indian Museum, which houses a vast collection of art and artifacts. Afterward, explore the vibrant neighborhood of Kumartuli, known for its traditional artisan workshops creating beautiful clay idols. For lunch, head to Arsalan, a popular restaurant serving mouthwatering Mughlai cuisine. In the evening, visit the iconic sweet shops of Kolkata, such as K.C. Das and Balaram Mullick & Radharaman Mullick, to indulge in delicious Bengali sweets like rasgulla and sandesh.

  • Indian Museum: Estimated Cost - ₹200, Estimated Time - 3 hours
  • Kumartuli: No additional cost, Estimated Time - 2 hours
  • Arsalan: Estimated Cost - ₹800, Estimated Time - 2 hours
  • K.C. Das and Balaram Mullick & Radharaman Mullick: Estimated Cost - ₹300, Estimated Time - 2 hours
Thursday, August 3: Market Exploration and Culinary Delights

Discover the vibrant markets of Kolkata and indulge in its diverse culinary delights. Start your day by exploring the bustling New Market, where you can find a wide range of spices, fruits, vegetables, and local delicacies. Afterward, visit the iconic Howrah Bridge and enjoy panoramic views of the Hooghly River. For lunch, head to Bhojohori Manna, a popular restaurant serving traditional Bengali thalis. In the evening, experience the lively atmosphere of Park Circus market and treat yourself to delectable street food like kathi rolls, chicken cutlets, and jalebis.

  • New Market: No additional cost, Estimated Time - 3 hours
  • Howrah Bridge: No additional cost, Estimated Time - 1 hour
  • Bhojohori Manna: Estimated Cost - ₹600, Estimated Time - 2 hours
  • Park Circus market: Estimated Cost - ₹400, Estimated Time - 2 hours

Hidden Gems and Local Favorites

For foodies looking to explore off the beaten path, Kolkata has a few hidden gems and local favorites that should not be missed. One such gem is Nizam's, a century-old restaurant known for its legendary kathi rolls. Another must-visit is Bohemian, a unique fusion restaurant offering a blend of Bengali and global cuisines. To experience the flavors of Kolkata's street food in a cozy ambiance, head to Dacre Lane or Allen Kitchen. These hidden gems and local favorites will surely delight your taste buds and leave you craving for more.

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