SELF-GUIDED FOOD HUNT · Al Karama

Kolkata snack hour: chop, roll and doodh cola

Banana-flower croquettes, an egg-paratha roll and cold milk with cola make a compact Kolkata snack outing around Karama.

CURATED BY Feed to Fork team

Time to allowAllow 2–2.5 hours for shared snacks and a milk-cola pause.

Getting aroundUse local taxis between City of Joy on 43A Street, The Kolkata Junction on Kuwait Street and Calcutta Chai & Co in Wasl Opal on Al Doha Street.

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Your progress

Ask the croquette count and choose the plain egg roll. Calcutta Chai shares premises with Bol Gappa, so confirm the café’s current signage and milk-cola service before travelling.

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Before you go

When to go

Late afternoon or early evening after the kitchens confirm the selected snacks. This is a light meal outing, with indoor pauses between short transfers.

Budget and paying

Share one croquette order and one egg roll between two people, then decide whether to split the rich milk-cola drink. Confirm small-order seating at each stop.

Self-guided. Timing is an editorial suggestion, not a measured journey. Check kitchen hours and access before going.

THE ROUTE

3 stops, one food Hunt

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Mochar Chop with Kasundi
City of Joy Restaurant
Mochar chop pairs banana-flower croquettes with kasundi. Check the croquette count and ask about kasundi, the condiment served alongside them.
Mohammed Saeed Al Tayer Building, 3 43A Street, Al Karama
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Egg Roll
The Kolkata Junction
Kolkata Junction's plain egg roll wraps egg and tangy vegetables in flaky paratha. Specify the plain egg roll and ask about sauces and vegetables before requesting extras.
Shop 6, Al Mansoori Building 2, 29 Kuwait Street, Al Karama
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3 stops, one food Hunt

Mochar Chop with Kasundi

Egg Roll

Doodh Cola