Author: Souvik Bhattacharya

Souvik Bhattacharya is from The City of Joy, Kolkata, and another Bengali foodie who cherishes his gastronomical journey. He loves to blog them to spread awareness—also, an amateur mixologist. Apart from the food, he is also into landscape photography and loves to navigate high-octane motorsports rallies. Good Food Bro is an alumnus from the Indian Institute of Management, Calcutta, and Associate Director in software consulting MNC.
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Relish cuisines in middle of an ocean

If one fancy to relish fresh catch sea food or grills and fries in middle of an ocean while under the star then Ocean Grill is the destination for the pleasure.In the company of shark on the wall, jellyfish hanging from ceiling, octopus embedded on the floor and fish friends inside aquarium who can relive the Life of Pi sitting on boat loaded with exquisite cuisines from round the world.

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A rare paradise of vegetarian cuisine

The gastronomists of Kolkata has a new heaven of pure vegetarian food page in the form of Zaairah a multi-cuisine restaurant serving India, Chinese, Continental and Mexican cuisine. Located opposite City Center 1, Salt Lake is serving some of the mouth-watering delicacies which boast of both quality and superb taste. Of course a great family dining ambiance and a relaxing sports lounge. Bloggers of PanchPhoron had an exclusive invite to try few of their specialties.

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Amalgamation of culinary wizardry with molecular gastronomy

Reflections which is Ffrot Raichak’s round-the-clock coffee shop, going to receive a makeover in their menu. The concept of healthy food in a palate which offers a visual retreat with rainbow of colors; is the brainchild of executive chef Sammya Majumder and his team. Presentation of each and every dish was a piece of art. The amalgamation of culinary wizardry with molecular gastronomy.

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Bangaliana infused at every nook and cranny

If Raichak on Ganges is a destination then enjoying authentic Bengali cuisine at one of its flagship restaurants Sonar Tori is an experience. The moment one steps in, will feel the heritage rolling down from all every ceiling and wall. The interior showcases derelict zamindar house located next to Ganges. Built with utmost attention, Sonar Tori is much more than only a restaurant serving Bengali food. Through its food and taste, Sonar Tori captures our Bengali culture in every way that is rooted in our soil and touches us in every sense.

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Irresistibly good food, once lost in the sands of time

Aaheli is the first Bengali fine dining restaurant in the city opened its door on 1993. At Aaheli, one can enjoy from a mammoth spread of a la carte menu and also from a sumptuous thali menu. Bloggers from PanchPhoron were invited to taste few of their dishes from the new menu, which were lost in the sands of time. Lets salute this honest effort by Aaheli to revive those lost culinary art of Bengali cuisine.

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Oh mama! it’s a bowl of goodness

First thing I asked to the restaurant manager is what Mamagoto means. What I understood this means “to play with food”. True to its name, Mamagoto is a fusion Pan Asian cafe with a relaxed and casual atmosphere where affordable Asian cuisine & drinks combine with quirky decor. Uniqueness for Mamagoto is not only lies in its name or menu but also the decor looks edgy and vibrant with its retro black and white tiles and the quirky Asian graphics and motifs make the space. Behind those walls inside their secret kitchen they deconstruct and reconstruct various Asian street food. There is so much freshness in their presentation and the ingredients in the platter. Its a bowlful of goodness.

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The most happening street in the world..is a feast for your eyes

We, Indians though travel round the world but our attachment and fascination towards Indian cuisine is like cohesive bonding. Mughali tops the chart among the various Indian cuisines and keeping this trend in mind we find so many outlets opening up to serve the connoisseurs. The question is how many actually touches the heart. The Feast Street brings to us the authentic Mughali cuisines, one can imagine to find only inside alleys of old Delhi.