Kasturi Restaurant

For lunch we took steamed rice, Sona moong dal, aloo bhaja, bhetki paturi and doi katla. All of them tasted amazing. My fav ones are the daal and paturi. Price can range b/w 700-1000 for two people. There is a space crunch in the restaurant but the servers still do a great job! Kudos to the entire team.

Kasturi is a Bengali restaurant that specializes in serving authentic Bengali dishes. Located in the Ballygunge , Kasturi is a popular spot for those looking to indulge in some traditional Bengali cuisine. I recently had the opportunity to dine at Kasturi and here is my review of the restaurant. The menu at Kasturi is impressive, featuring a wide range of Bengali dishes, from seafood to meat to vegetarian options. I was particularly excited to try their famous fish curry, which is a must-try dish for anyone visiting the restaurant. The waitstaff was knowledgeable about the dishes and was happy to recommend some of their popular dishes. As soon as my food arrived, I was immediately impressed by the presentation. The food looked fresh and vibrant, and the aroma was enough to make my mouth water. I dug in and was blown away by the flavors. Each dish was prepared with authentic Bengali spices and herbs, and the taste was simply out of this world. The fish curry was the highlight of the meal, with the fish being perfectly cooked and the curry being spicy and tangy at the same time. However, there was one downside to my dining experience at Kasturi - the portion sizes were quite small. While the quality of the food was excellent, I found that I was left wanting more. This was particularly disappointing given the relatively high prices of the dishes. Nonetheless, the taste of the food was so good that I couldn't help but order more dishes to satisfy my cravings. Overall, I would highly recommend Kasturi to anyone looking to try authentic Bengali cuisine. The taste of the food is outstanding, and the ambiance of the restaurant is perfect for a cozy dinner with friends or family. While the portion sizes may be on the smaller side, the quality of the food more than makes up for it. So, if you are in the mood for some delicious Bengali food, head on over to Kasturi - you won't regret it!

Kasturi - When it comes to Dhakaiya Cuisine is an undefeated name. Each and Every dish that they produce is a stroke of Genius. And this particular restaurant is no different. With their vast menu and terrific ambience this restaurant sets an even higher standards. Their staff especially Mr. Debasish is a valuable asset to the establishment. Try their mutton kosha and chicken duckbunglow.

I visited the ballygunge branch. The Ambiance was too nice. I ordered their Maharaja thali with Jumbo Chingri Malaikari. The taste of the all foods are good. But I disappointed about the Chingri Malaikari. Because they claim it Jumbo but it's not jumbo and also the taste of the Malaikari only as sweet no taste of coconut. I taste much better Malaikari before than this resturent. So I don't recommend the Malaikari. Also the thali was shareable but not enough for 2. Because the quantity of the rice was too less. You can ordered separate rice to eat all items. Also after Ordered the separate rice the quantity of the rice like half plate but they claim the rice was full plate. And otherwise ambiance and staff behavior can manage all these things. I mean the behavior of staff was very kind and helpful. And other items taste good. I like very much the Kochupata Chingri. This is amazing. And the size of the mutton not satisfied because of their price. One piece of Mutton was feels like dry. Otherwise I like the foods. But I don't think the thalis was suitable for two people. I think quantity of the rice can get more. So I recommend you at last you visit here and taste food other than Chingri Malaikari.