(Rohu fish cut into cubes and deep fried in mustard oil)
(A popular Bengali street food, crispy-crunchy on the outside and deliciously spiced and succulent
on the inside)
(Fish croquette – spicy, tasty and crunchy)
(Crunchy and juicy fish well marinated and deep fried. Served with traditional Bengali mustard sauce)
(Chicken in thin gravy with potato)
(Chicken in a thin and special gravy and masala along with potato and egg)
(Chicken cooked on a slow flame with onions, Bengali masalas and ghee)
(Tender mutton cooked on slow flame with onions and other special masalas)
(Mutton with potato in a thin gravy)
(Semi-thick gravy with egg and special homemade masala)
(Mutton cooked and served in cooker)
(Rohu in a light gravy)
(Fish cooked in a mustard gravy)
(Rohu Fish in a red semi-thick & rich gravy)
(Katla fish marinated in yoghurt and flavoured with spices)
(Rohu fish cooked in a paste of poppy seed and mustard gravy)
(Butterfish in a red gravy, a bit spicy)
(A no onion, no garlic specialty with Bengali spices)
(Steamed Bhetki fish soaked in a mustard gravy)
(A light summer curry made with potol or pointed gourd/parwal along with potatoes and generous amounts of fried prawns simmered in mildly spiced onion-tomato gravy)
(Bhetki in a tomato paste gravy perfumed with whole spices and a generous dollop of ghee)
(A spicy presentation of the much loved pomfret, this dish is enjoyed best piping hot and dry)
(Small prawns cooked in coconut milk and creamy gravy, flavoured with spices)
(Small prawns steamed in mustard paste along with green chillies. Served with a dash of mustard oil on top)
(A beloved summer recipe that is the amalgamation of Echor or raw jackfruit and fried prawns simmered in spicy onion-tomato gravy)
(Not for the faint hearted this spicy prawn masala dish is the best served dry and spiced to the optimum)
(Prawns cooked inside the tender coconut with coconut milk and served in the same)