Reviews Bhojohori Manna

If you’re not so concerned about the decor or atmosphere then this place is for the Bengali food lovers! Food was absolutely priceless, super tasty and so wholesome. Simply brilliant, excellent and fantastic. Highly recommend Bengali restaurant! It beats its competitors such as Kasturi by a million miles. Bhojohori Manna has achieved a long history of auspicious food awards since 2013, such as The Times of India Food Awards. They are now successfully celebrating their 20 year anniversary. Let’s hope they continue to serve such moreish tasty food. HIGHLY RECOMMEND!!!

Y'all must try this bhetki fish fry. We had a very refreshing doi er ghol, basanti pulao (3 plates for 4 adults), chicken korma (1 for 1), mutton kosha (1 for 1), chicken kosha (1 for 1), chingri malaicurry (1 for 1) and jhuro aloo bhaja. All of this was so delicious that we were barely left with time to click pictures.

Uff the taste of authentic Bengali cuisine was finger licking good 🤤😍. I went there with my friends to give them my birthday treat. MENU :) Polao 10/10, Sada vat ( basmoti rice 🍚😌), Mutton kosha 9/10 ( Jive jol asche Bhai 🤤), Chicken kosha (perfect balance between spice and sweetness) 😀 Dal of the day (motorsuti diye mugdal) 😋, Chutney of the day ( khejur er chatni)🙇🏼, Aam er chutney 7/10 😃 Alu bhaja ( quantity is enough for 2 people)🫂, Bhetki fish fingers (8/10) 🙂 Go ahead and enjoy your meal vai 🥹😍 Note :- every meal on their menu will not be available for every day. '_' Be ready to hear from them that a particular dish is not for u as if -.."NO that's not available or sesh hoye geche" and then you'll figure out which family is sitting beside your table ( they came later) will get THAT PERTICULAR DISH on their table served by them. But I personally love the quality of their food so despite being humiliation I will go there to eat that 😆 Now you know what to do.

Got the chance to try out Indigenous Bengali cuisine from this beautiful restaurant. The foods were mixture of both sweet and savory. We ordered Rice, Aloo Posto, Bhetki Paturi, Chingri Cutlet, Maccher Chop, Dal( Begali style - forgot the name), Dim curry and Misti Doi. It was a wholesome lunch I would say. We started digging in with the Chingri cutlet and Maccher Chop. They were Crispy and toothsome. I loved both. It was time for main course, had rice with dal, crispy fried potato( Jhuri Aloo Bhaja), Aloo posto, Dim curry and Bhetki Paturi. Bengali style Dal was new to my tastebuds. It was lustrous and had coconut bits in it( which I liked). Squeezing lemon to the dal enhanced the flavour. Aloo Posto was another authentic Bengali dish, which was different again. Bhetki paturi is a must try food for fish lovers. Initially, I found the bhetki( my first bhetki experience) little smelly, but got used to it with my second bite. I loved the taste of kasundi in it. Coming to Misti Doi, I have eaten misti Doi before in packed plastic container. Finally, I had the privilege to try in it's original form i.e the Matkawala. The place was peaceful and well maintained. Staffs were cordial and swift. Totally satisfied with the food and services provided. If u r new to Kolkata and looking out for authentic Bengali cuisine, then this is the place.

If you want to taste traditional bengali cuisine bhojohori manna is one of the best in city. Food was hot and tasty. Nothing to complain. Place could be little more beautiful with the addition of proper lighting and artifacts.

Bhojohori Manna is an exceptional restaurant that truly captures the essence of Bengali cuisine. From the moment you step in, you’re greeted with a warm and inviting ambiance that sets the perfect mood for a delightful dining experience. The menu boasts an extensive array of traditional Bengali dishes, each meticulously prepared to perfection. The flavors are rich and authentic, taking your taste buds on a culinary journey through the diverse regions of Bengal. Whether you’re a fan of fish, meat, or vegetarian options, Bhojohori Manna has something to satisfy every palate.

I had taken my friends Delhi, visiting Calcutta for authentic Bengali cuisine. I had both Veg and Non Vegetarian friends. The items chose were Channar Dalna, Dhokar Dalna for the Veg friend. Behtki Paturi, Mutton Boneless Korma,Amsatya Khajur Chutney and for Dessert it was Patisapta,Lengcha and Gurer sandesh along with Sweet and Sour Sweet Lime juice Am so glad that each item was relished and much appreciated.

One of the most Popular Bengali cusine in the city and now it has opened up many branches in other cities too. They cook real authentic Bengali food. Their fish fries are must try . Staffs are very happy to help you with all kind of information about the foods. One thing I didn't like about the portion they give it has to increased abit if I take one full plate it's not sufficient for two persons. Their chanr danla is amazing. And Sukto is just perfect. As a beverage you must try their rupasibangla a mocktail made with gandhraj lemon . And of course nolen gurer ice cream should be there for the desert without a miss. Its get open by 12 noon and on till 11.00 night . Lovely ambiance and decorations. I love their Bhojohori Manna painting . You can reach the restaurant easily by getting at gariahat more and walk down the lanes next to sreeniketan . Nearest landmark is Murlidhar Girls school and or Hindustan club puja .