Kolkata has been deemed as the best destination for a staggering variety of street food, according to the survey.
Maharaja Chaat Centre
An extremely popular street food in Kolkata has got to be Chaat; every corner of the country seems to have their own variation of this nationally loved tea time snack and Kolkata is no exception. At Maharaja Chaat Centre line up along with the scores of people that visit every day and enjoy some of the best chaats this side of the country.
Location: Lake Terrace, Ballygunge
Timings: 4 pm to 10 pm
Price for two: Rs. 100
Momos
You can’t sample Kolkata’s street food without trying the local momos or dumplings. With stuffings of vegetable, chicken, pork, and fish, these steamed or fried buns can be had for breakfast, lunch, dinner or as just a snack.
Location: Kolkata's Street
Timings: 12 pm to 10 pm
Price for two: Rs. 20per plate
Go Lebanese
As the name suggests, this little kiosk, dishing out some delicious and authentic Lebanese food has become such a hit that there are currently three branches in different parts of the city. Pocket-friendly, the place is known for its quick service too and as such has become a hit with office goers in the area as well as those out for an evening meal or late night snack; the one at Salt Lake is open till 3 am!
Location: Salt Lake and Ajoy Nagar
Timings: Noon to Midnight
Price for two: Rs. 400
Dimer Devil
Kolkata’s own version of the deviled egg, the Dimer Devil consists of a hard boiled egg with a spicy, deep-fried coating of minced meat and other ingredients. The heavy, high protein snack is perfectly portable for when you’re on the go.
Location: Kolkata's Street
Timings: 12 pm to 10 pm
Price for two: Rs.15per pic
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With so much choice all around and my list to help you on your food trip in the city, you can be sure to have a new experience. What are your favourite places to eat in Kolkata? Do let me know in the comments section.
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