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When homesickness strikes, sometimes all it takes is a plate of luchi-alur dom or a bowl of fish curry. Here are five Delhi restaurants serving a taste of Bengal.
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News18•12-10-2026, 18:51
Durga Puja 2026: 5 Bengali Restaurants In Delhi Bringing Kolkata To Your Plate
  • •Durga Puja in Delhi can trigger homesickness for authentic Bengali flavours like luchi, kosha mangsho, and traditional fish curries.
  • •Oh! Calcutta in Greater Kailash II offers a classic festive spread featuring shukto, rich meat curries, and payesh.
  • •Maa Tara Restaurant in Chittaranjan Park serves comforting neighbourhood favourites including mutton kosha and bhetki paturi.
  • •Aami Bangali in Chittaranjan Park specializes in regional seafood delicacies like daab chingri, ilish paturi, and complete thalis.
  • •Bangla Canvas and Bijoli Grill in Chittaranjan Park provide traditional Bengali preparations and casual thali options for festive gatherings.

Key Questions Answered

Oh! Calcutta located in Greater Kailash II is a great starting point for traditional Bengali cooking, offering classic dishes like shukto, rich meat curries, and a sweet serving of payesh.

Maa Tara Restaurant in Chittaranjan Park serves comforting Bengali dishes including slow-cooked mutton kosha in a rich dark gravy, bhetki paturi featuring fish wrapped in banana leaves, and aloo posto.

Aami Bangali, located in Chittaranjan Park, serves regional favorites such as daab chingri, which features prawns cooked with mustard and spices inside a tender coconut, and ilish paturi.