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Fish Kalia
A spice rice curry loaded with fried fish and spices, energy (kcal)-555.7, carbohydrates (g)-21.3, total sugars (g)-8.9, dietary fibre (g)-6.1, protein (g)-47.5, total fat (g)-30.8, total sfa (g)-7.1, trans fat (g)-0.3, cholesterol (mg)-130.4, sodium (mg)-941.9, calcium (mg)-196.2, iron-2.6, vitamin a (mcg)-177.7, Vitamin c (mg)-15.3
₹179
Mutton Kosha 3 Pc (Semi Gravy)
It is often said that kosha mangsho was originated from shyam bazar, named as golbari, this place is 95 years old and serves the spiciest bengali kosha mangsho, energy (kcal)-597.0, carbohydrates (g)-18.3, total sugars (g)-7.8, dietary fibre (g)-5.3, protein (g)-39.5, total fat (g)-40.5, total sfa (g)-14.1, trans fat (g)-0.3, cholesterol (mg)-149.1, sodium (mg)-2317.1, calcium (mg)-52.6, iron-3.5, vitamin a (mcg)-207.6, vitamin c (mg)-14.5
₹348
Jhoori Aloo Bhaja (In 500Ml)
Jhuri aloo bhaja is an iconic traditional bengali food recipe. This crispy grated potato fry is an immensely popular side dish in bengali cuisine which is mostly accompanied with plain dal rice. Energy (kcal)-604.9, carbohydrates (g)-93.1, total sugars (g)-2.0, dietary fibre (g)-10.7, protein (g)-9.6, total fat (g)-20.2, Total sfa (g)-3.5, trans fat (g)-0.4, sodium (mg)-25.7, calcium (mg)-59.5, iron-3.6, vitamin a (mcg)-140.6, Vitamin c (mg)-144.7
₹149
Chicken Chaap
When the nawabs moved from dhaka to bengal, they introduced awadhi cuisine to bengalis. Chicken chaap was one of those mughlai delicacies which got popularized with time. Energy (kcal)-1364.9, carbohydrates (g)-28.0, total sugars (g)-10.2, added sugars (g)-5.1, dietary fibre (g)-5.7, protein (g)-68.3, total fat (g)-108.8, total sfa (g)-33.6, trans fat (g)-0.6, cholesterol (mg)-169.2, sodium (mg)-4398.0, calcium (mg)-77.3, iron-5.5, vitamin a (mcg)-295.1, vitamin c (mg)-5.6
₹298