Where To Eat For Poila Boisakh In Kolkata? Here’s A Guide

New year; a new beginning calls for a grand celebration. It’s finally that time of the year when you won’t restrict yourself from gulping one more rosogolla or eating a few more pieces of Kosha Mangsho. There are so many diners, in the heart of Kolkata, all set to host you on this special day with their authentic recipes. So without further ado, let’s take a quick look at the top restaurants with the best spreads in the city so that you can already pick your spot on where to eat for Poila Boisakh in the city of joy.

1. 6 Ballygunge Place

A list of hotels serving Bengali cuisine in Kolkata is incomplete without ‘6 Ballygunge Place’. They are the experts when it comes to serving the most authentic and mouth-watering Bengali cuisine. A Paradise for every Bengali food lover, 6 Ballygunge Place is popular for its huge range of menus and recipes from the Bengali Bonedi families; starting from the appetizers, main course, platters, side dishes, and desserts. No matter what you order, the taste is always top-notch. Some of their most loved dishes are Ilish Bhapa, Daab Chingri. You can try these on 15 April.

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2. Oh! Calcutta

Just like the name, Oh! Calcutta brings out the best of Kolkata with its extensive menu. Starting with Bengali staples like Rajbarir Channar Kofta to a huge spread of quintessential Bengali authentic menu (both veg & non-veg) to a massive line of desserts, this fine diner will leave your taste buds, heart, and soul happy. Also, don’t forget to indulge in their finger-licking bhetki dishes.

3. Aaheli, The Peerless Inn

This iconic restaurant in Esplanade is serving the real taste of Bengal for decades. To indulge in the foods we grew up eating and reminisce our childhood days, Aaheli is the destination. For a ‘mahabhoj’ in the new year, you need to visit here and taste the authenticity and the real flavours of Bengal.

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4. The Westin Kolkata, Rajarhat

Kolkata and its people are a mix of various cultures. And this is where Westin stands out. The Westin Kolkata Rajarhat is decked up to welcome you on Poila Boisakh and make it a memorable one. This fine-dining restaurant has a huge menu of both Epar Bangla and Opar Bangla, making the day more special for everyone. Apart from the quintessential delicacies of both the Banglas, you can have the best time eating from their live counters of street food. They have everything starting from Jhal Muri, Phuchka, Tele Bhaja, and a lot more. Some of their most lavish and delicious delicacies are Kosha Mangsho, Dakbunglow Mutton, Sorshe Bhetki, Daab Chingri, and so much more you can’t even imagine of.

5. Sonar Tori

To live in the past pictures of Bengal through food, Sonar Tori must be your next visit. Nestled in City Centre Salt Lake, Sonar Tori reflects the culture in every delicacy; be it starters, main course, or desserts. Some of their most popular and mouth-watering food menu is Murgi Kebab, Hansher Dimer Pakoda, Pur Bhora Bhetki, Mete Chorchori, and many more. It is more than just a restaurant, it is a homage to the old and rich Indian tradition.

So these are our top picks for the never-ending question ‘where to eat for Poila Boisakh’. Which one are you going to?

Also, if you want to feed your loved ones by cooking something authentic, we have a solution for that as well. Check out the video linked below.

Shreya Ghosh: Shreya and her obsession with rom-coms and sitcoms are very real. Either procrastinating everything for weeks or wrapping it all up in just a weekend: the perfect way to sum up her. She loves exploring the newest cafes of Kolkata and is very passionate about forcing others to visit those places as well.